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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-08

Msunt vernon ~ sntcysng a healthy
gruwth fhia season Not q boom 20 ~
followed ~ reaction. hGf ; steady. sup
stsntiAI improvement Al the present
tisnA t1saSe = not . vacant house 70 - ~
IA the cssy, even The eldest shAcks b0n0
occue4el
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during the comtn~ v~~ss !, cennot b
sAad ihat DE inauSaco 111i h @n0r thaa
transltory in nafurN
1891 49,,
~
ne expcrs y specie Tor tie wssA vsee
The imports for .h> weea 5000 81 m
OF which h4 az wa so,d srsa ~ - 49,.
C>-~..s n--.-.a~~-
r!o0r-hecesptS. l4N1 barrels; e1pcgto.
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The stories OF Individual daring ana
heroism that come 10 IN from our trouUo
I'm Manila cannot but make our people
feel that should have some means
~ reward for personal bravery. such A.
10 the Victoria cross 10 the soldiers Of tbs
British essg4re. A rec~ni diapatch from
Manila t.iis Of an unnamed private Of the
North Dakota volunteers vino was am
bushed with sevss comrades ~ tie Fill
pines All bis corssr sdee were wounded
ia the nrst voliey. 6stt ne pauclkily 1rAx9ed
che Of them hack 10 the main hoiy and
then led the troops hack 10 drive the Fiji
psnos from their position. That was the
story II a voisntesr. Nor are the regulars
Issk king fer a aero Of the sarne sort A
detaa Of m~n from the Fourth cavalry
were oaas On scout duty. when they were
hr~d on by soSne hidden insurgents The
troops Withdrew bat found tha; Private
Dayieki whose horse haS hs-rn killed hzA
oesn lefs hehind. whhcis = nAomrnfe
hesitation. Corporal Refo turned and vent
aaek 10 him IN the face OF = wisaedno
frs. hoissed hiss Into the saddle. and. run
ming by he saisrup. brought As se.Iows
trooper hack 70 the force Both shesD
sszss. ore the decd Of volunteer. the 9TH
sr 81 . regular waesEa hsye certainly
Wcn tho coye;ed yisssrta eross had the In
esdes'a token place IN the British service.
~----~-------~~~-~--
4 Drawing Care.
''Jim writes honsr" said the old man,
''that he has draHed 90 me- for ~ e fn"
WHAT'S mp sawy
college dsaner Last time no droUah
a fer breakfast"
'sy~s."
AN ~ Ter surc~r''
sFY0a don't say
Pact Aan an hitch up tire bAy hosa.
quick
Was air yo1 a~xptn' to-"
I'm arsoans tn throw myself into tho
han's 81 = Reeesvef. an take tAa tankyupa
act before Jim Ayxwo on M fer lunchT'-
Atlanta consffsutten-
Asunt Vernon n sntcysng a healthy
growth fhfn aAa11a Not r borsan Ia -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-08

Flour-Steady: winter patents. t.s00a 60;
spring specials. N.l0ae41: patents. 8.sO0
$40: bakers e 2>G2.5o
Wheat-No. spring, lie; No spring,
67Q70r: No. red 7<07Si1c
corn--No. .. ssGssHc: No. = yellow. So
Gs3kc.
Oats--N No. 2. 27sf2s,sc: No. . white. 2skG
SOisc: No white. 2ad30c.
Rye--No. 2, G0c.
BArley-No 2, 3s6I4ic.
Flaxseed-No. /. S.O7ia: Northwestern.
u.10.
Timothy Seed-Prime $2.X.
Mess Pork-Per barrel @b5NSM.
Iard-Per LOO pounds, @5l006. 1914.
Short Ribs-.Sides. loose. N.aS6fA15
6houlders-Dry salted. boxed N&64iAc.
Sdes-Short Gear. boxed M&64&.
Whisky-Distiilers' finished goods per
gallon. N&
Sugars--Cu, loaf $sH: granulated, &G.
Recetpto aud Ahlpnonta.
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CHICAGO AARKEF1.



CHICAGO, May S.-wheat started Arm.
influenced by reports Of prolonged drouth
In Austria and again. pru4t-takiug oaused
turned strong again on liberal covering
ana heavy country buying. Cruo reports
were bad especially from Kansas where
the total yield for the state was placed at
only 100000 bushels Heavy sales for
export At the seahoard had STRENGTHENING
influence. July opened ,Sc higher At INC.
advanced 10 72c. sold on to S1$c, rose 10
7atsc, and Closed al 72saf.ssc. . gain Of
hVAc for the day.
Corn weakened on account Of the labor
disturbances at Buffalo and favorable
seeding weather. The market was
steadied by buying against weekly puts
July declined lac.
Liquidation ana heavy receipts depressed
oats. shorts covered Il the decline. July
lost isc.
Light receipts Of hogs and buying by
packers strengthened provisions. July
pork advanced 5I7isc. and lard and ribs
Sc each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-08

MARKET md TRADE REVIEW.
Gon<s1e, May g. $50.
Exchaake9 at t. seattle Tacoma. Spo-
Eane And HUtsiand elsnrtne houses today
CfessFancex. Balances.
seattle .q910,4 7I n o72,3l2 -
TacounA -. -. l5.S44 % I7e.x %
Spckane .-.... 1850 % $50 ~
Portland 80. $50. HAAS % 1oe -
8 & =
THE SEATTLE NARH1ETS.
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Elves. coup ..1li&
Dist. Col. : Go III
AlA-Ciass 4 lilo
Class b .......1M
Class G 1890. 100
Currency :. ..100
Atch'n Gen - .l0Qek|
Adtustm't - -
Can. So. Ids -. III
Chea. Z o. 90. -
Elves -. ....uD
C.ANW. Gun Ss.iN
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Chi. Term - IN
Col. South - :. ~
p. 4 r. @. 1ots 1854
Fours -. .m
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Seconds -. ..l1lA
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Consol e .....IiMI
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X c 4 p. G. lists eels
La New Con u. ITO
L. 4 n. Unit. -. -
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OPENING. Highest. Lcwest. C7osing
s ss ss :: $ 4: r a>s: Is 's~si;i;ss
May a1% 31Nq03 IN s1Aas2H
July ..3sA 1s3fs s3ss ssS az
Sept ..3haSa.1 Nt1 araG34h BAN
No. 2 Oats.
May :. ~ 2ek616t sS3s 3s9tD4k
July ..2sN Q2Sb 23A623a q 1X
Sept ..2lSQ2lA 21N1aA H,sd2lA 2lA02lN
Meas Fork, per Barrel.
May ..... ..... $3.50. ... $50
July .....0 70 8 ia $50 so
Sept 49,. ssls S1S s7h Ss7k
Lard, per 100 POanas.
May 49,. 49,. 49,. 49,. $40
July .....S Is IS liz IS IS s1M
Sept 49,. S a71 $50 627h $50
short Riss. per 400 PosaAs.
May ........,.. ..... $50. a ~
July .....N % N75 N7e as
Sept 49,. S2i4 S1i1 S11 Mh
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Mo-. X = +. m ~
roarU 49,. 800. -
~. Y. Cen. lists lis
~. J. G. Gen. ss-u9k
North Car. g LEI
Fosxrs -. .....lA
Nor. Pac 1stu ..110
nreee 49,. ...- ~
EcurD 49,. .....M
NY.C. Z 81. LA4e. i0eA
-. & W. Con. - $
General e ....M
Or. Nav. lists ia
FourS 49,. 49,. les
O. Snort Line 6s~lNk
Cousol So INV
Reading Gen. =. 81
r q. W. lists -. 80
N.L q I.M.C.A.lll
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Ct. Paul Conscls.lA
Ct PC. L P.lsia. len
i Elves 49,. .....0&
30. Railway 50 ll0aA
stand r. 4 r. ~ ga
Tenn. new set - -
Tex. 4 pac, 1nts.liA
Seconds -. a.. ~
Unfon Pac. - .10eH
U.P..D. q 0.lsts :.
Wabash lists ....ll5
Seconds -. go
West Shore u INA
Wis. Cen lists :. n%
Va. Centuries :. 81
Deferred :. 80. 5
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LM IN: Nos. / and 3 finch. - II.
Q14a: watnEottnG. el9Q1s: rustic. teD4:
"a sh.ng1eA G.Q. standard ahinR3ea. Nlo:
finch futEh. Il. II and Is feet. x665l: thick
nnasn e642: cedar squares. I. & 3 and
10 feet, &2441: pickefs Si2
Kiln dried. q u advance ce green Drag
AGe, &c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
To Eisit the Legislature.

Appleton City, Mo, Feb 6-The
high school of this town will run an
excursion to Jefferson City to NOR
row. Two special cars under the
supervision of Superintendent Rich
ardson will carry the educatiopal
tourists. Il will be one of the most
enthusiastic schools 10 the country
for the next few days. It is pro
posed to make the run purely as al
educational matter
The students will be shown the
Legislature in session, the peniten-
tiary and other points of interest.
They will learn more on this excur-
sion than they will in several days
of text book study. It is very prac
tical in method, and the superin
tendent says that it is no new idea,
but is very common il Germany.
The high school enrolment this
year greatly exceeds that Of last
year and the graduating c'nss Is sev
eral times larger, and ia composed
OF young men and women of prom
ise
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

A little boy in a ueighboring town
was required 10 write an essay
the other day. The Newspaper"
was his subject, anu here is the
result: Il don't know how newspa-
pera came to be in the world, and
don't think God does, for be hasn't
got nothing to cay about them, and
editor is not in the Bible / think
the editor is one of the missing link S
you hear about, ard stayed in tn
brush Till after the food then came
out aud wrote The thiog up, and has
been here ever since. l don't thiuB
he ever dies, ] never saw a dead I'M
and never heard of one gettin' lick
ed Our paper is mighty poor IN;
the editor goes 'thout underclothes
all winter, don't wear no socks, and
paw hasa't paid his subscription in
five years -Ex
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
BOYS SEE The POINT.
They Make Big Money. Make
Easy.-No Capital Invested.
How They Do IL

There are several thousand BY S
and hundl eds of men engaged In 81
Louis IN business which brings u
weekly profit of from $4,000 TO So
600 lis the selling Of daily papers.
Hundreds of families live comfort. =
bly, on the profits of the sale CT
daily papers
In 81. Louis the favorite news
paper with the boys is the POSI-
DISPATCH, because it sells best.
An investigation has shown that the
boys sell more copies of the daily
Posi- DISPATCH than the combined
sales of the two other English
evening papers,
One of the pleasures the boys fad
IN selling papers is they are their
own boss They CONS and 90
when they please. While many hay-
regular corners and news stands,
Others merely walk the streets, each
having his own peculiar way of
crying" out his papers.
The situation is quite different OF
Sunday. The papers are printed IN
he morning aud by Elk O'Clock the
boys and mea are cut in search Of
buyers.
There are four Eog!ish Sund4v
papers Many boye take out 800
papers A boy taking from two to
hree hundred papers has ali he can
10 to get over the ground.
Sundays as on week days finds the
POST DISPATCH everywhere. IT,
a ready seller. It's the most for
tbs monev The Sunday POST
DISPATCH has many original aud
exclusive features, including the
C3'ored Comic Weekly
These great newspaper Offices
have what i called '.Circulation
Department, the object of which is
To promote Fbr ssI. OF the Papers.
THIS deoatt uartt aus 1yars all REQUESTS
for samfl- copies (Which are sent
free). ard 81 on II The country as
in -. Louis they are constantly
looking for agents boys or men
70 represent them This is done bv
the aid Of travelling mtu and CORE
spondence All letters are prcmrtIv
arswer-s L is pleasant work. IS.
pecia!' Y n the towns outside of s..
Louis Bows II the outside towns
are not called newsboys, bus agents
More money Is made outside Of
St Louis because the selling price
IS more and the profit greater.
IL YOU would Ike 70 be an agent
for the Post Dispatch IN this city
write to the Circulation department
Of Post Dispatch. ST. Louis. 1866
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Irusteets Sale.

Whereas, George Jnbe aud Mile lobe
his wife. by their deed of trust lated
January 18TH, lsa1. ana recorded ia the r.
corder's office within and for Bates county
Missouri, in book No IA page Pa conveyed 10
the undersigned trustee the following desert
the county OF Bates ana state Of Missouri
to- Wit:
Beginning st the northeast corner Of the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter o.
section tWrnty-one I'D in township thirty
nine l5a) OF range thirty tSIg. running thence
south twenty t-01 rods. thence west eight l~5
RODS, thence north twenty l2ul rods thence
essr eight ~ RODS 10 beginning: containing
one ~ acre: also the south half OF the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter and II =
south half OF the southwest quarter ofthe south
east quarter of section sixteen tlGi in township
thirty mine $50 of range thirty f3G1 containing
fortt 40 acre. more or less. which CONVEYANCE
was made IN trust to secure the Dayment Of
one certain note futlv described IN said
iced OF trust. and whereas default has beer
made IN the paymeHt Of tie annual Interest
on SAID note; and whereas. according to The
terms and conditions Of said note ana deed al
tTust such default rendered Tire who'll debt
Que ami pas able ct once ami the same is now
past due ana unpaid.
Now therefore, at The Teg1ast Of the legal
holder Of said notes and pursuant to the cgr,gt.
tions % said deed Of trust VIII prGcaa. TO sell
the above described premises at ruf!fc verl!ua
30 the highest bidder Ter cash, e. The east front
door of the court house in the civ OF RgtieF .
county Of Bate, and staEe OF Al-sOuri. on
Thursday, March >. Isaa,
between the hours o. ni1e O'Clock in the fore
noon aad i've O clock IA the afternoon OF tH.t
DAY, for the purposes Of satisfying said deUt
interest and costs {. a ALLFS
Ij-it Trustee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Trustees Sale

Whereas, VIM NJ Classify and Mildred 4 Cassity
his wife, by their deed Of trust dated Dee Is Isg7
and recorded in the recorder Office within and
FOR Bates county Missouri, in book Ia page GO4
conveyed to the undersi gned trustee the follow
ing described real estate lying and being situate
IN the county of Bates and state of Missouri
tO-Wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter, and the east half of the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section twenty-three C1J in township thirty-nint.
$50 of range thirty-One (3D containing forty
t4n) acres more or less, which conveyance was
made in trust 10 secure the payment of one
certain notes fully described in said deed OF
trust and whereas default has been made in the
payment of the annual interest on said note
and whereas according to the terms and coudf-
tons of the said note and deed of trust such
default r ndered the whole debt due and uava-
bic al once, and the same is now past due and
unpaid Now, therefore, at the request of
the legal holder of said note and pursuant to
the condi lions of said deed of trust / will pro-
coed TO sell the above described premises at
public Vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
at the east front door of the court house in
the city Of Butler, county of Bates, and state OF
Missouri, on
Friday, February "A, 1899,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, for the purpose OF satisfying said debt
interest and costs. {. \ ALLEN,
I=-4t Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
sherIr,s Sale IN Partition.

Notice IL hereby given, that under 81
virtue Of decree in partition and order e.
made by the circuit court Of Bates county z
souri, at the regular November term, ~
sald court, in thc ease Of Harriet = ~,
guardian and curator Of Ada Belle Il
william Thomas EEl!ne, Vista Iona k1AN
Alice Henrietta EElinp. minors, pIaintA
Barnard J. ENIine and Isabella Jane Exlaf
PENDANTS and the authority in me vested !
decree and order Of sale, q certified -
which was delivered to me On the IND Z
December, lSs-, viii, on
Thursday, February %, 1879,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock 10 be .
noon and five clock 10 the afternoon 0fa
al the east front dDorOf the court h0lR
city Of Butler county Of Bates and stAit 9
souri, cell o. tho highest and beat bifl
cash IN hand, the following descriDe-
estate lying, being and situate In TIE COS
Bates ana state u Missouri tO-wit
Inc northeast quarter Uf the n0fthNeil
Ter OF section twenty seven 20, and 60
east quarter oi Tie southwest quarter
ton twenty-five ~ all IN ~
hiTtT-U c5sJ 81 range fhIrty-tH0 -
tanning 70 acres more or less also i0t ~
block eighteen J-l 10 the town Of BIB.
FD-trrJ, Bates county, No. y. 9. ~.
az snerIg u Bates COunU,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
A Pheasant Surprise,

The sixth being James Claunch's
2lst birthday, a NUN Der of his young
friends gave him a surprise oyster
supper Those present were Messre
Geo Brachear, Ira Sutton, John
Sparks, Casper end Sam Blernling,
Newt and Mau Wilcox, Harry and
Walter Deaoe, Charley aud Albert
Dickerson and Claude Freeman
Misses Bessie Deffen baugb, Della
and Bulah Sparks, Aza and Exi+
Bennett, Nellie and Ethel Wheatly,
Nettie Dickerson, Myrtle Schooley.
Anna, Alice and Ethel Sutton, MIR
and Mrs. J. p. Sutton and Mr.. and
Mrs, 7 A. Frazee
Games of various kinds were in
dulged in until all were hungry
They were then invited into the
dining room to an oyster table, and
1t Is needless to say all did ample
justice.
At late hour all departed to
their respective homes. after ex
pressing themselves as having bad
delightful time, and wishing Jim
many more happy birthdays
a GUEST.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Griggsby Is Ready.

Sioux Falls, 5 d, February D
The War Department has asked If
Co. Griggsby's Third Volunteer
regIm ut Ct Gov boys conlI be mus
tered ia for service AT orc. The
r-ply was made that tbi- could be
d Ne 10 three day, il the regiment
Is waated far active service. T. /.
opposed 'n. fesimeut Is wanted FIR
tn Philippines The War Depart
uent. has a 50 asked leading Mon
tana horse raiser If be can supply
3 900 horses at snce.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
order Capitalization.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF NILSSON RI
County Of Bates, 57'
In the Circuit Court OF Bates County, Missouri.
n vacation, January 10Th I-gJ, The state OF
Ai=-"UTl at The relation and 10 the use Of \
i owen, eA-CfjciO collector Of the revenue Of
Bates county, Missouri, plaintiff. vs. susie
Diekensheets and The Butler building and
Loan Association, defendants
Civil action for delinqucut taxes
Now 81 this day comes the plaintir barei, t,,
her attorney before The undersigned clerk Of
the circuit court pt Bates county In the state Of
Missouri, 10 vacation and files her petition and
alhdaNIt, STATING among other things that the
above named defendant, Susie Die keu-Leefz ii
q nonresident Of the state Of Missouri Where
upon TX i= ordered Dy the Clerk ia vacation that
SAID defendant be notified by publication that
plan IN Las commenced a suit against her lD
this court. by petition and AFFIDAVIT thf of,ierf
ana general nature oT which Us 10 enforce
the lien % the state Of Missouri for the drIiu-
4lt-L-- "a ~ tle car 49,, amounting IN the
trTe=t- costs. commission and fees tIr.n tho
following described tracts Of I--d situated In
Bats county, Missouri. iJ-W5t-
south ll5 feet 81 lot four ~ luck three Cd
Thompson addition to Butter Mo and that
unie=5 the said defendant be and appear at ne
next ) .iEe term If this court, O. De begun and
holden 10 the cts Of Butler, Bate county, Mis-
-ouflt On the first tuesday after the second
Monday n June, l-a9, and on Or before the
third day Thereof, il the term shall 20 long
coDtiEur-and if not, then on or before the md
q me term, AMI plead - SAID PETITION accord
ine % law the same viii be taken a. confessed
ana judgment rendered according - the prayer
~ sad petition, and the above described real
estate sold 70 satisfy the same.
And d l. . further ordered that eopy hereof
d. published, iB the BrTLEK WEEELY TTWg-,
q weekly newspaper printed and Published IN
g=si Ee4E, TIC last insertion % be az least fifteen
days before the first day " the next june term
Of -aid court.
i true copy from the record. Wftnrzsroy hand
- clerk afore=sld with the -saI Of aid
L-EAL- court bHT=IUt9 affixed Done az og5..s.
ia Butler, Oh thl= Lhe lg-n day of Jan
ly-ft C.reoit Clerk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
\. w. GLEASON,


BY virtue and authority Of a special execution
for delinquent taxes issued from the Office of
the clerk OF the circuit court of Bates Co. Mo-
returnable at the February term, Is9g. of said
court, 10 me directed in favor of : II Fisher eN-
off1cIo collector of the revenue of Bates county,
Mo, and against Charles q Worthern a b
Mayes, NJ \ Calkins and John X Dermott, /
have levied and seized upon all the right, title
interest and claim OF said defendants, Charles
q Northern. a Mayes. NJ a Calkins ana
John Il Derinett, in ana to the following de-
scrlOed real estate situated in Bates county
Missouri, to-Wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter Of section fourteen QG township forty-two
t42) OF range twenty go, l VIII on
Thursday February Is, 1899,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live o clock in the afternoon Of that
day, at the east front door of the court house
in the city of Butler, Bates county. Missouri
sell the same or so much thereof a may he re-
qulred at public yendue TO the highest bidder
for cash, 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
+. {. MUDD,
1T Sheriff OF Bates COUNTY Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
To Pay FOR Mobn,z Troop.

Jeffrrson City, Feb S-The seu.
ate committee on appropriations T.
ported favorabIy on bill to appro-
pirate $4,000 30 pay the expense of
modifying Missouri troops for ii
var with Spain. There IS ii similar
bill before the house. but the IN
mittee has not acted upon it
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Hoods
Should be in every family EwaM n mm
medicine chest and every - He
travellers grip. They are HHHS
invaluable when the stomach ~ -
- out of ORDER cure headache biliousness, and
all liver troubles. Mild and efficient. Is cents
BRIDE Is SLAIN.
Was Brutaliy Stabbed 10 Death by
FIIipinO Hlghbinders.

Was Brutnliy Stabbed To Death by
Filipino Htghbinders.
Manila, via San Francisco. Cal,
Feb. ga mysterious and terrible
murd-r, the solution of which would
battle the talents of a Sherlock
Holmes, was committed recently on
Gallo San Pedro, almoss in block
of the tenth Pennsylvania headquar-
ters
Two natives supposed to belong
to the lawless tribe Of Maccabees,
whose home is in the mountains of
the interior, but which maintains
quite colony in Manils, forcibly
entered the home of a bride of
young Mestiza bride of a week, AMI,
after tying the old woman houre
servant aud her little daughter 10
the stair railing, pursued their vic
tim to the bed room, whare they
stabbed her in the breast 13 times
Hastily ransacking the roem, they
secured about 50 900 worth of pre-
cious stones, which had comprised
part Of the brides wed ling gifts,
and, covering the body with various
articles of her trosseau, fed in time
to escape the soldiers, who had been
attracted to the vicinity by the girls
screams.
The young Filipino husband, who
is steward on a river boat, aud
did not return until later in the day,
believes that the motive was revenge
as we'll as robbery, and suspects one
of his former rivals Of having hired
the murderers. Ed L KEEN
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16
Public Administrator 8 NgtIce.

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order o. the Probate Court aF BstAs T.l.-I,,-
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Mar d er-1ol. deceased
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1Tz required % exhibit tIeru for ALLOWANCE
20 80 1ifEaC o r s@r after tL- Late al
SAID lesssyz, or tneF may be prec1uEgd from
any r=--HE o. said -ziz-e- ard IL zr-n ri s--,z =
nos AEHI EIzei within ESQ vears from a. A. i.
o. EHss .a5--easto-. talT sa1I be forever
CARED 1--s.'tE d15 o. JaaEar-. 1s1q
L. y EEOEE
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-16

Home-wbat world of meaning
those four letters contain, Poets
have sang its praises, snd painters
have given US glimpses of the inside
Of the lowiy cot ana tas costly pal
ace, etc, But on a cold frosty
morning when the mercury is play
fully frisking around the zero marx.
and the fire you So carefully bark
ed the night before absolutely and
positively refuses to burn, while the
Ratchet and dry wood is covered
with ten inches OF snow-EelI. that's
a different storr.-Ex.