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 For Infants and Children. Iha Kind You Have Always Bought sisaasars s1sss sss ss Mz1AZzz<
Prince of Wales, Ways.

It is we'll known that the Prince of Wales thoroughly delights in patch ing up quarrels between his friends, but he also occasionally delivers hearty lecture to friends youthful son, or argues genially against follies.
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 Feminine Attributes.

It Is a small wonder that the ship is she to sailor and his sweetheart. She has a waist, collars, stays, laces, bonnets, ties, ribbons, watches and chains.
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An Awkward Corner.

I'm sorry for Hambus."
 Why"
 He wanted to go to war, but was rejected because he has weak heart and his girl keeps wanting to know why he doesn't go. Now, how is a fel- low in that fix going to get out of itf''
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MT. John F. Sennett, of New Gas cony, is in the city today.
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Mir. Tom Phillips, the progressive merchant, of Altheimer, is ir the city today on business.
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No-To-Bao for EIfty Censg. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak nen -tronE, blood pnre. soc. a1. All druggists.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever l0c- 25c. If c. O c fail druggists refund money
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or S5c. If c. c. s sil to cure. druggists refund money
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pLoop cuRE sENr rREE.

A Cure for Blood and skInT Diseases, Ecze~ Ouma, Pimpies ScrofuIa, Blood Poison,
 Cancer. Etc,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Whereas, . T. Wilson aud Mary Wilson hs
| wife, and l. T. wilson single by their
certain deed Of trust dated December 23rd
/ las, and recorded ~ the recorders once
within aud for Bates county, Missouri IA boob
/ No. 49, page 413 conveyed 10 the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate living
and being situate ia thu county OF Bates Ani
state Of Missouri, Uo-wit;
/ The west half Of lotss our and use N& 81 of
the northeast quarter p section four ~ and the
north half Of the west half Of lot three CD Of The
northeast quarter 81 section four 40 and the
north half Of the east half OF lot four tD 81
the northwest quarter OF section four ~ all 10
IN township thIrty-ulEe t3y) OF range thirty t5O
obtaining one hundred aud twenty 800 acres
more or less, which said decd 81 trust was made
IN trust TO secure the payment Of one certain
IL is provided in said deed Of trust. among other
things; If the parties OF the HT-t part make de-
fault ia the payment Of any taxes that may be-
come due on said land visible any part of the
debt secured by said deed ~ trust remains nm
paid thea ths whole Of Ia" debt secured there
by should become Immediately dive aud payable
aud al the request of the ! EAl holder Of The
note 50 secured said property should be sold 10
satisfy said debt; and whereas the tA1ss, %.
sessed fer state and county purposes aRainst
said real estate for the years Ky. aud Isgs have
become due and row unpaid, and
the debt secured by said deed OF trust
also being unpaid Now therefore, a
the request Of the legal holder OF said nois
and pursuant % the c0nd sus ~ said deed oi
trust, ] will proceed TO sell the above described
premises at public yenduc. to the highest bid
der for cash, at the East front door NJ the ceun
house IN the city or Butler, county Of Bates and
state Or Missouri, on
Friday March l9 lsg3,
between the hours or nine O'Clock 90 the fore
noon and five O'Clock Ia the afternoon Of that
day, for the purposes - satisfying said debt,
interest and costs. L. a. ALLEN,
H-4t Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
An Enterprising Druggist

There are few men more wide.
awake and snterprising than II l.
Tucker, who spares no pains to sc
cure the best Of everything in his
line for his many customers He
has now the valuable agency for Dr..
Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, colds, aud coughs. This is
the wonderful remedy that is pro
ducing such Juror all over the
country by its macy startling cures
Il absolutely cures asthma, bronchi
tia. hosrseness and all affections of
the throat, chest and lungs Gall AT
above drug store and get q trial bot
tie free or regular size for 81 cents
and 81. Guaranteed TO cure or price
refunded.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
TRUSTEE safe.

Whereas, George J0he aud "IlIie Jane Jobs
his wife by th~iT deed Of trust dated
January 18th, lrH-, au1 recorded ia the re-.
corder's Office within ami for Bates county,
Missouri. IN book No itI page Pc conveyed -
the undersigned trustee the following desert
bed real estate living ana being stuate 10
the county Of Bates aBu state OF Missouri,
tO-vit.
Beginning at the rar beast corner Of the
northwest quarter 20 tHe northeast quarter OF
section tweuty-0ne fZi b. township thirty
nine t5-H Hf range thirty It#.. TuUNIng thence
south twenty fZg1 rods. thence wet eight ~
TOas. thence north twenty fzUj -OIs, thence
east eight - rods 10 bsKnHings containing
one o. acre; also tie south half Of tie south
south half Of the south west quarter Of the sOath
east quarter Of section sixteen 10 DO township
thirty mine tba5 OfTsBEe thirty $50 cOBtaining
fOrtt tfOJ acres more or lees which conveyance
v a. made in trust 70 secure the payf3eBt ~
one certain note fuIig described In SID
iced 81 trust, and whereas. default has been
made IN the payment Of the annual tnteTsst
on said note ana whereas. according 70 We
term and conditions OF said note and deed ~
trust suca default rendered she WhOle deDt
due and PAYABLE at once and the came ts nov
past due and unpaid.
Now therefore. ~ the request % the egtl
holder 81 said notes and puTzuaut 20 the eODll.
the above descrjDe premise ~ pgbiic ven1ne
20 The highest bidder fer cssh. a. tH- east froni
door Of the court house 10 She city ~ Butisff
county Of Bate, and stale ~ vi s0oh, on
Thursday. March 2. I.a9.
between the hours o. nine O'Clock 70 the fore
noon and ave O'Clock IN tns afternoon Of mss
lay, Tor the purposes Of satisfyl1Z sald asO''
interest and cOsts 4. 4. ALLEN.
1874 lrustes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Kick Up { 6reat Rumuus.

Havana, Feb. II The Cuban
generals ana soldiers to take part in
the funeral procession Of General
Garcia, withdrew yesterday because
they were not allowed to march be
tween General Brooke and his staff.
The incident has caused intense
feeling among the Cubans who, it is
said, will probably appeal to the
president.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

! From all reports coming from
Jefferson City, the democratic party
of the state is nearer a scandal 10
the matter Of Extravaganza than
ever before. j has been the pride
OF former democratic legislatures
that they reduced expenses to a min
imum, aud employed just enough
clerks to facilitate the business of
the session. The present legislature
seems to be copying after republican
General Assem- blies when in power
IN this state and are fostering as
many OF their friends and relatives
on the state AS possible. Gentlemen,
YOU had better call halt, while it is
yet time, before you hear from tbs
people.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Having Tuzzle With Crow.

| While Reinsurance combine is
struggling to prevent the Legislature
from demolishiDg it with single
blow 1t is also lighting desperately
with Attorney General Crow. In quo
warranto proceedings Known as the
st. Joseph case" the combine has
adopted plan by which it hoped to
make Mr.. Grow weary Of the strife
It has served notice that dispositions
are to be taken in almost every city
of importance on the continent The
object of this is, of course, TO dis
courage the attorney general 50 that
he will not go to these many cities.
With Mr. Crow absent the agents
of the combine could swear to e0y
old thing and this sort of evidence
would be used TO bolster up the
combine case
The combine believed that MIR.
Grow could not and would not at
tend these heariogs in person. But
Mr. Grow can aud will In person
he will go from city to city. town to
whittier and wherever the combine
may propose to take dispositions.
He is not to be fooled by so clumsy
a trick. He has already been to
New Orleans, Cbicsgo, ST Louis and
other cities and be proposes to see
the thing through. He has the evi-
dence to prove that the St Joseph
Social club was nothing mora ror
less than a rate maintaining trust,
and be proposes to compel every
member of that club to pay the
penalty prescribed by law. Thus
seventy three companies are in immi
Dent danger of losing the charters
by virtue Of which they do business
in Missouri, and the combine is thus
placed between two fires, each too
warm for comfort-Cor from JEFF
ferson City to K G. Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Tn. Governors Mansion at Frankfort, Ky

The Governors Mansion at Frankfort, Ky
Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 1O-Tht
Governor Mansion was totally de
stroyed by fire at noon to day AL
early fire was extinguisbed. but il
broke out again at 11:30 The FIRE
men were disabled By the intease
cold. to which were added frozen
pipes and cutting OF the water
supply Most Of Governor Bradley 5
valuable personal property was
saved.
Governor Bradlay'z personal loss
is at least $1,000. not including the
destruction of his collection Of poll
litical literature, which he had been
engaged in collecting since be enter
ed political life, % years sgo. He
also lost other valuable documents.
The handsome furnishings of the
house were the property of the
State, and these IS well as much Of
the Governors property were badly
damaged The lot upon which the
burned bulldog stood was donated
to the State over 100 years sgo, TO
be held as long as used for a home
for the Governor, and the State 10
now confronted with either building
anew or repairing the ruined walls
as the only alternatives to keep the
property from reverting back to the
heirs of the original donor. Owing
to the historic character attaching
to it there is widespread sentiment
in favor of repairing aud in this
Custodian of Public Building
Thompson is inclined to share.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

St. Lo2is Republic.
Missouri scored again in the
House last week. Dockery and De
Almond both increased the prestige
of the State and bore fresh testi
mony to the vitality of democratic
principles
Mr. Dockery arraigued the repub
lican party for its career of wasteful
extravaganza in appropriations since
it obtained custody of the public
purse He showed that an expendi-
ture of S7OO.OO0OOO for the fiscal
year. beginning July l, will have to
| be met, exclusive of the claims of
American citizens for losses in the
insure cfion Ia Cuba, and IN the
Spanish war, the cost of the Nicara-
qua Canal ana the untold millions
that will be dragged out of the
peoples pockets if the robbery in
yolved in the marine bounty bill is
authorized by Law.
Congressman DeArmond's speech
was so forceful and eloquent that
many Of its passages were applauded
by men on both sides of the House
His demand that congress should
take up tie burden Of announcing
policy fer the Philippines and not
leave the responsibility to the Presi
dent produced a deep preston on
his fellow congressman. II believe"
he said, chat the duty to declare
policy il here. The congress ought
to declare what is to be done. The
congress ought to fix the bounds
and the limits The congress ought
to coufer power and withhold
power
Representatives. like DsA1ln md,
Dockefy aud other democrats in the
Misso' 7. delegation continue to up
hold til reputation and prestige OF
the Site for ability, integrity and
forens power, and to emphasize
Missouri S right 10 the head of the
table in the councils Of the National
D. mocrycry.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

J. r. Ford announces as sandi.
date for Justice of the Peace of Mt.
Pleasant township. Mr.. Ford held
this office 10 East Boone township
for four years and gave good salts
faction. He is worthy, sober,
industrious citizen, a life long demo
orat and if nominated and elected
he would perform the duties of thu
Office conscientiously and to the best
OF b 9 abiIIties.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

The announcement Of Weldon ..
Yates, candidate for collector, can be
found in another column Mr. Yates Is
temporarily emp.oye "a in the Record
srs office. He has had much experi.
ence in clerical capacity and would
make most excellent collector.
he is one Of oUy Dost worthy young
men, Clever courteous and accomas.
stating to all, would make a strong
man on the ticket aud If elected
would make collector second TO
aons the township ever had.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Governor Stephens has appointed
I. p. Rlxey, Labor Commissioner of
the state. 1t is understood that III.
V. Carol will retain his present Pc
sition as chief clerk Our citizens
and especially members of the L o.
o. F. are we'll acquainted with Mr..
Rixey, as he is an enthusiastic work
er in that order, aud has frequently
visited Bates Lodge No. $50. He is
a very clever gentleman, of bright
mind and pleasing address. From
our knowledge of him, we think the
Governor has made no mistake in
his appointment
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Washington, Feb 12-Judge
DeArmond of Missouri and MIR.
Bailey OF Texas, rivals for the mi.
nority leadership of the Fifty-sixth
congress, will have an opportunity
soon TO vie with each other in ora
tory. Both have promised TO speak
at the !. nquet of ths Virgin a Dem
ocrat Association, on the anniversary
OF Washingtou's Birthday.
As the Virginia delegation IN the
House is about equally divided in
allegiance 10 Judge DsArmond and
Dir. Bailey, PresidenS Robert y.
Harper did not wish to have the one
without the other. Now both have
promised to speak, and the Virgin
ians are coDgratulating themselves
that they will have al opportunity
TO Judge the oratorical capa-
biIities of both gentlemen at
short range. Eliot D4nforth of New
York, late democratic candidate for
Governor, is also one Of
the promised speakers at the ban
Quet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

One can but admire the bravery
Of those naked ssvages, armed with
bows and arrows and spears, val.
Family facing the death dealing ma
shine guns and being moved down
with shouts of defiance upon their
bps. We rejoice in American prov
ass and victory, bat deplore the ne
osssity for such waste Of life.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
TESTED ARMY BEEF.
President and Cabinet Members Thought /,
All Right.

President and Cabinet Members IhosEht 4
All Right.
Washington, Feb 1O.-At the
CAbiuet meeting 80 day the Presi
dent read brief extract from the
report OF the War Investigation
Commission, sni the matter wa.
discussed informally During the
conversation eau Il roast beef,
which had been taken from the
commIssayy stores, was brought IN
aud opened The members present
examined il, as we'll As could be d,ns
with the means at hand, aud all
declared that. 50 far Is they could
determine, it was in perfect conii
ton, wholesome AMI sweet
The question Of the transportation
TO Cub4 Of the $4,000 geo with
which the irs-rgaut army is TO be
paid of, and the kinds OF money to
be sent, was briefly considered. 1t
was agreed that the Cubans could
have any kind Of money they wished,
whether gold, silver or silver cer,ifi
Gates, or part of each. Shipments
OF 100000 each probably will be
made at intervals Of few days or
as rapidly as needed
The question Of an extra session
OF Congress WAS also discussed. and
it is the opinion of members OF the
Cabinet that in case Of the failure
Of tie army reorganization bill al
extra session will be necessary
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Democratic Convention

The democrats Of Bates county,
Mo, will meet at their respective
voting places in each township on
Saturday, Feb IS, 1899, at 2 p. m
and elect delegates to attend the
county convention TO be held in
Butler, Mo, on Saturday Feb 25,
1899, at , P. IN. for thu purpose of
nominating a candidate for County
School Commissioner The rates of
representation for each township is
one delegate for every Is votes and
fraction Of IL thereof, cast for ". J
Bryan for president in 1896. (The
same as in the last convention to
nominate candidates for county o.
fieefs By order of the Dem ocratic
committee MILES S. HoRN
J 3 MARCH, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Frozeu IN Its Mothers Arms.

Springfield, Mo, February 12-
The coolest temperature ever known
in southwest Missouri was recorded
here last night At the government
building the thermometer registered
28.7 below zero this morning. This
is eleven degrees colder than any
record made here since Springfield
became a weather observing station.
1 is thought that every peach bud
Is killed. AT : O'Clock to night it is
6 degrees below z9ro,
The 4,year old child of Mary Car
ter. negro, was frozen to death in
its mothers arms while in bed last
night The family lived IN a very
poor house and had but little bed
clothing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Republican Compliments Cockrei..
5uEau Rat4uhTfne~a

clinton Republican
a friend, ii good friend heretofore q,
takes the Republican to task and
orders 1t discontinued because Of
what We said regarding Senator +,
NJ Cockrell last week We dislik.
TO Offend. We want the friend ship
of al our friends, bot we can't resist
the temptation 10 say it again. Aiis
souri must have democratic soma
tor, and there Is no democrat il
Missouri who is the peer of Francis
Marion Cockrell. a. ii senator h..
has been dignifiad, pa Fiosic aud un
firing 10 his devotion 30 his cons.it-
ueDts As man he - honest. able
and true. He Is a gentleman worthy
the esteem an conf ience of every
8issouriau
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

4 joint and concurrent resolution
petitioning congress to erect a mon
ament in the Lone Jack cemetery in
Aemory of the $40 confederates and
aEion soldiers who fell in the battle
of Lone Jack August IS, 1862, was
adopted by the legislature unani
EAously.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
The third trial of VIM. S. Fole

The third trial of VIM. S. Foley,
charged with the murder of bis
mother and sister near Ljbarty, Mo,
was begun at PIa,t City, Monday.
The case was taken there on change
Of venue. At the FIRST trial the jury
disagreed and st the second trial he
was found guilty, but the Supreme
court remsnded the case.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

The Stsst advices give the Filipi-
nos killed at $500 with wounded
vastly in excess of that number and
thousands are held prisoners Sixty
i've Americans were killed aud 276
wounded
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

In two weeks Uncle Sam has civil
Ezed over eight thousand Filipinos
savages. The modern machine guns
exceed in quantity if not in quality
che flint locks of our forefathers.
Either is much more Effective than
che missionary
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Secretary
Chairman.

A number of republican uewspa-
pers have joined their voices in an
appeal to have wood pulp and white
paper admitted duty free from Can.
ada From wood pulp white paper
is made, and white paper is an I'M
psrtant item OF the expense of issu
ing newspaper, republican or
otherwise. Therefore, the newspa
pers view with alarm the arising of
a paper mill trust, in possession of
the protected American forests and
controlling the supply of the pro-
tected American white paper to the
unprotected American publisher
Thus it is evident that though pro
lection is noble thing, tariffs which
affect the pockets of publishers are
unrighteous and grievous and not to
be willingly borne.-K. c. Star
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Londoo, February u "A Central
News dispatch from Madrid says
the forests If Ovideo, 10 thu north
srn part OF Sgain. are on fire. Vii
lagos have been destroyed, tn
Inhabitants feeing fer tleir lives.
and macy herds of cattle have per
i-het
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Much Damage Bas Resulted

Carthage, Nc, Feb. Il This past
week has been the coldest known fer
many years and has been marked for
It's i-tCence On all kinds Of industry.
To care fer the unfortunate las
taxed the resources Of the he ev5!ent
societies TO the utmost Much dam
age has resulted among the creps
both IN gram and fruits. Last night
vas the coolest Of the season. The
government thermometer registered
p below zero. All during the week.
it has ranged from 6 to IL.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

The nominations Of Judge Noah
III. Givap, o. d Jones and Campbell
Wells as curators IF The State Uni
Versity have been confirmed by the
senate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

The bank a. Pineville, Mo, tas
bsen ordered closed by the Score
sary of State 1t was found to be
n failing condition bv State Bank
Exsminer, W o Oldham
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
FOR CONsTABE
ye are eutnOriLed 70 annOLnle
II 4 GOODWIN

- are authorized to announce
II 4 GOODWIN,
candidate fer Constable OF Mt Pleasant town
ship, subject 20 democratic primaries Feb y
81 1898.
Ne are authorized to announce
Il. +. JOHNSON
candidate for constable of Mt. Pleasant town
stip nbject TO democratic primaries Feb'y Is u.
VS. are authorized to announce
JAMES s. WAhNOCk.
aspdldate for constable of Mt Pleasant town
efip sabject to democratic primaries Feb y
tS. ~.
VI are authorized TO announce
j. b HARPER
ss1dldate for constable OF Mt Pleasant town
a13p. subject 20 democratic primaries Feb =
* 80.
" are authorized 10 announce
JAS Il. ANGLE
SSniidate for constable of MI Pleasant town
SIP, subject to democratic primaries, Feb'y
u. ~,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Snow il Ten Feet Deem

Falls Church, Va, Feb. - ct
has been showing here since 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning aud the snow in
places has dtifted until it Is from
seven to ten feet deep. Ga the
Washington and Ohio railroad al
traffic is tied up There are three
morning passenger trains scheduled
south bound and nos one of them
started today. All are frozen in at
terminal points and no train could
penetrate the great drifts in the rail
road cuts. Throughout this region
all is snowbouad. At this and
neighboriDg towns much concern IS
felt over a scarcity of coal. Much
suffering is expected So far 10
deaths from the storm have been re
ported IN this section.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TOWNSHIP COLLECTOR

Ne are authorized to announce
WELDON IEATES
candidate for township collector, subject 20
setion OF democratic convention Feb'y 18th.
We are authorized to Announce
l. HEikLEES
candidate for township collector. subject to
aston Of democratic convention Eeb' 18th.
We are authorized to announce
j II. PAGET,
candidate for Collector of NJ Pleasant town
asp, subject TO democratic primaries Feby Is.
B4e
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TIMES. Published every
thursday, will be sent to any address
one year, postage paid, for ST.oo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
But Two Votes AgaiBs. IT.

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb 10
The circuit attorney bill, introduced
by Senator Fieldr. has passed the
senate. 1t provides for a circuit
attorney on all judicial circuits com
posed of more than one county, the
circuit attorney TO prosecute felon
les. The salary to be $4,000 per
annum, to be paid by the state. The
present prosecuting attornys of the
counties affected are not to be abol
ished; they are to continue to exist
to prosecute misdemeenore and
assist the circuit attorneys n trying
felony cases. When the bill Vas up
for passage bat two votes were
recorded against It.