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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13

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The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Reciprocity fer the benefit of the
rich is what the administration il
trying to bring about by the reci.
procity treaty with France. A re-.
duction of 20 per cent is offered to
France on champagne, brandy, cor
dials, statusry and paintings, if she
will admit American cattle. Every
workingman will soon be able to en-
Joy his bottle of champagne for din
ner while the housewife will pride
herself on the glories of French
statuary and paintings on her kitch.
en- walls. The log cabins and miners
huts of the west will glow and spar
kle with high art like mud puddle
spriukled with diamonds.-Pleasant
Hill Local
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
CURAT0RS ARE FAlR-MiNDED
Republicans viii Be Allowed to Answer
BRYAN at Columbia.

Republicans viii Be Allowed to Answer
Bryan at Columbia,
Columbia Mo, Dsc GA recent
address by William J Bryan, 10 the
chapel Of Missouri university, is
causing much di.cu .sion here.
The Republicans aud the gold Dem.
ocra,s Of tbs city claim that ths uni.
versi.y curators acted partially In
allo wing Bryan to use the chapel
for political purposes and insist that
It is only right for them to allow a
Republican representative to have
the same privilege 10 answering the
srsum suts OF Bryan. This the
curstors have decided to do, aud the
Republic "a auth 1rities will secure a
speaker at an early date
Mr. Bryan spoke ON "By
and gave bis share Of the proceeds,
$3.50, to the university. Some years
sgo when Bryan asked permission
to speak in the chapel be was re-
fused the privilege
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

There 10 not s-mblance OF truth
in the report going ths rounds of
the papers OF the State that dissatls-
faction exists amoug our people at
the action of Governor Stephens in
pardouiug john I. Leabo. Our
people have no fault to ind with the
Governor for this act. We have
talked with a great many people and
have yet to find ore who censure d
him
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

CARRYING THE FIGHT TOO FAR
The Jefferson City Trlbun- Is
right when it SAYS that the ksD sas
City Times is carrying the IL b,
against G 1verror Stephens too far.
The TIMES is not servitor to any
man or official, aud always approves
of fair, open criticism of an officer s
acts, when such is deserved.
We believe that just critics "a
from a newspaper has a salutary
effect upon the officer criticized and
upon the party.
We believe, further, that demo
cratic papers should not hesitate to
condemn all wrong in democratic
officials
We do not belong to that class of
politicians who believe that demo
cratic papers should cover up and
conceal all wrong doings of a public
official because be was elected by
the democratic party. We bsllev.
that a democratic Official should be
like Caesars wife, above suspicion
But before a paper should enter
into such criticisms it should have q
substantial cause to do 80. The n
point out the error or wrong doing.
aud condemn it in no unmista kable
terms.
But until a democratic official
commits such an ov-rt act, he is en-.
titled to aud should receive the
support of the democratic press
The back biting, nagging, fault
finding, quarrelous course the Kansas
City Times is pursuing toward Gov
ernor Stephens, is not worthy of so
great a journal as it is. and the
friends of the Times 10 this section
do not approve of its course in that
matter.
The TIMES did not hesitate to
condemn the action of Governor
Stephens in pardoning the banker
thief, Sattley. but aside from that,
his public acts, in our tumble
opinion, desc We the hearty support
of all democrats and democratic
papers of the state.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Trustee Sale

Whereas, Mary c AcCann and John McCsnD.1
her husband, by their deed Of trust dated April
Is, 1886, and recorded in the recorders ofacsI
within and for Bates county, Missouri In bookl
No l37 page G3s conveyed TO Francisco.
trnetee the following described real sel
tate lying and being situate In the county ~
Bates and state Of Missouri, TO- wit:
The south half of the north half OF lot two al
OF the southwest quarter Of section thirty sol
township forty f%IJ range thirty one All.
twenty-five fIzj acres more or less and is tiifl
same land purchased March L. Isy4 from ssjdI
r Francisco and J Clark by said Mary CI
hcCann, which conveyance as made In trust tsl
secure the payment OF two certain notes fuliyl
described in said deed Of trust: and whereas
default has been made ia the paynena
OF the hrst note and The interest on the second
note; and, whereas said deed Of trust eontsinsl
provision that in ease 9f the death Instilisy.]
refusal 70 act, or absence OF the Trustee then
the sheriff u Bates county. Missouri should
become his snecs.ssor tp the title Of said proper.
y with all the powers duties asid os,lfgstsous
and whereas s. r. Francisco. the trustee
named in said deed Of trust is absent from
Bates county, Missouri and cannot acs
~ trustee Now therefore notice ul
hereby given .bat ! f.. &. Hudd, sheriff
ef Bates county. Missouri under and tv yfrtae
tru-t al the reques1 of tht. legal owner ard
holder of salt nVtes will proceed ~ seit ssia
real estate al nGbi5c yendaA for cash 10 the
highest bidder at the court bouse do3- in ias
city ns Butler Bates county. Hizsoari. on
Friday. December 81, I-s,
between lhe honrs Of nine O'Clock in the fo-e-
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of sid
ness secured b. said deed Of trust and the e.
Tseuses Of said sale. 4. {. HIDD. ~
sheriff Of Bates County, Mo-
f-st and substitute Trustee.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Maxim. Fun Of Gage.

Washington, D. c., Dec. > 3-Mem.
beIs OF the house and senate al.
making unkind and uncompiimentary
1smarks about Secretary Gage.
They say that even the president
will not venture to indorss bis out
liue of currency reforms" bat will
refer the scheme to congress for its
more or less serious consideration. =
They add that some of his pre- ]ic.
tions recently made public are not
deserving Of consideration. A prom
'nsnt republican ssid to the Repub
lie correspondent this evening:
''It IS long while since there has
been such humcrist as Mr. Gage
in an important Office. Look at his
recent estimate that the deficit for
the currency year will be abou. $50.
100000. For Eve months of the
year the deficit Is S46,101, ,494, 60
that Gage predicts a surplus for the
"msinipg seven months amounting
to at least $4,000, He saws
that deficit which has been 50. 300.
600 month will be changed to a
surplus averaging $500 600 a
month. This would mean gain for
the remaining sevsn months averag
ing Sl2, ,000,000 month. This is
rather brash estimate TO offer to
experienced congressnen. lam ic-
clined to think that the Secretsr is
careless in his estimates, or that be
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The story Is gong the rounds of
the press that at one time Hon. W.
J. Bryan was such an admirer OF
Grover Cleveland and John G.. Car
sisle that he expressed regrets that
LIE did not have son on whom he
could bestow the combined names of
these distiuguithed statesmen AT
terwards he thanked God that he
did not have con at that time. All
OF which goes to show that it is bet
tor to name . boy after q dead hero
than live one.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The city council and Water Works
Co., of Sedalis, are having q monkey
and parrot time Of it. On account
of the prolonged drouth the water
company is not able to live up to all
the provisions of its contract, in
reference to pressure, quality of
water, etc. While we believe that
city councils should hold franchise
holders strictly to their contracts. it
is hardly fair to take advantage of
ebert cominRs on extraordinary oc
easions like the one now on, and for
which the company can be in no
way responsible.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
OF f,r Wa>liin..uu.

Review.
Hon. d A D~Armond. the most
efficient Congressman this distrc'
ever had, l+ft Thursday evening FIR
Washlogtop, d C. aud may be
couuted on by ,ha people of hrs
district to be in his seat at tn
conveDing OF congress and all times
when necessary that be should be
When Mt there, be may be safely
relied on AS looking strictly after
their interests with the same con-
scisutions aud f-arless .nergy be has
ever displayed in the past 10 b-half
OF his constituents. The glamour
and dazzle which surrounds the
eastern nab ,bs have no fascination
for Judge D-Armt nd-the fads of
fashion. social fa~niug or wiles Of
sycophants of any strip whatever
have no ailurements for the straie ht
forward, sturdy, uuas ssuming member
from this district. MIR DeArmond ia
q type of 'hs plain, old fashioned
gentleman in his every day mode of
life. But when be artists to q point
Of order in the balls Of congress he
has no superior aud very few equals
in polish. logic. force or rhetoric
He not only commands the applause
of friends but the respect OF enemies;
and what ia best of all. he is go
tn roughly h NEST and consistent
that all may kpow where TO fiud him.
Upon every question hat concerns
his state Or section, Judge Dear
'nd will always bs found doing
herois hat le t. r what be believes to
be right. This d,strict is exceedingly
fortunate il being represented by
such man. aud just as long as he
he VIII consenf to s-rve he should
be retained in his p,e.ent position.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The Lamar Democrat office was
burglarized last week. It seems
almost incredible that man would
break into printing office with the
expectation of finding money, but
the most remarkable part of the
whele story is that the Democrat
man copfesses to having left $40 or
925 iu his desk. which was of course
stolen. Delinquents will be mighty
slow about bringing in corn and
cord wood TO an editor who con.
fesses to having that much money
ahead.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
JULIAN FOR GOVERNOR.

'The Lamar Democrat, since such
q vigorous protes,, withdraws Hon.
d. A Dek.mond and substitutes
Judge CAN'T for governor. A good
man but the same objection arises
We need him where hs is Why not
take such vigorous, thorough going
democrat as Henry s Julian, Of
Kansas City, who is hated more by
the corporations than any other man
in the state and is one of the origin
al silver fighters in the West"
The above is taken from the Pleas.
ant Hill Gazette; aud, while we have
no intention Of blooming" Mr.. Julian,
or anyone else, for governor at this
time, We wish to testify to his integ
rity, sincerity and faithfulness. The
editor of the TINES aud Mr.. Julian
were boys together and later were
classmates in college and we were
q close obsel Yer when his character
was first forming. While conten
tious, at times, to degree border
ing on stubbornness, when he believ
ed himself in the right, bis sincerity
and integrity were unimpeachable al
all times. His was a chivalrous ma
ture and wherever there was a sem
blance of oppression Henry Juliar
could always be counted upon tn
eide of the weak and oppressed. H.
came Of a fne old Kentucky family
without hlotch on it's fair escutch
con. We watched closely his actions
in the Miss ouri legislature, and not'
that the charac 'eristics of his you'll
were still retained by the maturee
man. His vote and voice were al
ways on the side Of the people ant
against oppressive cooperative iegis
lation.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The interesting process Of elimin
ating Filley has begun again in the
republican party in Missouri. While
that operation 10 goiog on there usu-
ally 10 fun enough for several states,
and some to spare Telling the truth
seems to be the body Of Filley's of
Tending. He turns the x ray ma.
chine right on the party in Missouri
and the revelations are decidedly
unpleasant to what "de old man
styles the ''leprous gang."-Bolivar
Herald.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

There are two prominent candi.
dates for Judicial honors in this dis
tricl, Hon. W. W Graves, of Bates
and Hon. G. A. Calvird. of Henry,
90 far these are the only two who
have signifsd their intentions Of
running. MIR Calvird is q good law.
yer, and we'll qualified for the office.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Ayers
SaPsaparIIIa

"For nine years suffered from stomach
trouble ] tried the aid Of the best doctors
Of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and spent
large sums Of money, all in vain. One day
while waiting train in Bellaire, O., I
picked up paper with a notice of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. got one bottle to try it 1t
did me so much good that l purchased five
more bottles. took four of them and
gained in flesh, my appetite improved, and
now can eat ANYTHING. Ny stomach is all
right, thanks to the use Of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. CALVIN N. STEVENS, Uniontown n, Pa.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
MESSAGE FINDS SCANT FAVOR
Among Senators and Representatives il
Fails Flat,

Among Senators and Representatives it
Fails Flat.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 6.-The
Presidents message has net been
kindly received by many of the Sen
ators aud members OF Congress. It's
ambiguity and lack of force are es
pecially notice abe. aud the skill
with which the important issues are
ev.ded ls remarkable. Among the
Drm ocrsts the opinions of few of
the Missouri delegation clearly con
v-y the general tenor
Senator Vest says that it is a
weak message; that 1t is in no respect
a remarkable State document; no.
thing could be better for the Dem
ocrstic party than the nsmby pamby
policy in respect to Cuba, and his
recommendations on currency re-
form are no. coucurred in by many
members of his own party
Mr.. Cowherd sii: 1.-The Presi
dent felicitates Congress aud the
country upon the passage of the tar
if bill in the face of deficit in the
revenue. His recommendations Oh
currency Legislation make good the
prophecy so frequently made during
the campaign that Republican sue
cess meaat continual contraction of
the currency
Mr.. DtArmond: ut advocates
feebly what is wrong aud opposes
what is right. It demonstrates to
every fair minded man that Wall
street is forsclosing it's mortgage on
the present administration.
Champ CLARK: The me ssage ia a
tip top campaign document for the
Democrats. The bulk Of the Ameri
can people favor granting bel1igerent
rights 10 Cuba at once and recog
uiz.ng independence q. no dist aat
day."
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The sending of Col Dick Musser,
formerly of Brunswick. but late of
the Confederate Home az Higgins
vile. TO the ST. joseph insane asy-
lum, is another instance OF the trag-
edy Of life. A man Of splen3id
pres eace aud Commanding Influence
be once stood forth the pride of his
friends. In the southern army his
sword and plume flashed in the fiery
front of battle, and when the strife
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
is not competent to make them. In
either case, they will carry no weight
and only return to cause him annoy.
ance."
Sheriff Mooney Missing.

Tuscumbia, Mo-, Dec. 3.-About
one month ago q party consisting of
Sheriff 7. A. Mooney, Game Warden
c. S. Busick, Prosecuting Attorney
F. Lombar and john Brockman of
Tuscumbia. and Robert Goforth Of
the Intelligencer, Iberia, left by phi.
vate conveyance overland for a pro-
'racted hunt in Southeast Missouri
and North Arkansas. The party re
turned yesterday, but Sheriff Mooney
was not with them, and up to this
time no tidings have been received
here from him. The other memb bers
OF the party say that Mooney left
them at point in Dunklin county
for home two week before they
started back. He was travelling
alone when be left in an ordinary
farm wagon and had eood team
They were not more than a week en-
the road. The party made Inquiry
along the route, frequently bearing
of him until they reached point
southess. of Houston in Texas coun.
ty. where they were told that the
sheriff had stopped over night, and
that there was . man with him.
After leaving this point they lost
trace of him, and be has not been
heard OF since He has not written
to his wife here since his departure
for home, and grave fears are now
entertained by his family sd friends
that all may not be we'll with him.
lidings OF the tardy or missing
sheriff are anxiously awaited and no
good reason can be assigned for bis
failure to arrive here at !e lst a week
ahead Of MS comrades.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The preliminary examination Of
VIM Kadsrly aud VIM Simpson,
charged with hiring parties to assault
Mrs Jacob Rssh, lasting two days
and two nights, resulted in their
being held to await the action OF the
grand jury at the next term Of court.
their bond being fixed at 50 600.
The court was engaged in the trial
til midnight Wednesday night and
till ,hrt c O'Clock Thursday night
Lamar Democrat
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The Middle of the Road Popu.
lists propose to name their presidsn'
tial ticket next year That will at
least stop the repetition of the
Brysn.Tom Wateon work. st.
Louis Star
When you want to know what the
Middle. ofthe Road Populists ARE
going to do and what the real pops
ARE NOT going to do, read the G. o
2. papers.-Ipdustrial Leader.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Hon. w. w. Graves, Of Butler, has
formally announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
circuit judge in this judicial district.
He possesses excellent qualifications
for the place and is we'll known to
the voters OF the district.-Henry
county Democrat.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

lent it about time for Bro. Alike.
son to skin bis skunks. He has
Teen promising his readers that he
possessed q 6ue net If them and
was only waiting for cold weather.
We understand the price Of hides 10
away up.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Senator Caffrry, a good democrat,
says that the republicans must re
form tho currency at this session OF
Congress or suffer defeat in 1898
and 1900.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

A leading health authority SAYS:
Drink less. breathe more; eat less.
chew more; ride .ess. walk more;
clothe less. battle more: worry less,
work more; write less, read more:
preach less, practice more.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TIMES. published every
Thursday. will be sent to any address
one year, postage paid, for SI.oo.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
! ! ! ! 00d s
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