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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07

tionale IusIeauns eroinet. gaes
bate oaSu bei~getrasen. oab oieier feier-
llde Ntt aud CUR fsitssisbten 3eit
ftattfiroen tonne uno @les 9latt. b. b.
o9ne StOrung abAiuae. I'm o. lIbr
ieBte Ii6 bic grobe Sirasrparaoe bonn
Dtlttelpuntt Der Staot aus mad benz
Iustellunasplab in gepeeuna. Sic
yunoes Marinetapele mari6irte al
Der SpiBe oes pradtpollen 3uses uno
100 Wulittapellen aus peribieoenen
mlttleren uno usitliben Staaten paren
in oenIelben pertreten. Ser qua mar
orei Mei!en lang, beitanb aus ben Ye.
amten uno 8Gften Der Musitelun9 in
@%Qulpa9el, ben balbmilitdriiten Or.
aauiiatlonen nnO allen SroensaeIel.
ihaften aus oieiem uno ben beuabbar.
ten Staaten.
Shon friibseitig %beaannen bic be.
reits e%ingetronenen uno iortlpdbreno
elnlaufenoen SOnoersii9e lire Yaia-
alere ausSulaoeu. Die yabrbeamten
ihdBen Die 3abl Der glnaetommenen
auf minosltens 100. 600. SieIe mild.
ten ii1 untsr Die yiir9er Smaba's uno
biloeten nit oieien entlana oes @esss,
ben Der 3ug nabm. cine etpa sebn
Wteilen LANCE iolioe Wenibenmalc.
Yaitor Or. Ni6ols aus ct. 2ouis
iprah Oas GrDnnunos9ebet unb be.
glilfwiinibte bic Musftelun9sbeamten.
Mlsoann er9riff Yrllioent 8oroon ".
@0ttles oas @ort uno belt cine gr.
Onnunas=Iniprabe.
Na6 Ssenoiguns Der G%r6inungs.
felerlihtelten be9aben lib bic 9eamten
llno 8GIte nab Der Maibiuenballe. in
Der bereits cine Sabloie Wenihenmeuse
oerlammelt mar. 9Is bic 3ei9er Der
groben ubr Die erlte Stunoe an,eiaten.
berllbrte prGltoent Mc&inlsp i'm Mei.
sen SauIe einen nit icinem Selepbon
p%erbunoenen &nOpf, Der wieoerum nit
Der oiretten Seltung na6 benz ~eleftri=
1hen NpparGt. iue!her Die 9anse Wd-
iblnerie Der ausitellung c%ontrolirt. in
Serbinoung itano. 9anaiam Iebten
ii6 Die md6ii9eu &dosr in Y~eme9uns.
immer ianeler orebte iid oas 8s.
triebe. bis idlieBli6 Elm lautes Surren
Der Idoer a~nseigte. Dap oas groBe
SSert feline SbdtiStsit b%ssonnen babe.
slm Nadmittaa I'm 4 llbr aab bic
..National Marins yauo" Elm Son.
sert. welhem Sauienoe bon 9eiuheru
b%eiwobnten. Sas Gpn;ertsp ro9ramm
rentble!t meiItens poltstbiimli1e uno
patrlctil6e Melooien, bic nit GROCER
Seaellterung auf9enOmmen ipuroen.
Nad ober flddlider Sddbung beIud.
ten im Saufe oes Cages iiber bunoert.
tauIeno Eerlonen Die Nusfteluna. Die
6eierllbteiten oes Gr6finun9staaes
tuurOen am Nbeno nit einem 9ldn,en-
ben uno aroBartiaen Ssuermsrt be.
i6lonen. Sn idmmtliden Staatsae.
bduoen waren oil Den Gin9du9en NeS
slitrir- Ipvarate onaebrabt. UNI iiber
Die Boulder aus Dem betrsHenosu
Situate GOntrOlle 81 iiibren. Nd1it
benz MISUNDERSTANDING bate Sainois
Die arobte 3abl bon Seiuteru aui,u.
lueiIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Jlr i6lsunise 8eenoigung bes
&rieges.

Ses Woines. Sa.. 3. SUM.
BUR "a S~els9aten batteu li6 su bee
auf beute bier anber0umten Staats,
contention Der .Wioole Of the &oao.
Yopulilten" ei~nsefunoen. Na1lteben.
oes u%ollidnoi9es Sidst itaatliber 0e.
amten fir Die Serbltwabl pllroe Elm.
filming aufaeitellt:
Getretdr. g. M. Saniels, @arreu
@Ountp; Ghabmsiitsr. u. ". Sut9in.
ion. Council Yluiis; Muoitor, u. &.
99ids. Sapis GitD. Decatur County;
Tihtsr oes Obsrssridts. $50. @eler.
Naibua. Gbicaiap 6ountp; 6sneral.
Inmalt. s. u. S%owenberg. Sttumma;
Gilcnbabn =Gommihdr. Solepb Mib.
Ses Wpines; Glert oes Sber9eri1ts,
Viii Geeo, WuscNtine.
Die pom GOnoent aneenommene
GlatiOrm ertllrt iib fir Mnti-Sufion.
filr Snitiatipe unb &eferenoum, fiiI
idleuniNe Ssenoi9un9 oes &rie9es aus
SppOlitiOn 9e9sn Gebietssr,ueiteruns.
Qegeu S~Onoausgabe. fir Geitbaltsn am
6reilllbsr fir ben Sanosl nit benz
Iuslanoe, fir Nussabe bon BelS
leoiali6 ourh Die &s9ieruna. uuo
idlieBlih fir ll%eberuabms 6fientlibsr
Sertcbrseinri4tun9en ourd bic &e.
QierunQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
pretCs ner Atsetsr.t.

gTRtE pEI S%@t5ItHE@b
Sober 3ca Der ssaIis per Sshs::sS.-~-siSos
3 Dtouat9..-... 400
9rbsere ~sus.tsen biatgsE
2ocaI.Rottsea:
Sur iebs SsIe greptsr ODER oersn aaan. saS
ests IiGl Is Gents.
SeiratBs. unb Z ssssanasiasn nit spSa0 q -
Sbke Sprs4 Sl.0a
ansstsen. bi. benz Settle Der tatboli@ss 3tSNs
ta,piSsr iiub, ftnbsa tstRs duiaabma
1n,eieen ienos man fyltS
Gems am Mcntas Wss
gen Elm.
9ob'Asbetteu aner Irt prompt us) Mo-
ausssilbrt
CtFte: Gfe Der 6. lno Sopa, straee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07

Das Jlottenbepartement bat beute
Mbeno Nabribt bon Commodore
ShleD erbalten. Sein 8eibtuaoer bee
finbet ii9 aui Ger 90be bon Santiago
be Cuba. Die Na4ri4ten entbielten
teine beltimmte Mnaabe. oab iid Ger=
pera i'm Safen bon Santiago befinoe.
allein man slaubt, oaB SeBteres Der
SaI 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
8 NJ b a, Neb., |. Stunt.

Inter ben &iGnaen Der Suitrumente
bon hunoert Wulittapellen. osm @ur=
rabruieI bon Sunosrttauisuoeu BON
Mcnihen. Dem @epieiie aus Sunber-
ten pUn Sampipfeiisn uub Shpsntsu
u~nslbli9sr 6abnsu iuuroe bsute iriib
bic araus'W tiiiiippi. uuo Snterua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Mabrib. 90. Mai.

8eneralfapitdn 8lanco's amtlihe
Sepeiden laiien erfenuen, oab Nomi=
raj Geruera iib nod i'm Safen bon
Santiago be cuba befinoet. allein Die
beutiae &abinetsiibnng fOroerte nlbts
al Sage. mas Nuftldrun9 iiber bic
Mn~9ele9enbeit bdtte geben tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Appleton, Wis.. /. SUM.

WppIet0n n, gyls., I. Suni.
Die beutihen iatboliihen Sersine
bon gDisconiin 9aben in Der beutlasf
SiBuna ibrsr 6. SweijGbri9en 6ouOen.
tiOn our6 Den itaatliben Yrdlioenteu
Rsrlten bic ieierli1e 9rtldruu8 ab. oab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07

Ser 3uitanb Der gant bon Spanien
perurIa1t beute mebr Gorge. als cine
ShIappe i'm &rieae. benr tpen1 lie
Der &e9ieruns nibt 81 belfen i'm
Stanoe 1T. tann Der 4rie9 nidt fort=
gefiibrt Deroen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
SPOT CASH.

Secretary Alger reviewed the Sew
enth army corps in which is the Sixth
Missouri, at jacksonville, Fla, Sur
day last. A dispatch the Repu bIic
said:
1--WE were the FIST regiment to
pass in review, Col Clark command
ing and Col. Hardeman commanding
the brigade We were perfect IN
cadence, and the lines were as
straight as arrows. eliciting hearty
applause. 1 quote the following
circular, sent to each Captain few
moments ago aud now being read to
the men:
Colonel CLARK, commanding the
regiment, compliments and congrat
ulates you upon your magnificent
showing. he desires 10 earnestly
thank you and express his apprecia.
ton of your efforts and legs you to
thank your men. Gen. Lee enthusi-
astically mentioned your marching
and appearance several times"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas r. NJ. Manlove and Lucy J.. Mar
love, his wife, by their deed OF trust date
January 10th, lsJi, and recorded In %
recorders ONCE within and for Bates county
missouri, In book No. ~, page 4J cOnyeye
70 the undersigned trustee the following d.
scribed real estate lying and being situate n
the county OF Bates and state OF Missouri, %.
wit:
The west half Of the northeast quarter Of sse.
ton thirty-hye 49,, township forty-one tnl q
range thlrty-two (3Z) containing eighty q
acres IN all more or less which cOnveysnce va
maze IN trust 70 secure the payment Of %
certain note fully described In said deed q
trust; ana whereas, default has been made
the payment or the annual interest on said not
Wnsh default according 10 the terms q
said note and trust deed renders ~
whole amount due and payable 81 one
now therefore, at the request OF ~
regal holder Of said note and pursuant 70 2.
conditions Of said deed Of trust I will process
70 sell the above described premises At puDk
Fenuues to the highest bidder for cash, At y,
east 'front.' door OF the court house, In the city
Butler, county " Bates and state Of Missoani
Friday, October 2Its, Isg,
oetUeen the hours OF nine o clock 10 The FORE
noon and I've O'Clock u The afternoon Of "a
@J Ter ne purposes Of satisfying said df7h
mtsrest and eDgts
PRASK ALLEN,
D-4t Trustee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

It will be remembered that Alike.
son six years ago was nominated by
the populists for judge. The repub
licans did not make a nomination
The republican judicial committee
had the right to fill out their ticket
had they so desired, but they did
not avail themselves of that privilege
The law provides that where party
at the last previous election had
cast onl y certain per cent of the
total vote, it could get its ticket on
the official ballot only by petition Of
electors This provision of law was
taken advantage of by Mr.. AtkesoD,
and he circulated petition himself
to have his own name put on the
republican ticket The county clerk
of Henry county very properly, as
the supreme court afterwards held,
placed his name on the ELECTORS"
ticket, and to that fact he ascribed
his defeat. Now the same conditions
prevail will Mr. Atkeson try to nom
mate himself on the republican
ticket again?
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Colonel William Jennings Bryan
ia sick with fever at his hotel in
Washington City and his wife has
been telegraphed for Col. Bryan
had gone to Washington several
DAYS before where he met Governor
Holcomb and together they visited
the President and War Department.
It was claimed by the republican
press that their mission was to have
the Silver battalion mustered out,
and failing Col Bryan would resign
Both of these predictions have
proven false to the Colonels enc
mics discontinue. They asked that
the sick soldiers in the Nebraska
troops be mustered out and sent
home. Colonel Bryan said nothing
about resigning His many friends
all ever the United States will
watch the course of his
sickness.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

1t is said that editor Atkeson is
very much agitated over the nomina
ton OF Judge Lay by the republican
convention. If there is one man in
Missouri that At would sacrifice all
personal interests to defeat, that
man is Jas. H Lay. II the Judge
should run then Ats knife is IN
sheathed, if on the contrary he will
not permit his name to be used
(Which is the case) then At. hopes
to fall heir to the nomination. So
be is in the dilemma of not knowing
whether to use vinegar or sugar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
sWIEDLEs N ARMY CONTRACTS. .

/ sWIEDLEs IN ARMY CONTRACTS.
Major Harvey W. Salmon visite d
Chickamauga, and in an interview in
the Republic criticises material fur
/ nished the government aud arraigns
the quartermaster's department, He
saws that he saw whole regiments at
Chickamauga Quilted with shoes,
blankets, clothing and tents which
wore not worth one third the price
charged against the government for
them He declares that shoes with
paper soles. that could not and did
not stand the wear and tear of q
weeks marching, were issued to
Missouri soldiers aud charged for at
the rate Of s. SO pair. Blankets
were issued by the thousands, billed
to the men at S265, and yet when
the regimental officers complained
OF their quality the board of survey
W uICu cAhM4ucA bISl aAulLtOd Iudt
they were not worth more than 40
cents. The Major did not hesitate
to call things by their right names
and expressed the hope that the ex-
animation would be had with open
doors and the perpetrators be
brought to justice. II do not hest
tate to say that believe this gov
eminent did not get so cents in
value for any dollar that it expend
ed for clothing and equipment. 1
believe that no such swindling has
been perpetrated in the history of
lied the preparations aud conduct
of this war"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Major James r. WaddiIl OF this
city is the latest democratic an
nouncement for gubernatorial hon ors
two years hence He is engaged al
present campaigning the state,
along with three other prospective
candidates tor governor, and tbus
the people will be afforded an sx-
cellent opportunity to decide be,
tween them after listening to their
oratory.
Secretary of State Lesueur has re.
fused to reopen the fight between
the warning elements OF the popu
lists as to which party is entitled to
recognition on the official ballot.
He says this is a question that can
only be determined in the courts,
and that no matter what he should
decide an appeal would be taken;
hence, he advises as the shortest cut
to those interested that they appeal
to the courts at once.-S,. Louis
Republic
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

The remains OF Christopher Co
lumbus, which have rested in an
urn, placed in a Mich in the wall OF
the Presbytery of the Cathedral in
Havana since January 10, 1895,
where they were brought from Santo
Domingo, that island having been
coded to France by Spain, were re
moved on last Monday with much
ceremony, preparatory to shipment
to Spain. just why that nation now
wants to preserve the ashes of Co
lumbus is past comprehension to
the average American mind If it
was possible for them to. wreak VEN
geance upon him for ever having
discovered this continent, then we
could understand their motives
While living they heaped all the
odium and punishment upon him
they could for that offense, and now
after being dead centuries, his ashes
should be allowed to rest in peace
in that land he risked so much for.
This government should have pre-.
vented the removal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
Order Of Publication.

STATE Or MISSOURI,
County Of Bates. -.
10 the Probate Court for the county o. Bats
August term, ~, Z \ TeeteT, admins
traitor, Robert hnaus, deceased.
order 81 Publication.
{ y Teeter administrator ~ Robert Knssl
deceased presents ~ the court bic pelhl
praying for an order for the sale ~ ~ mnrh
the real estate Of said deceased a. viii pay -
sat!siy the remaining debts due by said estaN'
anu - unpaid for want of SUFFICIENT esse1l
accompanied BY the sccguutz. IEts and ibfsf
tHfies req ulTed by law Iu such ease; on ehtlL
lhaLDn whereof 81 BE- ordered. that al persg-
IAterft TED ia the estate u said deceased, y =
hheJ that application a. Aforesaid ha -
mar, and unless the contrary be- shown o. y
beipTe The first day 81 the next term o. -
curt 70 De held On the seeyn1 Monday d -
feinDsrt l-e next, an grIifT viii D. made i9I -
SAFE 81 TIE whole, Or ~ much u the real 49,.
% said deceased a. viii Na slnlrient ff -
pay5nNnt u said debts; and % is further orpe.-
81 that this notice be- Published iu some neNF
paper published in Bate county In fhia fEsS.
iyr TOUR weeks before the BeEt term 81 -.
court and that a copy Ofthls notice b. serree .
esen 81 the heirs re-idlHZ Iu Bate county -
- ieast ten days prl0r o. the frst dag ~ -
next term Of this court
sIA ITO % AIesoJ ki, 81.
!, Vim VI Dalton, Judge m the ProbsN
Court, led IN and for said county, hereby 81. ~.
NY that the foregoing b. 3 tree copy 81 - -
original order Of pu blication therein referred
eS the same appears o. record in my once. -
witness my hand and seal o. -
isEALI court. Done a. ONCE IN Buters ~
9th day Of -eutemDeFr I-s-.
VIM. NJ. Dalton
N'-l1 Judge Of Prooats-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Ii We had a democratic president
with this war scandal on his haads.
every republican bowler in the coun.
try would cry out for vengeance,
impeachment. criminal proceedings,
and all the rest of it. It makes q
vast deal of difference whose OK is
gored Your true republican believes
that the G. 0. 2. can do no wrong.
Like the privilege of kings, be be-
lieves that the republican party rules
by divine right. That is the reason
that the lncorrigible republican gen
orally let's somebody else do his
thinking for him He generally has
to National Intelligencer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
The people of Vernon county b

The people of Vernon county have
called q taxpayers convention to
devise means to prevent deficit sc.
cruing each year in the comfy reve
nues, as has been the case for sew
eral years past That means. we
presume, that the people will super.
wise the actions of the county court.
We could suggest an easier, cheaper
and much more eEeacious plan.
Elect competent men SIS your county
judges, as we do here in Bates.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

The populist editors Of the state
have q peculiar manue- of compIi.
menting their brothers in the cause
The Lamar Leader speaks in the
following endesriag terms OF Bro.
Atkeson: The long haired MAYER.
lex OF the Butler Free Press, With
a free pass in his pocket and q re-
publican contribution to pay hotel
fare, HE'D himself to the late bolt.
ers' convention at Cincinnati"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
But even il Mr.. Alger could 9

But even il Mr.. Alger could sac
coed in throwing the blame for
hospital Encouragement and other
camp horrors of the Spanish Amsri.
can war on the officers in charge OF
the encampments, who, pray tell,
was responsible for the ofictrsf
Were any better results to have bee u
expected from the policy of the War
department in organizing the volun
teer army on the plan of political
machine?-kansas City Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

We are in receipt of letter from
Hon T. NJ Sterrett, President Mis-.
souri, commission to Trans -Missis-
slppi Exposition. in which he says
the commission has fixed October
10th as "St. Louis and Missouri
day at the exposition with an agree
ment with the railroads that they
make a rate of one cent mile from
all points in Missouri. He adds:
This date comes on Monday The
President will be here on Wed1es
day, October 18th. Missourians who
desire to be here on the latter date,
which will undoubtedly be the great
day Of the entire Exposition, will
have two days in which to look
through this really wonderful Trans
Mississippi enterprise
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
Our State Uniyersity,

Nothing 10 of more Importance ia
the youth of our land, whether rich
or poor, than q good education. Mis-
souri, has supplied in our university
located at Colu IN bia, opportunities
for obtaining au education as thor
ough aud complete as can be obtain
ed in any institution in the country
Whether one wishes TO become a
soldier, doctor, lawyer, an electrical
civil, architectural or mechanic al
engineer, farmer, fruit grower,
teacher, journ alist, or 70 obtain a
general or commercial education, he
can find the necessary facilities there
at a minimum cost.
The United States government
and Missouri have erected bui'dings
and equipped them at total cost Of
over one million dollars, in the de-
ter nination to place within the reach
of every young man aud woman in
the state a university education Of
the highest grade. No one need be
deferred from seeking au educati on
on account Of limited funds The
club house arrangements at the uni
versity, augmented by the appropri
atoms of the last Legislature. have
reduced the expense of living to
actual cost. Many students actually
earn their living during tbs school
year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
Middle of-the roader is a m,

Middle of-the roader is a misno
mer to apply to Atkeson and his fol.
lowers 1t is we'll known thew tr1ed
hard to form an alliance with the
republicans this year on the spoiIs
system plan. But there were enough
true populists in Bates county to
defeat such an unhoIy alliance. A
union between these parties could
only be for spoils, as there are no
great principles on which they can
unite
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
Eggs 'gpTHI,r.

Rich Hill Review.
A Butler younp lady visiting wiih
friends III thIS c,ty some days age,
saw, for th. fret time IN Der lie,
some egg plsn' ~ one If the .tofsH
There "es nothing Iemarkubls ~
thai; there IRE u any people Nbo
never saw an Egg plant. but when
she tsk|d (more to get - VOID
with the good looking cl-rk than for
the Information to ba derivrd) "hov
mauy eggs does each plant bear,
the saltsm'n fell TO the 4 Dor unccn
scious.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

After stimulating p. X. Wilson,
just chewing him up and splitting
him out in great gaubs. evidently to
his own satisfaction, Atkesop,
through his Free Press, seeks other
worlds to conquer. Last week he
went after George B. Ellis and his
editorial columns fairly smoked.
That paper made a vicious assault
on Mr.. Ellis last spring to try and
prevent his nomination by the dem
ocrats, but of course failed in its
purpose. Its fight will have about
the same effect against his election.
Why Atkeson hates Mr.. Ellis so
bitterly has not been published; that
he does his course shows.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Editors of newspapers who have
tried to make it appear that sx Gov.
William Joel Stone is anxious to be
the democratic nominee for president
instead of the silver leader, William
Jennings Bryan, must feel little
bit shespish when the former COVER
nor emphatically denies the charge
and states, moreover, that he will
support Bryan with all his energy.
The mischief makers in Missouri
have had a hard time lately trying
to stir up discord in the democratic
ranks. Every attempt has utterly
failed. No matter how hard they
work in their underhand way, demo
cracy will be on top at both the
election this fall and in 1900, and
with big majority, for every demo-
crat j" working to that end.-Mexico
Intelligencer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

The three men arrested at st.
Joseph, Monday on suspicion of
being implicated IN the train robbery
near Kansas City Saturday, in which
the express car was blown to pieces
with dynamite, turn out to be bank
robbers, aud haye bsen identified as
the men who robbed the bank at
Hastings, Iowa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Representatiye-G. B Ellis.
Reoorder-P e. Wilson.
Treasurer-A. Il. Owen.
County Clerks. T. Broaddus.
sheriff.. G. Mudd.
Circuit Clerk. p. Thurman.
Probate Judge-W. NJ. Dalton
Presiding Judge-sam West.
Prosecuting Attorney-H. c. CLARK.
CoYonsr-Dr. c. A. Lusk.
Judge Of North Dist.-L. ID. WimsAtt.
Judge Of South Dist.-G. W. Stith.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

Congressman DeArmoud will hare
a walk over in the sixth if the repub
iicans insist on keeping Sam Jurden,
of Warrensburg, in the race. Jurden
stands too high with the Hannaites
to secure any Filley votes, and with
out them be Will fail to cast as many
rs Hamilton did two years ago.-K.
@ Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29
Ayers
SaPSdpdPIIId

For many years have been constant
sufferer from kidney trouble, and have
tried number of largely advertised kidney
cures without benefit. At last friend ad-
vised me to try Ayers Sarsspsrilla. The
use of eight bottles of this remedy entirely
cured my mslady. MARY MILLER, 1898
Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

We are hearing good reports
from every section of tho county.
Democrats are in line working hard
for the success of the whole ticket
This is very gratifying and we want
to see the full vote polled this year
and put Bates away to the head il
the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-29

We are told that Bates county
was not represented in the republi.
can judicial convention which nom
mated Judge Lay last week. Editor
Oldham was on his way with a
pocket full of proxies but didn t
get there in time.