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The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13
Trustees 8 Sale.

Whereas j. MekeaI and Emma T.. MekesI
his wife by thei" deed oftrust dated August eth
lsse. and recorded in ths recorders once
within and for Bates county. Missouri, In book
No. % page 9r2 conveyed to the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate Iy-
ing and being situate in the county OF Bates
and state Of Missouri. ts-wit:
The south half Of the north half ofthe south
west quarter OF section eighteen u.s. In town
ship forty-two ti2i, Of range thirty (y0j con
tanning forty 100 acres more or less
which conveyance WAS made in trust to secure
the payment Of one certain note fully describ-
ed in said deed Of trust; ana whereas defaui.
has been made in the payment Of
said note. now past due and unyaId.
Now. therefore. a. the request Of the legal
holder OF said note and pursuant TO the con =
ditions CT ssid deed Of trust, ! will proceed To
sell the above described premises at public
Fendue to the highest bidder for cash at the
east front door of the court house. in the city
Of Butler, county OF Bates and state of Mis-
sour, On
Saturday September ID, 1894,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fort-
noon and dVe O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, for the purposes Of satisfying said debt.
intsrest and costs.
~ 8: J. ID. ALLEN. Trustee
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13
No Material Body.

Burlington 10. Sept. 6.-The or
ganizatiou of Christian Scientists Cf
this city have petitioned the city
school board that the children of the
members be excused from attendance
at school during the hours that ply
siology is taught to believe the:e is
anything so much in evidence as a
stomach and liver. The petition
objects to geography on the score
hat it recognizes material body
The petition created sensation and
the school board refuse to grant the
request
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

young fellow whose betrothal had
Just been announced vas met By an
intimate friend lately who questioned
the happy man on his changed appear
ance. To these kindly queries the
youth replied: Well. | don't know
what it is, unless there is such thing
as engagement fright II there is that's
what / have"
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

Cumberland, Md, Sept. 6.-Dr. C.
II. Ohr, one of the attendants OF
Peters Walthsr (who died last night
from a supposed attack of As attic
chOlera) in an interview this morning
states that the case was one of genu
ine Asiatic cholera-the genuine cpl
demic CHOLERA of 1854
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

Jackson, No, Sept. 6-Pressley
Ellsworth, his mother and sister,
Marie, waylaid and shot to death
Henry Stiff, a blacksmith, near
Egypt Mills, this county, yesterday
evening.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

The Sturgeon school board ballot
el 1000 times for teacher and fail
ing to agree the school opened with
four instead of five teachers. This
demonstrates the character of the
mule in some people
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

\ candidate on the Democratic
Populist ticket in Green county has
been accused by political enemies of
the theft of COW. He should use
his best effort to prevent them from
proving it on him before the close
of the campaign.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13
Notice of School fund Mortgage Sale

Whereas on the nth day of June, Iss6 Laura
V. kirkpatrick. a single person, made, exc
cuted and delivered to Bates county, In the
state OF Missouri. her certain school fund
mortgage, conveying to said Rates county, the
following described real estate situated in
Bates county, Missouri, to-wit: Lot one IL
in block four "a. Williams second addition to
Butler, and beginning - feet north OF the
northeast corner of lot three t3J block three
81 Williams End addition TO Butler running
north 800 feet, west l32 feet, south 800 feet,
east to beginning: and beginning 10 feet north
OF the northeast corner of lot one ~ in block
four az Williams End addition to Butler, run
ming thence north 800 feet, thence west I3a
feet. soul h 800 feet. east to beginning {eNcept
plat of ground 66 feet east and west by Is.
feet north and south In the southwest cor
ner OF lot one III, block four t4l Will
lisms second addition to Butler, Which
mortgage was so made, executed and delivered
to secure the payment to said Bates county.
to the use of the common school fund of said
county, the certain school fund bond therein
mentioned and described, and which said
| mortgage is duly recorded in the Office of the
recorder of deeds in and for said county OF
Bates, in book No. ~ at page 29l. and in which
said school fund mortgage il is expressly pro-
yided. that should default be made in the pay
ment OF the principal and interest mentioned
in said bond, or any part thereof at the time
the same became due and payable. the then
acting sheriff OF said county, shall have power
to. and may without suit, proceed TO sell
the property so conveyed by said mortgage as
Aforesaid; and whereas, the county court In
and for said Bates county, at its August term
A. ID lo9i. by its entry of record, did find
bond, secured by said mortgage is due and
unpaid, and did order and direct the under
signed. as acting sheriff Of Bates county, to
proceed TO sell the property mentioned in said
mortgage, as aforesaid, in accordance With
the terms ani stipulstIons contained in said
mortgage to satisfy the amount of principal
and interest found 10 bs due on said bond
Now, therefore, take notice. that , ID 4 Col
yer, as acting sheriff in and for said county of
Bates, by the authority In me vested. by vir-
tue of said school fund mortgage. and the
| finding and order ofthe county court aforesaid
will on
Saturday September 29th, 1894,
at the east front door of the court house III
the city OF Rntler, county and state aforesaid ,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day proceed to sell at public yendue to ths
highest bidder for cash the real estate afore-
| said. for the purpose of satisfying the princi
pal and intel est found to be due said bond.
and the costs Of executing this trust.
ID a. COLYER
42-it sheriff of Bates Bounty.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

A. D. Leach OF Howard county
owns a mule which was foaled in
California 81 years ago. He rode her
from that state to Howard county in
1856. Mr.. Leach calls her old Bet
and says she still retains the qualities
Of mule.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-13

as:...s. assss.s - 's,.i ls..l Agents. SIS
a~--k- EIss4sive s~rrTfss,- TIE
Rapt& fss.A Ws.Arr. WaSa-- all shs
s-txa-> fsr . ta-.sIl, il enc minute.
N><h-a~ Fsas-s as4 dries then
ss~sS -estias tAs hands Yea
fass Eas AsfFs1, Is@ machine So-s
ias r-sS- srixs,. polishet sisa.s.
az-i ese-rtzl wir~. So se.14-t
Ires-rs.zssolh-4haB1ssy eisskinf.
ne e-ek-1 3isaes. re Esss- Cheap.
sE-aaae. .varrAzss4. CsrSRiArsesss-
:. Cisrk Es. L. CeaHDbsA o
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

Hugh Wood has come home
from Beaver canyon.
Miss Jennie Cochran has gone
to Pomona, Cal.
Messrs. Penwell Jackson, Kirk
and Hanna have been doing"
Pahsimari this week.
Henry Steidley has gone to
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falls went to
Challis this week.
Dell Bartlett has gone to Red
Rock to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reed.
Mr.. D. Cameron is Laid up
at Mr.. O'Neil's with badly
sprained ankle.
Chas. Seagreen has sold his
beef cattle and gone to Bonanza,
where he and Mr.. Powell has a
lease on the Montana mine.
Ask Mr.. Hooper to relate a
recent experience be had punch
ing COWS"
! Jas, Mayrick says he viii
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
cR. N. Hull & Co.,
"shalis, Idaho.

being in Houston precinct county OF Custer,
State of Idaho, and bounded and described, as
follows
Being the South 4 Of the Southeast Il OF Sec.
Twenty -one; ali the Northeast 4 alt the
North X of the Southeast 4 Section Twenty. !.
eight ;ar / the Northwest 4 OF Northwest I and
the Sou l II OF Northwest 4 and Southwest =
Section wenty- seven. Township Z. North OF
range TW ,nty-four East; containing six hun
dred acres. together with all the improvements
thereon; consisting OF a dwelling house. stables,
barn CORA 5. fences. bitches aud water rights,
being two thousand inches OF water then flow
ing aud thereafter to flow in q certain water
ditch. known as the Carbonate Ditch, beginning
about y mile above the NarrowS, on Big Lost
river. and running on the North side OF Zig
Lost river; together with all and singular the
appurtenanceS thereuuto belonging or In any
wise appertaining thereto.
Public notice is hereby given that, on Tues
day. the 2zth day of November, ~. D.
1904, at = O'clock, p. m. OF that day. IL
front of the Court House door of the county o.
Custer. will. in obedience to said order OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure aud sale, sell ths
above described property. or SO much thcreo
as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs. etc. to the highest ant
best bidder, for lawful money OF the UniteS
States. NJ. $. HICKS, Sheriff.
Dated at Challis, Oct. 2o isas.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

Pyle the old reliable, for first
class dental work.
Parties wishing anything in
the line of dentistry will do well
to call IN DR.. Pyle. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed, and all work
warranted. Prices reasonable.
While l fill teeth absolutely
painless, / do not break off teeth
and leave roots in the mouth
while extracting. / viii be in
ChaIlis Nov. 8.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

OA oilfCl at btlc IdllO VI ~ W l..
Pretty soon thereafter the Nat
ional Republican Convention as
sembled in Minneapolis and in a
few days the Democratic conven-
ton convened in Chicago. They
both were, as usual, hostile to
silver, our paramount industry.
On July 4th, of the same year,
the Peoples Party met in Nat
ional convention at Omaha, and |
it's principle plank and faith was,
as it is today. and as all of its
advocates in both branches of |
congress, whether they are. from
the East, North, South or West, |
stand as unit for the free and
unlimited coinage Of sitUeT at the
ratio Of I6 to /. This was good !
enough silver party for the Clay
ton Silver Club, and other Clubs
which had been formed In Custer
county by that time, and they
consequently united with the
only silver organization-the
Peoples Party.
The above is a brief history of
the Peoples Party in Custer
county. At that time and now it
is the cause Of all the vile abuse
imaginable from Republican bar
racks, but the infant has grown
to manhood, and the old parties
can see the approaching victory
of this party from every direct
ion. They are resorting to every
kind of a method to keep the g.
o. p. ship from sinking in Idaho.
A pamphlet has been issued from
Republican headquarters at Boise
City, and we noticed some of them
in Challis the other day. They
are entitled: "Populist What
Is He ? Who Is He ? Where
Did He Come From ?" This
pamphlet is little the worst polit-
ical rot that we ever read; it is
composed of lies and slander, and
no man of intelligence will be
deceived by such falsehoods.
The main part of this little
book is devoted to what ruin
would befall Idaho if the Popu-
lists win. Their wall is some
thing like this:
II the PopuIist ticket goes in
the mines viii al close down.
The smeiters viii no more snaelt
And the Russian thistle viii take the town
If the Populist ticket goes in
The prune trees will not bear prunes.
The sheep will not grow wool
And the wheat will be all tears.
But the ssddest thing to happen
II the POpulist ticket goes IN.
VIII be the Doodle broth we get
Will be mighty scarce and thin
To the voters: This is a bat
tie between the great plain people
of this country and a fate worse
than chattle slavery. The cleo
, tions already held disclose the
/ growing discomfort among the
people, and point to the immedi-
ate overthrow of plutocracy.
This disclosure has reused the
ruling factions in both old par
; ties to the verge of frenzy. They
, have at last realized the danger
which threatens them, and will
; make the most desperate fight
e of their lives. Let all Populi SITS
i be on their guard; let them stand
/, firm as rocks and permit nothing
to prevent their going TO the
: polls. When there, vote the
: ticket straight. Listen to no
D persuasion, believe no rumors,
: and above all, rebalze with viol-
: ence, if needs be, the ote-buy-
o er. If you are in doubt. go to
; some true aud tried Populist
J, and get information. Don't take
u the word of the opposition fol
e for anything. Remember vot-
1 ers, the aggregate vote of this
I election determines the pros
!, pect for 1896.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
s4&&JoB INSTRUMENTATION


Notice is hereby given that I
will hold special examination,
commencing Nov. z, at o o'clock,
a. m, at the Probate Court
room, Challis, for the purpose
OF examining all persons who
may offer themselves as teach
ers in the public schools of Gus
ter county, Idaho.
A. K ZEIGLER,
County Supt. Public Inst
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

AS the State of Idaho has a
preference to select lands under
its grants for the period of 60
days after the filing of the town
ship plats, no person will be al
lowed to file during said period,
excepting, however, those claim
ing settlement prior to the sur
vey of said township.
w. H. BRoDHEAD,
Register.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
LocxL oLEzNIrGs.

1
"Havin9 been fully consumed the Repu5gieaa
Party is unaIterabty opposed to the free coinage
Of siEvtr at the ratio Of 1sto I. or az al. szcept
sritA the consent Of Joret9n 2osernm<sts. and at
ratio to Be dictated By than. Ihase to announce
can no longer act nth that party Senator John
p Jones' reasons for leaving the Republican
Party.
Frank Walton, the most pro-
found and explicit exponent of
Populistic doctrines yet appear
ing at Houston, addressed large
and enthusiastic audience on the
26th. 1t is impossible at this
late hour to fully explain how he
held the people, spell-bound with
his eloquence, suffice to say that
his arguments were such as to
cause many conversions to the
party, and we expect safe ma
ljority for him as State Auditor
in this precinct He was accom-
panied by Hon. P. NJ. Bruner,
who spoke here some weeks ago.
and such team on the road will
draw large load from both the
Republican and Democratic
ranks. A number of candidates
for county offices, both Repubi-
can and Popnlist, attended the
meeting and listened with atten-
ton. No disturbance nor ques-
tions from the audience proved
conclusively that Mr.. Walton's
| arguments were beyond contra
diction. ~
Mr.. Clyde and family departed
for California one day last week.
Mr.. Clyde only went as far as
Ketchum and returned on Satur-
day.
The register books closed in
this precinct last Friday with
1876 names enrolled.
Owing to the fact that we have
1900 election tickets to print. and
, this to do without any help, it is
/ a close thing to get tout any paper
4 at all this week. We have
number of valuable communica-
tions. one in particular from Yam
kee Fork. but have not the time
to put them in type for this issue.
Mr.. c. S. Jordan is quite sick
+ The Placer Compay at Yellow
: Jacket has closed down for win
q ter.
n Frank Nickerson, Dan Meal
+ lister and Fred Weinhart are in
d from the Jacket.
All of the delegates who at
tended the grand Odd Fellow
meeting at Lewiston, have re-
: turned to Custer county. They
report a most enjoyable trip.
{. Harrison Watson and family
IS have moved to Salmon.
I" Election one week from today.
:. Enos Watson is in from the
:. Jacket.
e The Recorder says Senator
'' Dubois has cancelled all his dates
i" in Lemhi county.
Salmon City claims 450 voters.
:. Col. Sharp went down to Lost
:. river last week on business.
a Carleton Ellis was in Challis
sr from Yellow Jacket several days
20 last week.
a. George Coryell has gone te
IL Ketchum.
:. Alex Klupfer, of Custer, was
: in this city last week.
O. E. Penwell has the wagon
bridge across Salmon river near
lv completed
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

marry in the spring of '95.
Mr.. Borjison, who has been on
the sick list, is around again.
Mrs. Jennie Dodge is staying
at Boise Ellis. Massey.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
Town~hip Plate
u. S. LAND OFFICE, HALEY,
Idaho, Oct. 9, 1894.

IlIIO' OOVs . ~
Notice is hereby given that
the following Township plats
have been received at this Office
and will be officially filed ON
November Sth, 1894, on and after
which day we will be prepared
to receive applications for the
entry of lands in such townships
to-wit
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

On October 25, to the wife of
Boise Ellis, a son. Mother and
child doing well.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SRDEW OF sELE xND DECREE
OF FORECLOSURE RND
SELE.
sDWARD PARADIS.
PldiatiG,
LIBEL S. C0TTER,

Defendant.
Under and by virtue OF an Order OF Sale and
vecree OF Foreclosure and Sale, issued out OF
the Dtstrict Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
trsct Of the State OF Idaho. county OF Custer on
the eleventh day OF October a. D.. 1894, in the
ABOVE entitled action, wherein Edward ParadiS
the anove named plaintif obtained u judgment
snd uecree OF foreclosure and sale against Abe
g Sctter. defendant. on the eleventh day o
OCTOBER A. D.. 1891 for the sum OF One Thous
enu, Five Hundred and Twenty Six and 70 lO'
Wb20s0-lOO) Dollars lawful money OF tn,
United states besides interest. costs an,
SounSels fees One Hundred and Fifty (Si50OO
1,oiin[ss which said decree was, on the eleventh
day OF October, A. D. 1894 recorded In ucg
ment docket book OF said Court. on page 81.
em commanded TO sell all those certain lots
pssees or parcels OF land, situate, lying an'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
*LODeIEG DEPARTMENTS

T In connection with the Rest
aurant 1 have fitted up large and
commodius Lodging House, only a
short distance from the Restaurant.
on Third street, with good. clean
and large rooms. The pub ie patron
age is respectfully solicited
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-23

ana there at story in the Bible, now
they are taken through from Genesis to
Revelation, and we shall have 5000, 900
children forestalled for Christianity. My
soul is full of exultation. l feel as if
could shout-I will shout, "Alleluia, the
Lord God omnipotent reignethp'
SCIENTIFIC CONSOLATION.
Then you notice more significant
fact, if you have talked with people on
the subject, that they are getting dissat-
isfed with philosophy and science as
matter of comfort. They say 1t does not
amount to anything when you have Q
dead child in the house. They will tell
you, when they were sick and the door of
the future seemed opening, the only COM
fort they could find was in the gospel.
People are having demonstrated all over
the land that science and philosophy can
not solaco the trouble and woes Of the
world, and they want some other reli-
gion, and they are taking Christianity,
the only sympathetic religion that ever
came into the world.
You just take your scientific consola-
ton into that room where a mother has
lost her child. Try in that case your
splendid doctrine of the Survival of the
fittest." Tell her that child died because
it was not worth as much as the other
children. That is your Survival of the
fttest." Go to that dying man and tell
him to pluck up courage for the future.
Use your transcendental phraseology up
on him. Tell him he ought to be conf
dent in 'the great to be-" and the lever
lasting now" and the eternal what is
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-23

STATE OF VERMONT,
Westminster, ss-
BY the Probate court for said district, to al u
persons interested in the estate of Betsey A
Howard late of Londonderry in said district.
decea' ed, greeting. You are hereby mott bel
that this Court will decide upon the allowance Of
the account of F. c. Dean, guardian on
said estate, at the session thereof TO he
held at the inn OF Thos. Evans in Townshend
ON the i7h day of April A. ID. lsaf when az,
where you mas be heard in the premises. II You
see cause. Gina II. Allbee, Register.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-23
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MANCHESTER, TERHONT
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Not Anxious to Borrow.

4 LONDON cal lcgram says the fact mat
MANY Coreans have been found fighiinS
alongside the japanese against the Chi
ue.e is regarded az very significant. Ger
tainlv IL would seem that II Corea IS
going TO take sides at all in the quarrel
over herself common sense and patriotism
would dictate that she form an alilahce
with Janan. As we read the history of the
dealings with Corca Of China and Japan
respectively. the influence Of the Chinese
anon the country has been Degrading anu
blIghting. while that of Japan has 'e"ue'
TO the elevation and prosperity OF the
Hermit Kingdom.
As far however as public interest III
the Eastern war is concerned ino'e
eieniacant fact than the one above men
TONED Is found in the desire OF Ehsl's"
and German money centres to amor"
china financial accommodation. the
bankers Of these two nations would iiaru-
10 no ca anxious TO help the Celestials
II they did not have TIP as 10 no"
tho,r respective governments leaned. big
I,noIjsh and German loans TO emma
would not only indicate an UNDERSTAND
ing between England and Germany as
20 the war itself. but would foreshadow
= nretty severe bleeding process after the
war With the example of Egypt before
her no wonder that China is not very
anxious TO be accommodated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
The CITY. and the State Library.

The Gen raj assembly at its last ses-
sion agreed tina; the State Library upon
being moved to the new building shoulu
be kept open at night and become, under
certain restrictions, a public library, pro-
vi1od the city Of Richmond would pay
the salary of an assistant librarian.
The Finance Committee Of the City
Council will at its meeting this after
noon. take up the question OF accepting
the Sta.e's offer, and it is hoped that the
appropriation necessary to employ such
assistant will be made. There are thou
sands Of persons in Richmond to whom
the privileges of the library at night
would be a source of great pleasure ana
profit. Though the new library building
will not be finished for some months, II
would be well. if there is to be an as
sistant librarian, that ne be appointed IN
ample time to famiiarize himself with
the contents of the library and the duties
that will be required Of him.