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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
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The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Whereas Jonas c Griggs and Susan GrigEe
his wife. bv their deed of trust dated
November :. 1854, ami recorded in the record
ers Office within and for fate. county Missouri
in book No. III page $50 convey e'i to the under
signed trustee the following described real
esf ate lying and being situate IN thu couaty OF
Bates aud stat" of Missouri. tn wit:
The east half of the northeast quar- er and
the east half OF the southeast quarter of sec.
ton twenty-five t25) in township thirty nine
li9l Of range thirty two C4) containing one
hundred and sixty 1897 acres m are or less which
conveyance was made in trust to secure tn.
payment OF one certain note fully described
in sad deed of trust: and whereas default
has been made in the payment of the annual
interest on said note and the same is now past
dne and unpaid and uhereas such default rem
dered the whole debt due and pa, able accord
ing to the terms and conditions of said note
and deed trust and the same Is now past due
and unpaid Now therefore. At the request OF
the legal holder If said note and pursuant to
the conditions OF said deed of erust will pro-
ceed to sell the above described premises at
public vendue to the highest bi tder Tor cash
q the eas. front door OF the court house in
the city OF Butler. county of Bates ana state
Of Missouri, on
S.'nriav, F-h,uarv 20. 1897
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day tor the purposes of satisfying said debt
interest and costa e. A ALLEN,
II At Truatee.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
HIS OWN MEDICINE

The Iuteruec ne war IN the popu
list party IN the state has attracted
much attention At the National
convention, after bitter wiangie
bet seeu the fu.ionists and ''mldile
Oh de.roaders," honors We're ab"ut
even by the nomination Of Watson
and tn. endorsement of Bryan Later
at S-dalia, aud III fact throughout
tie mpaigu.the fusIonIsrs have had
the best Of It, Tue "tn,diIe-ob de
road-rs' have been especially bitter
against Chairman Roz-Ile aud S-cre
tary Carroll Lately } Waller
L,ny, commltteem from the First
Congressional District, AMI W. .
Atkeson, OF Butler. renewed their
fl sht with redoubled fury aud prom
ised all klrds Of SENSATIONAL DIS
closures against the chairman aud
secretary, at the meeting of the
,muittee at Jeff-rson CITY on the
22nd, chef amoug which wa II
receipt said To be i'll the possession
of Long, for $40 signed by Roz-ll-
and given to Dowd of the SILVER
party The action OF the CONT m'tter,
however, was not to the liking of
these gentlemen
I An investigating committee was
appointed and brought lit its report,
ronv,cting j Waller Long of pub
fishing false charges against the
chairman aud secretary of the
p"pulist state Committee The
committee also found shat Long had
been in suspiciously close conference
with St. Louis F,lleyites. On this
report Mr. Long received, what be
had intended for Roz-lle aud Carroll,
the grand bounce The committee
further endorsed the action of the
chairman and secretary in the last
campaign, and recommended Mr..
Roze.le to Governor Stephens for
Labor Commissioner. The next
move of the "middle-ob de.roaders'
will De watched with considerable
Interest.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas Mary 81 Mllrons ard Janes nih..
irons her husband. by their deed OF tfust a.
June . leta and recorded In the YecOrfert
Office within and for Bates county. Aissosn.
In book No. ,55. psge 2&a conveyed IN the -.
dersign.d trustee the following described ~
estate lying and being situate In the Cosby
OF bates and state OF Missouri, to-wi':
Re2inrtng four hunared and twenty ttW,
feet wees OF the eoutheast corner OF the n6f0~s
west quarter OF the southwest quarter ot 80
ton twenty three f2sj township fortJ ~
OF range thirty one t3ij running themes nos1
iwo hundred and ten t2i9l feet, tberee 80
seventy ieet, thence eouth two baga.red -
ten t2i0} feet, thence west seventy f1tf seesD
DEFINING; which Conveyance Was m0s
trust TO secure the payment Of six eertsin seess
fails described in said deed Of trust; -
whereas. default has been made in ths ~
msDs OF one ofsaid notes i0rs5, which Was -
and paw able two months after date th~feNs
and whereas default has been made In -
pay yment OF one OF said notes for 81. sesn
was due AM pay able dse months AFTER dese
here !, both OF said notes b~iBg -
psst dne and unpaid. Now, tnese.~
FIRE. at she request Of the legal holder
sait. notes and pursuant TO the condstions =
eaid deed OF trust will proceed to SELF -
above described prerGIses at public seBfns y
the higa'st bidder 20. cash at the east ffess
door OF the court house, ia the cisF OF Eastefs
comfy Of Bates and state Of Missouri. 0a u
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

The House committee to investi
gate the Kansas City chief of police,
after several days session aud the
taking of a larger batch of testimony.
adjourned on Wednesday. The Sen.
ate committee will begin it's investi
CATION to day 1t is the impression
of great many that the House
committee was appointed for the
purpose Of applying a coat of white
wash. However this may be We
wish to say that the democratic
party can not afford to wink at and
cover up fraud and corruption within
the party. These gentlemen accused
are presumably innocent until they
are proven guilty. They should
have fair and impartial trial before
an unprejudiced committee, and lei,
the facts be brought out, no matter
what they are. The gentlemen con-
Quoting this committee will be held
strictly to account for their steward
ship.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Whereas James Cause and ELISABETH cause
his wife by their deed of trust lated N1vemher
s9fh l>St2, and recorded in the ectrier'e oEice
withip and for Bates County. Missonri In
book No. IL page IL co ve[i so he under
signed trustee the following described real
e-Ea'e lying and being situate in the couutb OF
Bates and stat OF Missouri 70 wit:
The northwest quarter "f the southwe.t
quarter OF section sixteen ti6l AMI the west
half oT the northeast qnrart~r OF ne southwest
quarter of section sixteen iI6f all in township
thirty n ne tisl OF rang" tn rFF three t.@fl c"n-
taining siNts acres more or less which convey
ance was maize in trsaEs sto secHr- the payment
OF one certain note tally described lit said
deed of trust; and whereas tetauit has been
made in the payment of the a"huai interest on
said note AID ths same is tow past due aud
unpaid; and whereas such drfsutt rel der
et the Who'll debt tine and PAYABLE. acrordlng
10 the terms and coudtnons Of said note and
deed trust, aud The same is past
due and unpaid Now therefore at the
quest of the legal holder of said note and pur
suant to th- condi ions OF aid deed NJ trust |
will proceed to sell the above described prem
ise> at public vendur. To the highest bidder for
cash a. the east front door oi III. court hau.e
in the city of Butler. county OF Bates ami state
of Missouri on
Saturday. F-h,u4rs 20. 1897
between the hours OF nine clock n the fore
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF thai
day tor the purposes of satisfying said debt.
interest and costs. FRANK ALI IN.
li-4t Trustee
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
ROwboats Capinr- n War Vessel.

New York, Jan. PA epeci.
dispatch from Key West to the
Evening World reports that or
Tuesday night insurgents opened
fire with cannon upon the Spanish
Cometa. anchored off Sierra Morena.
striking it several times. While tb+
cr.w on board the Cometa was IT,
c c,nfusion. the dispatch adds, insur.
gents in small boats rowed out and
boarded the craft, attacking the
sailors with their machetes aid small
arms After the commander Of tn.
Cometa and half his men had been
killed, the reminder surr. ndered
The insurgents then removed Ill the
arms and ammunition from the boat
to the shore and set her on FIRE,
burning her to the waters edge.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Sue, Sale IT, Pa,t,,,or.

Catherine Brown, William Stewart Nora
Bailey, Charlotte McKeaver, Andrew Stewart,
Sarah Huley, Mary A. Harper, Andrew ID.
Gwynne, John Gwynne, Mary c Gwynne,
Samuel II. Gwynne, Charles W Gwynne, Car
rie Gwynne and VIM. X. Sproule, executor of
the estate Of Jane Gwynne deceased, plaintiffs
against Minnie Stewart, William & Stewart,
Preston II. Stewart, James Stewart, John
Stewart, Joseph ii. Stewart, David w Stewart,
Sarah }. Stewart, Mary c. Stewart and Will
liam A Stewart, defendants.
By virtue and authority of decree and order
OF sale made by the circuit court of Bates county
and state Of Missouri, in the above entitled
cause on the 9th day OF November, 1886, at a
regular term of the said circuit court, and of a
certified copy thereof to me directed and deliv-
cred, dated January llth, 1897, will on
Fri Nv + h. 26. 1897,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, at the east front door of the court house in
the city of Butler, Bates county, and state of
Missouri, and while the circuit court Of said
county is in session, sell at public vendue, for
cash, to the highest the following described
real estate situate in Bates county, state of
Missouri, tO-wit: The northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section thirty-one (3D
in township forty 90 Of range thirty-one t3D.
z. e. MUDD,
HIT Sheriff of Bates County.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Two Lyncl,rd

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. % A dis.
patch from Jeffersonville. Ga, saws
the jail at that place was broken
into this morning by an armed mob
and two negroes, Willie White and
Charles Forsyth, were taken out and
banged. Both bodies this morning
dsugled from the same limb and
both were perforated with bullets
The negroes were accused of the as
sassiuation OF Mrs. Rowland q.
Adams Park.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Notice of LIE eers

Notice is hereby given that letters OF admins
Iration upon the estate of { l. kwger deceased.
having been granted To the undersjg gneai by the
probate court of Bates county, Missouri. bear
ing dsse the 18th day of January, A. II lSa-.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them IA thr undersi gned
for allowance within ore wear from the date of
said letters, ar they HAY be precluded from
any benefit of such estate, and If said claims be
not exhibited within Two wears from the date OF
the publication OF this notice they will he for
ever barred.
tGt STA \. knEGER
Administrators y of sad Estate
Wm |. Jarrost, Attorney for said estate
u-4t January Il. \. u. 1S9..
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Judge Lay, of the Henry county
circuit court ia a believer in more
rigid divorce laws. Two cases be
tried this week at Clinton confirmed
his belief. They are: Mrs Rosa Viii
lis, aged 20. had her maiden name
restored. and stralghtway married
John J. Insles,aged sober principal
witness Ingles was divorced a year
ago On Monday Mary J Farmer,
aged 81 was divorced and the costs
ware paid by Samuel Bell, aged 70
Thursday Mrs. Farmer went to Clio
Ton and got & license to marry Mr.
Bell. the ceremony taking place thai
night Both couples live il or near
Calhoun Nevada Post
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Thursday. F. brua,ylS ,sa.
Sherin q Sale.

By virtue and authority of a specia, exec.,,..
for Delinquent taxes issued from the u,dcr =
the clerA oi the circuit court of Bate. ,..a.s.
returnabie AT tue rebruar, term isa,. of NJ
court TO Inc directed in favor of : u ttshs, !,
oeio collector OF The revenue of Bate. ,,,nss. -
and against Moses Jones N : Cowlrs ana ~
Tsgard, haA e levied and seized upon iii n.
right title, interest ani claim OF .e,4na,s..
Moses Jones NJ : CoWles and + j r,e,ss =
and To the following described real estate sis
uated in Yates county, Missouri. 10 Wit
Lot tour ~ block thirteen ;ls, wes, ali. "A
dir ion To the city of suiier also lot oas III II,
two III and three Isl block thirteen ilsi ssii II
side addition To the city of Butler. B,.s.
county. Mo | Will ON
Fnn.t r. u narv 19, 1897
between the hours of nine O. oclock In the far.
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of ~
dnS, at the east front door OF the court hons.
In the city of Butler Bates county, Mis.,ar
Sell the same or SO much tn reof a. ma, b. r..
quired ut public v.ndue ta the highest bidi1,
for cash. to satisfy saih execution and coat.
r. G MUDD,
l0-4t sherin Of Bates Count No.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Sberiti's Sale.

by virtue and authority OF q special executes
for delinquent taxes issued from the onice q
th- clerk of the ciIcuii court of Bat~s coustys
returnable at the February term, isg. OF taiis
court 10 me directed In favor OF II tisheF ex.
otbcio collector OF the revenue OF Bxtrs c0aatys
and against Newton Montgomery / haves
levied and seized upon all the right, title NJ
tere and CLAIM OF defendant. Newion Moat.s
g"meIt in and to the following de,crAe1
real estate situated in Bates county, Nissnsli..
to- wit:
The west part of the north half OF lot TIVE fl,s
OF the northwes quarter OF section ninstseaa
tl9) In township thirty nine t3e) OF Raseee
thirty tsol Bates county, Missouri. will u
Thursday February 10, 1857.
between the hours of nine O'Clock /. the for..
noon and five O'aiOck In the Afternoon 0f ~
day, at the east trout door OF the court hOuso.a
In the city of Butler. Bstes county, Miasaal
sell the same or so much thereof ~ may b. n.
qutred at pubic vendus to the highest biddse
foi cash, to satisfy said execution and cOsss.
4 T.. AUDtb
lO-4t Sheriff Of Bates ouBty No.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
She III >ata

BY virtue and authori1y of sn.e,.,
for delinquent taxes issued from IN seAecelilz
the clerk of the c4rcuit court of nsse, eAss
returnahlt at the February term Iss. ceaa1
court to me directed in favor of 5 IL sssal.s
ofltcio collector of the revenue of Rs,ss ssff n
and against l. Chandler and j " ~. oasao
have levied and seized upon all the ,sssnaitf
interest AMI claim of defendants to
Ter and } " Chandler in and 10 ,ha ~, = 4Aasff7
described real estate situated in Rates lesi, ssa
Missouri, to-wtt Voaaf3
The ~outh half Of lot two ~ of tha
quarter Of section ngnetes.u tis4 townss's sassQ
two az q range thtrs, two tSs} in Rs,s fase
tS Mo, Will on Ssts e0,Sz
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Wore

Medicinal value in bottle of Hoods Sarsa.
parlla than in any other preparation.
More skill Is required. more care taken, more
expense incurred in its manufacture
1t costs the proprietor and the dealer
More but it costs the consumer less, as he
gets more doses for his money.
More curative power is secured by its peculiar
combination, proportion and process.
which make il peculiar TO itself.
More people are employed and more space oc-
cupied in its Laboratory than any other.
More wonderful cures effected and more -es-
More sales and more Increase year BY year
are reported by druggists.
More people are taking Hoods sarsaparilia
today than any other. and more are
taking II today than ever before.
More aud STILL MORE reasons might be
given why you should take
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
CAPITAL IMPRESSIONS.

While in jefferson City last week
We had the pleasure of meeting
Judge James B. CAN'T, who was
hard at work in bis rooms. He
always has time to greet his
friends, however, and we found
HIM the same genial gentleman as
when he limped around over this
district aud gave instructions to
petit juries and unraveled intricate
law points for our people. He said
he needed a vacation but he didn't
have the heart to take it while 90
many poor fellows with their all
wrapped up iu law suit was wait
ing anxiously the action of the court.
We had very pleasant visit with
Judge Barclay, who our people will
remember was nominated at Spring
field over Judge DeArmond. The
Judge had very pleasant recollec
ton of our delegation and comment
ed upon the loyalty they displayed to
their candidate. From lawyers who
have large amount OF business in
his court aud who are competent to
Judge, we learn that Judge Barclay
has made an enviable record as
Supreme Judge.
The general opinion, as we heard
it frequently expressed, that Bates
county has very strong representa-.
tive in Mr. Ellis, the peer of any
man in the house. As an old member
he would be the leader on the floor.
He watches legislation closely and
votes intelligently on every PROPOSE.
tion which comes up.
Senator Ballard takes high rank
in the senate. When he addresses
that body he commands the closest
attention, aud his words carry weigh.
with them. He is the chairman of
several committees, to one OF which
is referred the investigation of the
Kansas City police commissioners.
The resolution he introduced asking
for sub committee with full power
to act shows that there will be 10
whitewashing.
Claud Clark is chief clerk OF the
Adjutsnt Generals Office, at salary
of Sl,500 Per year. He is deserv
edly popular, and gives promise oi
q rapid promotion to high place in
state politics.
John Trimble is assistant door
keeper of the House and populs,
one
Churchill Rsfter was promised a
desirable place on the chief clerk s
force, but was disappointed because
of that officials inability to redeem
all his promises.
c. f. Dimmet is clerk Of 8 senase
! committee.
/ Miss Maud Sai,a, formerly oi
Butler. now Of ST. Louss, is stenog
rapher for the Folder of the house.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

o e or fwo prominent citizens O
St. Louis. Rave interested thelL-
g Ives in Duestrpw's b-half and will
use their fluenc- with the Cover
nor to save hIs neck. The claim is
made that If Dues.rew was not
crazy ut the time he committed the
&C hs s insane now The governor
vii! b, asked to commute the seu
te C. to lIf- imprisonment.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Central Committee Meeting.

The members of the democratic
central committee of Bates county,
are hereby called to assemble al the
>curt house in Butler, Saturday Jan
usry goth, 1897, at l o'clock : VI
FOR the purpose of arranging for Cal
ling township conventions to noun
ate y school commissioner ami tor
zach other business MS may come be
fore said committee.
f. LIZ FOLLETT. L. l.. HARPER.
Secretary. Chairman.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

A fellow servants bill embracing
railroad employees alone was reported
favorably by the House committee
last week. Hon w W. Graves, S.
W. Dosley aud a number of Bates
county miners appeared before the
committee aud urged that legisla
ton of this nature be extended to
protect miners. While admitting the
justice of these claims the committee
was of the opinion that this class Of
legislation could be best obtained by
separate bills. Hence a miners fel
low servants bill will be introduced
at an early day by Hon. George B
Ellis. Mr., Ellis aud Senator Ballard,
having large miner constituency,
are strongly in favor of bill of this
nature, and We have no doubt they
will succeed in having such a law
enacted.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

The cold wave of Thursday was
general over the country. In Min
nesota, Dakota, Indiana. Ohio. Iowa
snd Michigan, the coldest weather
ahHs far of the winter is reported.
Uver IN Kansas the cold wave was
accompanied By q general western
Blizzard During Sunday night the
thermometer dropped over fifty de-
- - -
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Sugar ttu-G T. FIR stood 10 show
for re-el-ction to the senate from
Kansas. Tue populi-t leg,sla
turned L,m down in short order
Tn4, sea. will be filed by VIM A.
Harris, an TX pnfederate soldier
Mr.. Harris il one of the abl. st men
in the state aud there will be no
cause to regret his elevation to the
high position. NJ. Harris is not
salabie m1l, either, and when b.
quits the senate there will be no
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Sherlh7s Sale.

BY virtue and authority ofa special eYeeuteo
for delinquent taxes issued from the 0iacs of
the clerk OF the circuit court OF Bates cOnDty
returDable At the February term. lsgs Of sail
court to me dir -cted in favor or n Ftshef IL.
otficio collector of the revenue er Bates coaaty
s Vaughan 1 have levied and seized uDee
all the right. title, interest and claim Of 4.
fendants, samuel Daley, Frank Alien a1d
j Vaughan in and to the following dessrtb
ed real estate situated In Bates county M
souri,, TO wit:
The VT st two-thi,dA of block thirt, zone lS
in Walton 8 addition to the city of Rich Hui,
in Rates rOnnty MiseonYi I will On
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

BY UNANIMOUS vote the supreme
court of Kansas elected ex senator
Joan Martin to be clerk of that court
to succeed G. j. Brown who has
held the position for eighteen years.
The clerkship pays from $4,000 to
el5,O00 a year.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

That was u vengeful farmer who
wrote from Buntyn. Tenn, to Me
K nley asking him if it was fact
that more banks had failed than
factories had opened since the elec
ton. Mr.. Mckinley is too busy to
-eply.-Republic.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Senator Jas K. Jones, of Arkansas,
chairman of the national democatic
comittee, and manager of the demo
cratic national campaign in the re
cent election, has been reelected
senator from his state.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Ex-sherIffJ. N Patterson, of Stod.
dard county, is short in his accounts
about $4,000 Excessive drinking
caused bis downfall
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
BOMBS tuR iHt UNIVERSITY.

H,n. lm'rn'nrrd IN Both liensa ard
S-uat- for n Permanent Fund.
Jeff-rson City, Mo-, Jan Il -
Two bills introduced simultaneously
IN both houses TO day by Senator
Anderson aud Representative BIT
tIuger provide for the issue of two
m lron dollars IN certificates of in
d-btedues- aud the consolidation of
the cerii6cHt.s already out, making
a total of S3.225.O00, to bear inter
est ut the rate of 5 per cant. the in
t-rest go to the state university aud
the schoo! of mines. It. would pro
v,de for an annual fund of $161. $50
for the two institutions
Na jor B'ttipger said of the bill !:
Every Year the university is com
pelled to work here for an appropri
alton and it is hard for the state to
furnish all that is needed. Now this
9 million dollars endowment will
take money out of the interest fund
and while it will reduce the amount
paid every year on the state debt,
we can still pay eff our debt fast
enough. Missouri only owes s nil.
lion dollars now. and che can afford
to divert part Of the big fund th~t
has been going toward payirg of
the deb. to the interest of educa.
ton"
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Warrington dispatches report
Speaker Reed as being bitterly op
posed to tho free homes bill and it
10 highly probable it will die in the
committee room
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Sam +. Rankin, we'll known Law .
Yer of Tennessee, and attorney for
&Ee Illinois Central railroad, comit
ted suicide Sunday at his home III
IL Ian, Tennessee, by putting bul
let through bis brain.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28

Major William Warner will not 90
20 Washington and become mem
5-r Of Major McKin,ey's official
f~0ily. The new president appears
to be partial to the east in the max
ing cp Of his cabinet, and the wes.
snd south will stand little show.