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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

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For particulars address
J. M. sHETTERLfs
Sec. and Gen MGnsg4'
an FRANCHISE. Cei
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20
y OE9ENbs

Just before retiring, II your liver is
sluggish. out Of tune and you feel dull.
bilious, COnstipated, take dose OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-15
Real Estate Agents.

'INHE undersigned having entered into the
Il real estate business, in GaithersburR, ia
now prepared to make sales Of some OF the
best farming lands 10 Montgomery county
also Of houses and lots, both in and out OF
town. We also have q number of houses to
rent. Loans negotiated, &c. Correspond
ence solicited. Respectfully,
O. W. CRAWFORD l. co,
may 2S-ly Gather sDIrg. Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-15
LAND FOR SALE.

I HAVE FOR SALE two unimproved tracts
Il of land-one Of 80 Acres and one Of 70
Acres, near Rockville, Md.
Also, several Houses and Lots In Rock
vile, and one House and Lot in Kensington.
All at low figures.
FRANK HIGGINS,
dec Att Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-15
EOR 5ALE.

Bile, highly improved Dairy Farm OF about
2l0 acres, two miles Of Rockville
THOMAS DAWSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
july 2s-lm Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-15
ENOR SALE,

EOR SALE,
L At Germantown, this county,
nice little home, 4-room Dwelling House,
new, and one-half acre of ground, beauti-
fully situated.
Apply to BOwIEF. WATERS
may l9-tl Attorney for the owner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-15

Smoke the "Bronso MAtre," best &c cigA
n eearth at Wilson'S Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
RUINS FALLING.

Nine great columns in the temple Of
Kurnak. at Thebes Egypt are said 20
have fallen. They have stood Tor ages,
and as far ns human eye could see,
might stand Tor ages TO come. Al last.
however, thoy have given way before
the lovcling hand OF time, after having
told of the wonders OF a civilization
long ago passed away
The temple Of Knrnak is supposed 10
be the work OF seu /, the son OF
HARNESSES J. Ike was q famous warrior
and perpetuated his memory In some
% the grandcst works Of architecture
the world ever saw. probably.
The grind hall OF columns In this
temple covered an area OF 10000 square
feet one hundred and alxty-four col
uInns originally supported the gigantlo
structure, The ornamentatlon has been
the admiration OF travellers In all cen
turtles Rawllnson says'
"The structure Is so vast az to over
wholm the mind % the spectator, 10
lnyahiy adorned az 10 excite his Won
deTmont and admiration, 80 Beautifully
prup0rtloned as TO satisfy the require
meats of the most refined taste, so en-
trely In harmony with its surround
inga az to please even the most lgnor-
ant Egyptian architectural power cul-
minated ln this wonderful edlice-its
crown and pride-lts greatest ana
grandcst achievement; and u remnlned
only Tor later ages TO reproduce feeble
coploa ~ the marvellous work OF sctl,
or 10 escape comparison by accom-
pllshlng works Of an entirely different
description"
There IL enough left OF the ancient
ruins TO testify to the glory Of the age
durlng which the edlnce was reared,
but the fall OF the nine pillars suggests
the thought that the old is rapidly pass
Ing away for a new order Of things.
The lands Of Pharoah. Of Cyrus, OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
a ouGEn VERDICT.


An eastern exchange saye one Of the
saiiora on the Iowa. not long ago waa
Brought into a New York court to an
awer TO tho charge Of stealing The
stolen article was found in his pocket
20 there was no denying HE guilt. but
the jury brought IN q verdict of "no'
guilty" In explaining the matter the
foreman cid.
while we are convinced that the
prisoner stole the watch. we did not
think there wae any intent TO steal, but
that he aid not realize what he was 90
lnF. and We alec considered mat th'
battle Of Santiago covered a mulutude
~ sine and 90 voted 90 ucqult'
The action Of che Jury was probably
approved by widespread sentiment
but It wac wrung 900 the same. Il %
by Just such freaks " Justice that laws
and rules Of morality are brought into
contempt. among the classes that moot
~ need 10 be- reminded of the blind I'M
Partially Of Justice. n u hero 81 san.
tiaFo can steal with impunity. ~ cannot
be very wrong. morally Tor a tramp
10 steal. u he eau do lt without boins
found out who can persuade thief
that this Inference 81 not logically
round7
II would have been Infinitely better TO
cugyist the sailor. and tncn recommend
him 10 mercy on account ~ his services
20 the country. than 10 pronounce him
not guilty and thus mako Of the legal
process farce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

gard to the Sacrament II was OBJ
scrvsd wherever the name Of Christ
was preached. and converts Joined to-
Fcthcr Tor the holy purpoee " follow
Ing Him Who. but the Master. could
have originated 40
Fortunately, controversies of this
kind. which aritnte the christian"
world. can cause mo- trodhle 10 Latter
day Saints The very question here
referred TO n settled BY the narrative
recorded By Nophi. In which Jesus II
Represented as personally having
blessed tho sacred cmbloms and COM
mandcd Ills disciples TO distribute
them among the multitude. There can
be- no controversy over the meaning
Of the words employed by the historian
on this continent
"Chratiana" aomotimcs refuse 90 ac-
crpt the 1iook Of Mormon, because. they
say. u la Hupornuoua. the Bible being
nm uu-ufncicnt source " information.
iiut they FORGET that ~ almost every
nse questions are raised by inndelity
agnosucIsm, or criticism" which must
be ion unnnawcred-or only partially
answcrcd-for want ~ complete de-
tails. Many OF these qucations are for
ever settled by the Book u Mormon.
and aa assaults on the piblc are ~
pcaiod In our age. the Christian"
world viii perhaps perceive that "a
new witness FOR God" was highly
needed
TO the dcyout heart the Sacrament Re-
not a matter for contention. Il r. a
diwnoly appointed ordinance TO be-
rcvcfcn,iy used. n b. 90 Do celebrated
ns a memorial OF Him who died Tor Me-,
ne a testimony that We are willing 20
serve Him ana be continually guided by
Ills Spirit It IN a matter OF faith and
practice. not Of controversy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
WRITTEN ~ THE STARS.

Thorc Il no hopc for the Columbia.
The shamrock viii win the race. That
u the proanoHtication Of an astrologvr.
writing on the subject Tor Losllc'a
Weekly.
The alleged proof IL somewhat "a
follows. when the FURNISHED hull u the
Shamrock inst struck the water. the
malignant algn scorpio was ascending.
and Mars. "thc planet q nEht and Irish
pluck" shone high IN the heavens ard
occupied the house Of honor and success.
Jupiter. the lord ~ the nfth house. u
also IN good aspect with tho sun. bat
separate from the owl influence Of
Saturn. The Irish boat therefore. viii
prove a feet racer. and ~ ruler, free
from malignant influences, aud recoiy-
Ing the klndost rays from the ruler u
the house u honor. prcsragcs Tor II a
career Of honor and glory
10 be sure. the horoscope presents
many signs favorable 20 the Columbia.
too The boats are very evenly
matched. and It will be closo contest.
but the Shamrock will win. Possibly
some accident may happen TO the cup
defender. for. says tho astrologcr. the
Columbia viii meet with accidents dur
Ing her entire career. and probably be
wrecked or destroyed In some other
way.
That il 10 say. n the Shamrock wins
the race. this n not due entirely TO the
superiority OF her design. or tho sea-
manshlp that directs her sails and helm.
II - owing 60 the position In space Of
certain cancellations and planets.
Why did not the aatrologcrs make pub
lie beforehand some charts Of the hea-
yena, and Induce the yacht club to
launch their craft under a horoscope
more favorable than that OF the sham
rock. 80 ms 10 secure victory? Think of
the saving IN money and brain powcrl
Any tub launched under auspices
stars would seemingly have stood a bot
ter chance OF success than the Column
bin. which had the misfortune OF start.
ing on her career under the influence II
less benign planets.
IL n not passing strange that such
fantasy can still BE- presented IN AT
soriouancss9 The practice OF TELLING
fortunes In cards and coffee grounds
has long ago been rclcgnted to the do.
main OF Amusement In an tale hour. tx.
copt among the orodulous ana super.
rtltious. but fortune telling In tho starr
stlli claims consideration as q science
Astrology In a pcryoralon OF aairono.
my. II originated at "a time when
there was but little knowledge In IN,
world Of the heavenly bodies. that W.
whom such knowledge AZ man had
originally possessed was almost lost
II became the precedent ~ later eN.
piora lions of the universe. and served
as such, useful purpose, just ne Ia,
vagarles Of alchemista ala In thcii
sphere But that 10 about all that ear
be- said In its favor. Those who know
most about the bodies that move In
their courses In Infinite space, are least
Inclined 20 listen TO the mystic oalcula-
tlons Of astrologers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
IMPROPER DISTINCTIONS.

Tho Desorct News dcprecatea the at
tempted revival " the forms Mormon"
and GENTLE" In the business and
political affairs of Utah. We nfe sure
.hat thn is endorsed by the majority
of the people Of all parties ana beliefs
in this State II D. pretty wen known
that there are n fow opposcrs lnclud-
Ing the tempaat-breodors who desire 90
rcsurroCt dead issues and rosuscltatc
former animosltles. Their efforts are
dosplsed by the respectable portion %
the community and cannot succeed,
except among the most dlsreputnble
and a. cllquo Of bitter and fanatlcni
anti 'Mormons"
II % not 90 generally known that
secret attempts have been made. re-
pcltcdiy. during The past two or three
years 10 rc-organlze the old Liberal
party That they have failed ia due
To the pauoliy Of numbers Of pcreona
wuung tu enter into the plot The
rantinr and roaring and rn8shlng OF
teeth that have distnrulshed the organ
II hate. arc some OF the offccts of the
failure. and are sure eirns 81 the utatc
~ mind that omlcts their authors.
Ambition o. an right when worthy
objects are 10 Wow and proper mothods
arc employed 20 reach them. nut de-
s.ro 10 dictate the n1nirs Of this State
contrary 60 the wishes ~ the great
bulk Of tho population. - not reason
able or right And the disposition TO
wreck when control ~ Impossible. IL
among the worst impulses Of fallen
human nature.
Therein may be found the cause o.
tho furorc that has been aroused In
many parts u the country, the center
OF the storm being In this city. The
hope that ruin may come 20 those who
refuse 90 be- dictated AZ to the course
10 be- pursued and the men 20 the placed
In ofice. still nnlmatcs the consplrntors
and they hate 10 have anything said or
done by which peace and harmony may
be- established and pcrDotuatcd In the
State.
Well that docs not matter. Al classes
" citizens should unite ne far az possl-
bic to promote good feeling and build
up the commonwealth Men may dincr
In politics and In religion. and yet be
friendly and mindful Of each others
rights. And that distinction denoted by
the use of tho terms Mormon and
"uentiie should not prevail! when
choicc IL made N persons 10 serve the
people In public Office II should he
dropped In spirit as wen nH IN name.
We nrr not surprised that this Hontl-
mont should be- opposed by the organ
of the implacablea, nor that rage and
rufianirm should Characterize IT, chul-
litions. a. they are usually substituted
Tor argument when those frequent par
oxyums occur. But they win not affect
the situation In the least. and they cer-
tainly win not deter the Dcsorct News
from expressing views that are enter
talned by the very best people In this
city and this State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Row that the lnoliont is finally
closed can there Doe any doubt that Che
arbitration idea haH gained prestige
h,cnufr ~ lt9 without arbitration in-
10 weak state hy u u0Woriul one On
selling more territory than ID owned,
without arbitration there would pruhn-
bly, have been war between Great
Britain and the United States after
President Cleypluud's Intervention. or
this country had Great Britain ridden
rnugh-shod over her small Antagonist
In the absence OF any action hy our
government Whether President Glove
land had any rivht 10 intervene u now
am academic question. the fact lf that
hla Intervention brought arbitration
and that arbitration brought tranquil
lty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Venezuela saves by Ear the most I'm
portant interest she had 40 stake,
namely. the complete control of the
Oflnoco river especially at itH mouth.
while the British frontier " set back
beyond Point Barimn, and nj the same
timr considerable concessions of trrri-
tory arr made 60 Venezuela on the coast
aud Ia the Interior on the other hand,
Great Britain obtains very much the
larger share OF the disputed area, ana
In ID are gold mines and f0reHta that
are appraised nj "a high value, 800 that
correctness of the schomburgk line has
been Justified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The verdict OF the international arhi-
tration tribunal Ia the Venezuela
boundary case settles q dispute that
has been IN progress for htty Nclir'
and that during the last administration
of President cleveland seemed Tor u few
days Co threaten % breach ~ the peace
between Great Britain aud tho United
states. n was due 90 the position
taken hy Richard Olncy az that time
secretary NJ stute--n position huttrrHsed
hy the Monroe doctrine for whose
original nnunclatlon uht shrrNd EnE-
UHh statesman. Oc0fgo Cauuing was
inrrey reaponsiblc-thu GreHt Britain
reluctantly consented tn submit 90 thc
drclalOu NJ nrhitrutorH Instead li Wnln-
talnlng her claim hy force OF arms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
a DIsrrsrrNouIsmED HONOR.

Among tho Twentieth Century Text
Books 10 be offered 10 tho public by
tho great Publishing house of u. Ap-
pleton and Co. New York. Is work
edited by a Utah instructor II u an
nounced In the very beautiful pros
pectus issued by that firm. ~ "Dryden'a
palamon and Arctic edited BY George
NJ. Marshall. Pm. ~. professor Of Eng
llsh In the University Of Utah" The an
nouncomcnt Il accompanied with an cN-
ccllent portrait q the author. lie IN
thus placed among the educational
celebrities OF the period portraits ~ a
number of whom are alec presented
10 the public with the titles Of their
works
We think this distinction achieved by
Mr. Marshall worthy OF mention, MS Il
Is not only an honorable recognition q
his abilities. but places In favorable
light the University IN which he h one
of the faculty. ana also the state which
supports that excellent institution.
Utah IL coming 10 the front IN every
department u human aud material pro-
gross. and her educational status ia
among the very best In the nation. We
congratulate Professor Marshall. and
hope his literary success will prove u
bcncht TO him financially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

II seems now that Queen Victoria Is
entirely avcrsc to the war with the
Bocra Chamberlain and Miner are now
charged with being the oulpable parties,
and while the British empire stands aa
a unit In the war that has been inau-
guratcd. even among the unionlst mcm-
bcrs OF Parliament there are those who
freely criticize and condemn tho policy
that brought about the present state Of
amalra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

That hold.up Of the Chicago and
Northwestern train last nishtiu Illinois.
was well done By the train robbers. who
got at least 1000 In cash. To complete
tho Job 40 a well conducted analr, the
officers should not cease tlll every one
Of the highwaymcn Is In Jail. And yet
thorc was something lacking Ia the de-
fenalye arrangements by which the tx
press car with ~ much treasure was not
better guarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The Venezuelan commission dld not
where the rroper boundaries between
tho two territories lay. They simply
decided TO give half 10 each and lct II
go at that II such a decision was
reached with regard 10 the Alaskan
boundaries, neither Canada nor IA"
United States would be In the least
satisfied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Tho yacht race has been modest
enough TO keep out Of the way Tor the
exciting news of the iiritlsh-iioer war
ana some other culiyoninE Incidents on
the program. But there seems 10 b.
n iuii Just now. whereby at least ono Of
the series Of races might come On Mon
day. just to encourage the contestants
10 stay In the hght
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

American territory ana the apouation
nf an American republic by a European
government 10 gained ita point when
Great Britain yielded 90 persuasion ana
consented 90 arbitration VI the disputed
thetnsolyaH satisfied with the result of
the arbitration. the United States has
"a right tao feel pleased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
vrSEzuLrAN AnnlTRArioS.


Now YORK Mail aud ENnTc1H'
while there are wide differences OF
opinion a. TO the technical accuracy OF
the verdict rendered by tho Anglo
Venezuelan arbitration commission,
there can be- none whatever ne TO iu
moral value and meaning, Considered
without regard for ~ cftcct upon terri
torlnl and other material interests, tho
Judgment OF the commission ~ as
tlnct triumph Tor American principles
md nnllcN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

It Is notable that most of the dis
patches from Pretoria concerning move
ments Of the Boer forces, contain the
statement. "The health Of the burghers
IL good" That is probably an intlma-
ton that they are prepared TO make
things unhsRlthy for their opponents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

The Sultan Of Turkey has been
drowning some OF the ladies' OF his
harem Most people would have been
better pleased TO learn that the state
ment In the first dispatch on the event
was truei It stated that the ladies had
drowned tho sultan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

What a pity that the prayers Tor peace
that win be offered ny In Britain and
South Africa tomorrow at Sabbath
meetings do not receive practical illus
tratlon OF q desire for peace on the part
OF those men who could regulate such
matters n they would.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

IL was that another steamer came
along and relieved the passengers and
those of the crew who had not persisted
In the nrv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Englnnda sudden readiness Tor vast
military campaign cSciIcs the attention
NJ AN Europe. and suggests 10 them
that none can get ready quicker Tor a
big night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

That assault upon Captain Murphy
and his servant Derrick. told OF ia to-
days dispatches from Paris. Is not like
~ TO cause a rupture between France
and England, but more Insignificant oc-
eurrcnoes have been the Immediate
cause OF war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Admiral Dewey Is said to b. coming
West In November. lie ought TO como
FAR enough 90 sec the Utah boys who
hlded him On The caplur,. of Manlla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

"a reader" wants TO know how TO
pronounce Mafeklng. Ma-feV-klng, with
tho accent ON the second syllable. is
about as near as one can set II In Eng
ltsh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

est In tho matter than 20 prevent armed
aggression by European power on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
NEW NOME ron rus "NEws,'

ty-scvcn years or more II was pub
ilshed therein az early as 1854. but Cor
a time was moved to another spot on
the eamc block nnd then 10 the old
Council House. The cite on which De-
office now stands hos boon popularity
known during that period no the Dee
crct News corner. Ia the early days Of
It's career the buildings In which It waa
published were ample Tor IT. nocosal-
tloa But 40 the years passcd on. the
growth 81 the institution became much
too great for it, publishing premises.
and the need Tor structure suited TO
the period and to the progress OF the
paper became imperative.
Several sites for a new office were
talked OF and examined and at one
time tho Wholesale house II Spencer
Claweon and co. was seriously thought
Of for the purpose. aa It Ia large. well
lighted and In the centre OF business.
hut the need Of frontage on Main
Street was recognised. and the project
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"'tosetheF Ewing irohtase on ha''
fenp'r OF ssfs ieeL ana on sou'n A''h'
Pic OF llo feet
IN" nan OF hclloa mas ooch Doush'
ana the "ork OF removing II WIN com
meneo on Monday II the weather u
favorable Excavation VIII 'hoh en-
sue ana tho foundation be put IN az
soon NJ practicable. 1t Il Intended to
erect a substantial structure OF n'e
stories on the most approved plans Tor
tho purpose designed
There could not be a better SPOT SEE
leeted Than the corner settled upon II
10 opposite tho Temple BLOCK ana the
Templcton building' contiguous TO tue
Church offices and on the two most I'm
portant thoroughfarea IN the city II
VIII be an ornament to That neighnor-
hood ana enhance the value OF adla-
cent property.
It Is Intended to equip the Dessert
News publishing house with all that "
necessary to place 1t In the front rank
OF establishments OF that KIND where
everything pertaining to a printing ana
binding house win be had ana where
hrat-elass work can be turned out The
paper Itself viii have facilities for 'm-
provement superior 10 anything II has
heretofore enjoyed. The prospects Of
the News" are therefore OF the worry
brightest and we are sure our hosts OF
friends everywhere VIII rejoice with vs.
In that contemplation.
We take this opportunity to
return, once more our heart
felt thanks for the generous
support which the readers ana patrons
OF the Desert News have afforded H..
under the present editorial anu huHi-
ness management II has exceeded our
most sanguine expectations ana we
are stimulated thereby TO continued and
further exertlons In the public inter
est.