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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
From Thursdays Daily

William Gantrell the Dufur cattle
buyer is in the city.
S. S. Stearns. the we'll known Priner
vile cattleman, is in the city.
William Mulligan, of Centerville, is
a guest at the Umatilla house.
Roy Ballard returned last evening
from business trip to S5arbuck.
After tomorrow, Captain Short will
have charge of the steamer Regulator,
while Captain Alden will take charge
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
WIN BE Tried For treason.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Sun prints
rumor that the government will prose-
cute certain Irish members Of the
house of commons on the charge OF
high treason in consequence of their
pro. Boer attitude.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Powder Mills Blew DIP.

CHICAGO, Oct. l1.-With detona-
that was felt in towns many miles
distance, two OF the powder mills Of
the Aetna company's works near
Millers, Ind, blew up last night. Two
employees are missing.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
rransraal Consulate olo.od.

LONDON, Oct. H.-Montague White,
consul general for the south African
republic here, closed the consulate
;his afternoon, and left for the conti-
nent.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Roseberry wants to Fight

LONDON, Oct. 11.-Lord Roseberry,
the liberal leader and former premier,
comes out in letter supporting the
government, putting politics in the
background in view of the Beers ulti-
matum.
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Barghers Called Home.

PRETORIA, Oct. 1.-THE official ga.
zette contains proclamation calling
upon all Burghers domiciled outside
the republic TO present themselves
forthwith for service, failing which,
they will be fined, imprisoned and their
property confiscated.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
british Asks a ravor.

LONDON, Dot. 1.-THE foreign Office
confirms the report that Great Britian
has asked the United States consuls In
the Transvaal to represent British in
terests during hostilities.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Kansas Went wild.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. IL. Upon the
receipt of the bulletin announcing the
arrival of the Twentieth Kansas at
San Francisco. bedlam broke loose in
Topeka. The whistles of all the
manufacturing institutions began to
screech, and every church bell in the
city rang out the glad tiding. The
streets soon filed with people, and
there was great rejoicing. Reports of
similar demonstrations came from
Lawrence, Ottwa, Hutchinson snd
other cities.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Ia Case of War.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia special to
the Herald from Washington says:
I'm the event of war between Trans
vaal and Great Britain orders will be
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Military Operations in Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.--The war de-
partment today received the following
dispatch from General Otis:
Manila, Oct. .10.-Geueral Sch wan 5
column moved early this morning from
Santa Cruz de Malabon. IL is now
believed to be in San Francisco de
Malabon, and not TO be meeting with
very determined resistance. Matters
are quiet in the linus section.
General Young with column starts
northward tomorrow mOr1iDg from
Santa Fernando. Colonel Bell cleared
the cou1try yesterday west of Guaeua
TO and include Florida and Ba;cai a,
making captures of number of
officers and men and also properly"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14

Ness avenue the regiment was reviewed
! oy General Shafter, Governor Rogers
of Washington, and Governor Stanley,
of Kansas.
The camp for the Washinetons adh
been prepared for them in advance,
and on arrival at the reservation, very
little had to be done to make the men
comfortable. The soldiers will remain
here for some time. Arrangements
have been made to take them to their
northern homes in special trains pro-
vided by Levi Ankeny, the Walia
Walla millionaire, who has son in
the repiment.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14

cabled to the cruiser Montgomery,
directing her to proceed to Delagoa
bay and cooperate with the United
States consul at Pretoria in the pro-
lection of American interests. Rear
Admiral Schles has been informed
that the cruiser Chicago will be ready
for sea October 25th. She will also
proceed TO Delago bay.
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ON NATIVE SOIL AGAIN.
Washington Regiment Landed at San
Francisco.


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct l0.-The first
Washington volunteers and the other
soldiers who arrived here yesterday
from Manila on the transport Pennsyl.
vania, were landed this morning and
marched to the ferry building where
breakfast was served to them under
the directions of the citizens reception
committee. The soldiers were given a
fine reception. After breakfast they
were again mustered into line. and
marched to the Presidio. Their route
took them through the business section
of the city, and along the line they
were received with wild hurrahs, the
blowing of whistle and the firing Of
cannon.
The new arrivals were escorted to
the Preside by the Presidio banc, two
batteries of the Third artillery, and
troop G of the Sixth cavalry. On Van
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
OERS ISSUE An
ULTIMATUM
British Troops Must Get
Out Of Transvaal.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Tne TransYaa
ultimatum, which is signed by F. W
Reitz, secretary of state for the South
African Republic concluded with the
following four demands:
Her majesty's unlawful interven-
tion in the internal affairs of this re.
| public, in conflict with the London
convention of 1884, by the extraordin-
ary strengthening of her troops in the
neighhorhoOd of the borders of this
republic, has caused an unsettled con-
| dltron of things to arise, to which
| this government feels obliged, In the
interest of this republic and of South
Africa, to make an end as soon as
| possible, aud this government feels
itself called upon and Obliged to press
earnestly and with emphasis for
the immediate termination of this
state of things. and to request her
majesty's government to give assur-
ances upon the following four de-
mands:
''First-That all points of mutual
difference be regulated by friendly
recourse 10 arbitration or by whatever
amicable way that may be agreed up
on by this government and her mai |
esty's government.
"Second--That all troops on the
borders of this republic shall be in
stantly Withdrawn.
'Second-That all reinforcements
of troops which have arrived in South
Africa since June /, 1899, shall be
removed from South Africa within
reasonable time to be agreed upon
with this government; and with the
mutual assurance ard guarantee on
the part of this government that no
attack upon or hostilities against any
portion of the possessions of the Brit
isb government shall be made by this
epublic during further negotiations
within the period 'of time to be sub.
sequently agreed upon between the {
governments. And this government {
will, on compliance herewith, he pre- !
pared to withdraw the armed burghers s
Of this republic from the borders.
"Fourth-That her majestys troops
which are now on the high seas shall
not be landed IN any part OF South
Africa"
To these demands is appended the
definition of the time limit for reply: +
This government presses for an i'm
mediate and affirmative answer to ,
5hese four questions and earnestly .
her majesty's government to I
return an answer before or upon Wed. ,
nesday, October IL. 1899, not later than
o'clock p. NJ.
ut desires further to add that in the G
unexpected event of an answer un- /
being received by it with ,
10 the interval, it will greatly regret
TO be compelled to regard the action
Of her majestv's government as
formal declaration of war, and will not
hold itself responsible for the con-
sequences thereof; and that, in the
event of any further movement ol
troops occurring within the above
mentioned time, in nearer direction
20 our borders, this government will
be compelled to regard that also as
formal declarationof war;"
ON NATIVE SOIL AGAIN.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Spun Goods

Which is beautiful substitute for taffeta
silk 1t is more durable and gives the same
effect Except to the eye of an expert, can
not be distinguished from the genuine taffeta
All the swell garments are being lined with
this and gives most perfect satisfaction. Our
lining stock was never so complete as this
season.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14

For the above mentioned goods we
have this season a very superior lining
known as
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Headquarters for....
Delft Blue and White Enameled Ware.

Complete Line of Spraying Material for Fruit Growers
Dunns No Spray, also Lime, Sulphur and Salt
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In addition to the above Tin and Plumbing Shop
Bicycle Repair Shop and General Machine Shop.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

Our good friend Aaron Badgiey
favors Us with a renewal.
Turn out to the city convention at
the court house to-night, all ye dem
ocrats.
It has been too wet TO SOW oats,
and consequently no seed has been
put in the ground as yet.
Talk about Atkeson being for free
silver and at the same time support
Jog the republican ticket
Judge and Mrs. D. A. DeArmond
and Capt. James A. DeArmond ar
rived home from Washington Sunday
morning.
There is not a gold bug on the
democratic township ticket. Can
the Free Press say as much for the
ticket it supports.
The school teachers are all for
Boron for school commissioner
This is because he has given perfect
satisfaction IN the past.
The wind storm at Monroe CITY
Mo. Saturday was quite severe and
great deal of damage was done ln
| a small way to the town
In the deal the republicans got all
the Offices on the township ticket Of
anv value: assessor, collector, con
stable and two justices. The pops
got virtually nothing.
We are requested to say that tn
voters living in the corporate limits
of the city are not entitled to vot'
for road overseers at the TOWNSHIP
election the 2Sth.
Capt f. J. Tygard received tn
sad news that his mother was quit
low at her home in Lincoln county
Ohio. He left on Monday accom-
panied by his neice, Miss Sadi
Mccullough.
Hon. Geo. B Ellis favors us wit
copies of number of bills he ha
introduced in this assembly, The
are more or less merltorious an
some Of them Will 70 doubt be q
acted into laws
The new South Methodist parsoi
aga will be ready for occupancy L
! Aprn 1st- The building will
christened by social given by tt
ladies Of the church on that day
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16
Vim. N. DALTON DEAD.
Our Probate Judge Pays His Last Debt to
Nature.

Our Probate Judge Pays His Last Debt to
Nature.
On last Thursday evening Judge
VIM. NJ. Dalton passed peacefully
from earth to his long rest. His
last hours were unattended by pain,
and he breathed his last without
struggle. He bad been in poor
health for long time and the past
wear was a confirmed invalid.
Funeral services were conducted
from the family residence on Satur
day morning by Rev. Davidson,
assisted by Rev Jones and the
remains laid to rect in Oak Hill
cemetery. 10 spite OF the Indictment
weather large concourse Of friends
attended to pay their respects.
William NJ. Dalton was born in
Greenbrier county, Virginia, July
/ IA, 1887. He came TO Missouri when
a Young man and settled in Johnson
county, where in 1868 be was mar.
ried to Miss Sarah Price. To this
union six children were born, two
boys and four girls, all OF whom
with the grief stricken widow sur
vive to mourn their great loss.
h came to Bates county twenty
seven years ago and all our people
can testify to the honorable, upright
life he has lived. He was elected
Probate Judge, and served four
wears. So we'll did he perform his
duty and in such high esteem was
he held that he was reelected ADD
was Just entering upon his second
term He served four years IN the
Confederate army aud was good
and brave soldier The family and
friends have the sincere sympathy
of all.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

LOCAL ITEMS
TINES telephone number 81.

Attend the city convention to-
night.
Deputy county clerk Jackson was
in Kansas City on Monday.
Dir. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Cstterlin spent
several days in Kansas City the first
Of the week.
Vim. E. Walton was called to
Clinton Thursday on account of the
sickness of his mother.
Everything in the wire line OF
goods is advancing; if you want any
Fake our advice and buy right away.
FRANK SMITH & Son
The township election will be held
tuesday the 2Sth, Demo Gratis be
| % hand and we will elect our ticket
| oy handsome majority
The manufacturers of stoves have
decided on an advances In price OF
10 per cent owing to the increase of
the price of raw material.
The tramps are working all kinds
schemes to get hand ont The
attest Is, Please Madame, [ SIN TAX
lug up biscuit collection. >
Marshal Kelley was showing
ramps the shortest road leading to
as depot Monday, and giving them
aae notice to hit the road quick.
While the farmers can't do any
ang else, wouldn't it be a good
lea to get their machinery out and
pasin readiness for early work.
Inc republicans have ken charge
atae readers, and the Free Press
sauiesees in the sale for three minor
Aaess on the township ticket.
ass Martie Martin, of Merwin
"a Miss Ida Buckridge, of Ricl
aal visited the family of S, I
a'aaddus the first of the week.
he democrats have nominated
S0d township ticket and there j
aefeason why every man shout
q be elected by handsome ms
dty.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16
EDrySdaIe X keaSling.
Poultry Wanted.

Carpenter < Shsffer will pay six
cents for all aens delivered to us
this and next week. We allow no
one to overbid US Will give advance
in market for poultry should there
be any. CARPENrEE & SKATER.
Spring birds are making their sr-
psaraDce-
The merchants are receiving their
spring goods.
Business in Butler has been al
most at standstill for the past
week owing to the bad roads.
Wanted, good girl to do general
homework. Mrs JoE MEYER;
North Main street
Sheriff Mudd returned from Kan
sas City Tuesday with couple OF
10. S. prisoners. The prisoners will
be held in jail for trial IN the United
States court.
The populists are not nominating
many township tickets this year.
From all appearances the republicans
have taken what is left of tie party
under their wings
J.B Adair closed a deal Monday
with Mrs. Peter Lane, whereby be
becomes sole owner and proprietor
of the mercantile establishment 81
Lane & Adair, aud will continue the
business at the old stand Mr.
Adair will. without delay, put in
pew stock of spring goods. de u
one of Buffers best and most sue
cessful busine SIS men aud the TINE
bespesks for him a continuance o
the excellent trade the old firm en
, ioyed.
Don't buy a corn planter, sulky
: riding pillow, sulky gang pillow, riding
or walking cultivator, disc harrow
= threshing machine or engine, binder
{ mower or reaper, pumps Of any kln'
or description, wire hog fence
smooth or barb wire. buggy, surry
road or family wagon, corn sbelIe
or grinder or anything in the imPle
ment line, if you want the best
the lowest price, until you have see1
= Williams Bros.
r The trial of Adolph Lubrich, 70
d murder in the first degree began
: Warrensburg Monday mcroing LII
j. brick killed W H. Hartman,
?. wealthy miller Of WarrensburR, Fl
II months ago Lubrick susPecte
n Hartman of b=ing on too intima'
i terms with his wife, and on goIn
q home on the night Of tie TRACED,
II caught Hartman 10 room with he
.e and shot him 10 death. HARM q
IS had 8 vile and several children az
o was rated to be the wealtbisst man
Warrensburg.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

An exchange tells Of msn Who,
to be good for one time, got up and
started the FIRE and then affection
st.lv went and called his wife but
found her dead. The shock wts
m 3re than she could stand, end her
coovulsed spirit passed away.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16
Sister : Statement

My sister has been troubled With
ecz-ua since she was q baby. but
we gave her Hoods SarsspsrilA IN
the spring, aud she has MT been
troubled with eruptons since Ia
many other ways Hood : SsTsaPar.l
a bss done us good Louisa
Abraham. 3Ga Bolivar Street. Jsaer.
son City. No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

We carry foil line OF Groceries
and We do not allow any one 10
undersell US. II you come aud try
Us once YOU will be sure TO come
sos;n FRAEK SMITH * SOS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

Judge Graves was over at Osceola
he first of the week, returning home
yesterday noon
Our highly esteemed old friend
John S Ehart, of Nyhart, favors Us
With renewal
Our popular lawyer friend John
Silvers was up from Rich Hill S4tur
day and made US pleasant call.
John f, Shut, highly esteemed .
and wealthy citizen and one our best
Triends. favurs us with a renewal
You can buy fine BUseY, SURREY
or ROAD WAGoN at your own price
for few days yet at Williams Bros.
Our popular young friend, F. Z
Bratton. favors US with a pleasant
call and has his dates set ahead into
1900. /
The pops and republicans ought /
to turn Drysdala on pasture It's a
shame to run a willing horse to
death
A democratic convention will be
held at the court house to sht 20
nominate school director aud
aldermen
Our popular friend, ". 7. Johr-
son, of Rich Hill. was in the city last
week and favored US with a very
pleasant call and renewed for The
TINES.
In one column the Free Press
editor is for free silver and in the
adjoining column he has up the
republican ticket and calls on the
readers to vote it.
The Free Press is supporting the
republican gold bug township ticket.
Say, you old readers, what do
you think now? The TINES told you
Atkeson would be in the republican
party before another election.
E. w. Hodges, late of the Avery
Planter Co, Kansas City, has located
in Butler and accepted a position
with Williams Bros, having charge
of the implement department at
their store. Mr.. Hodges is a thor
ough business man and the TINES
extends TO him hearty welcome to
Butler.
Judge DeArmond complimented
us with a pleasant call on Tuesday
He says he is not a candidate fol
leadership of the dem ocratic minor
lily. He thinks this an honor VIII ict
should come to a man on his merits
and while he would appreciate sucf
an honor he can not enter into {
scramble for it. He is a serious
broad minded statesman and vi
have no doubt he will be formal.
chosen the lea1e as he is in fact.
Governor Stephens on Monda,,
appointed J. F. Smith, to fill the va
cancy caused By the death OF Pro
, bate Judge VIM. III. Dalton. Nj
Smith was a candidate for the nomi
3 nation and wa- defeated by only
t few votes He is a good lawyer
: very clever, sociable gentlemen, d.
/ servedly popular with all and wi
make a most excellent officer Th
G TIMES offers congratulations
8 Judge Smith.
s Mrs. Rebecca Gardner died +
b the home of her daughter, Mrs "
, F. Keasling, Saturday night, Marc
e 1Ith. 1899. of consumption, f
d neral services were conducted fro
. the house on Monday at 10 o'cloc
?, bv Rev. Jones, and intermens wa
8 in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Gardn'
was an estimable lady, an old res
dent of our city, aud held 10 II
- highest esteem by all who knew be
, She left an only daughter, who
- the death of her mother g bere't
\ her last blood relative. The symp
f., thies of the entire community is e
A tended the daughter in her affiictio'
le The members of the ladies Rel
n Corps and those other ladies wi
lie assisted, deserve great credit for &
at uIooroa and eptErtainme
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

Hoods Pills are non-irrl'ating aud
the only cathartic TO take with
Holds Sarsspsrllla-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-03-16

FL. C. Poyer, living near Richards,
in Vernon county, has trapped over
fifty wild geese in the past month
His method of catching them was
to build log pen in his field aud
make a trail of corn leading into it.
The pe csc took the trail and walked
into the trap. When once into the
trap they hold their heads up never
seeing the hole they entered. DE
found a ready sale for his geese at
| Nevada and Fl, Scott.
Here is the republican-pop ulis'
township ticket nominated OF
| Wednesday evening of last week
Trustee. j. F. Meredith, pop; as
SCISSOR. john Deviney, republican
collector, B. F. Scott, republican
constable, Ed Holt, republican; Jus
tees. Jas. DrYsdale, pop v. "
| Ross, republican; ". c. Cohenorr
republican. Five straight gold buG
rannblicans. the best Three pops
offices of no Importance. As
Mind the ticket is headed ''Citizen.
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A new Flavor for
Breakfast
For FiniCky"
AppetiteS.
Grape-NutS.
Observation-Disclosures

My investigation further shows
the subject of food than women It
VIII pay you to have some advertise
ments appealing to men, especially
business men.
Keep in mind that men have very
hnicky appetites for breakfast.
They smoke a great deal during
the day stomach gets OUT cf order, and
the next mornings food must be very
tempting to attract their attention, and
Grape-Nuts are the one article Of food
that viii find a friend among such men
Wishing you continued success, 1 am,
etc"
This is from a letter from a prom
trent business man, who volunteered
the advice about Grape Nuts advertfs-
ing.
There is one especial reason WHY
Grape-Nuts are popular among men
who use their brains. The new food
does contain certain natural elements
that rebuild the gray matter in the
brain, and a person can depend upon II
that after ten days or two weeks use
Of Grape Nuts, he will discover a
marked Improvement in his mental
forces. This is not merely a claim, but
the statement is borne out by the an
elysis of the food, and by the actual
experience of those who use it. When
these facts are coupled with the really
remarkable and delicious flavor one
can realize why it is the factory has
been running steadily night and day for
over five months and has been sadly
behind in filing orders.