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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
MINISTER'S MAY SOLVE 1T.
Solution Of Chinese Problem. France
Suggests, Be Left 10 Them.

Paris. Sept. 26.-The practical
deadlock in the efforts To open peace
negotiations with China has given
an impetus TO the suggestion that
the ministers at pekin be instructed
10 hold meetings for the purpose OF
drawing up the terms OF Il treaty of
peace.
The fact that the powers. through
the exchange Of views between their
respective foreign offices. are unable
to reach any agreement. has. it is
claimed. clearly emphasized the dif-
ticulty of settling on terms regarding
occurrences at 50 great a distance
and, it is added. it has shown that
the ministers on the spot are the
persons most fitted for and capable
OF working out a common ground OF
settlement. General instructions
only, it is further suggested. should
be given the ministers. the details 10
be left largely 70 their discretion.
An official OF the foreign office here
expressed the hope today that such
instructions would be forthcoming
within week and that the general
instructions would be under three
heads-first, punishment of the con
spiratOrs; second, compensation fol
losses sustained, and, third, @uaran
J tees for the future.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04

eliminating tariff against Porto
Rico is an outrage. If Mckinley
own state were separated from the
rest of the states by such discrimi-
nation i'll the tariff as is against
Porto Rico. it would not be twenty
years until every man in Ohio would
be broke.
General Henderson expressed regret
that he could not call back fifty years
of his age. He wished he were young
Ienough to go into the fight.
General Henderson predicts that
Mr.. Bryan will carry Illinois, Mary
land, Kentucky, Indiana and New
York
There is no use for the sound
money people to vote for Mckinley,
says General Henderson. Mckinley
is not a soundmoney president, He
has had both houses OF congress and
has given us no real sOund-mOney
legislation. If the people OF this
country ever get sound money they
will not oct it from Mckinley, for
they have tried him. The gold bill
is not a sound money bill Gage adj
mits that. They would as we'll try
Mr.. Bryan
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Delaware Safe for Bryan.

New York. Sept. pr. f. Marks,
"A constant reader Of the New
York Herald. writes to that paper
from Wilmington, Del:
delaware will give Mr.. Bryan :
electors from 800 TO 900 majority.
Thinking men like the Rev Joseph
b. Turner Of Dover and Others tina
| could mention. if had the liberty
TO do so. are coming out for Bryan
and anti-imperialism. Thin king
churchmen cannot swallow the ar
ouments set forth for holding the
Philippines for the purpose OF Christ
Iianizing them, for how can you ma Ike
a Christian out of dead man. a
man who has been shot by soldier
OF a Christian nation
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Fiend Sentenced 10 Death.

Rogersville, Tenn, Sept. 21.-Jas.
Burchfield. white, was to-day sem
fenced to hang Nov. 9 for the muir
der of his wife on Aug. =. Burch-
field had Just come home from a
years term in the state penitentiary
when he committed the crime.
During the trial J NJ Phipps,
reputable citizen. testified that on
her deathbed Mrs. Burchfeld said
that a few wears ago her husband set
fire to a cabin near Rogersville and
burned alive Amanda Kerr and her
two children.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Get Their Lives Insured.

New York. sept. 2-.-Ihat the OIL
ficers and men in the German army
are firm III the belief that war l. I'M
minent between Germany and emma
l. reflected in the unusual number oil
applications which have been mad"
to life insurance company III TINS
city for policies Oh their lives. Hun
dreds OF applications have been
received through a Perrin agency.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Hang Vi Reported Dead.

New York, Sept. 2S.-FrOm relia-
BILE Chinese sources of information
comes the statement that Kang VI,
the notorious Boxer leader, has com
mitted suicide in Pekin, says the Her
aids Shanghai correspondent.
II is also said that the empress
dowager has replaced Prince Tuan
by Wan Wen Cho, who is an intelli-
gent and strOngman.
If these facts be true they show
that the Boxer power II breaking
wit n the Chinese government.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
GA to FRI A.
p..h a The Kind You Have EIRaYS Bought
Signature s1 &WlzIzu
Robbed of His Mexican Money.

Tucson, Ariz.. Sept. 2S.-An old
man named Hiram George has reach
ed here from Mexico. where heasserts
he was robbed of S10.0OOin Mexican
money and wandered upon the des-
ert for fourteen days. He says he
was on his way to Galveston. where
his wife and seven children were lost
i'll the flood. He was travelling from
camp with Jim Murphy, his cook,
who, he says, robbed him. Murphy,
George saws, was afterwards caught
hy the Mexican authorities and shot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
CA - TO R = a.
aA. 1Tts K'i Ycl Fave slaays Bought
Signature "a IENZaIxzz

Ex-secretary OF state John Sher-
man SAYS: The wealth We are taking
out of our own country now 10 fling
after those Philippine Islands T. fab
ulous We have taken away the
miners and agriculturalists to subdue
the Philippine natives. Above all.
We are not monarchical people, but
Il republican people We should
stand by our own lines and continue
the example Of our country, instead
of becoming another England or
Germany. using up our young men
and our treasure 10 get a iOOthOld
in unhealthy and unproductivel lands.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, } 80
county of Bates. So

STATE OF MISSOURI,
lounty of Bates.
In the circuit court of Bates County Missouri,
N vacation, August 81, 1900. The state OF
Missouri at the relation and to the use OF :.
Owen. exoffcio collector of the revenue OF
Sates county in the state of Missouri, pam
~, vs.. The unknown heirs of John b. koD-
nson, defendants.
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Sewat this day comes the plaintiff by her at
torney before the undersigned clerk OF the CIR
euis court of Bates County, in the state OF Mis-,
@ari. in vacation and files her petition ana
6Mdayt, stating among other things that john
Robinson is now dead, and that he died seized
N fee simple of the lands in the petition descrlb-
"a, and that his heirs the defendants herein 4,
ne unknown Whereupon 1t is ordered
g the clerk in vacation that the defendants
g notified by publication that plaintiff mas
@mmenced suit against them in this court by
Ruton and affidavit, the object ana generaI
at1re Of which Is 10 enforce the lien OF the state
Missouri for the delinq uent taxes OF the years
lSs-s-ss-sS, amounting in the aggregate 10 the
sam ofS@.S2 together with interests, costs com,
MISSIONS, and fees, upon the following described
Naets of land situated in Bates County MIS-
souri, to wit Northwest quarter OF the south
vest quarter of the southeast quarter, anu tne
south half OF the southwest quarter OF Tue soutu
ass quarter of section thirty-tour t34l town.
sap forty (40I range thirty-three (Sa); anu
nat unless the said defendants, be ana ap-
pear at the next term Of this court 10 De DeSuI
w. holden in the city of Butler, Bates county
salssouri, on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in November 1900 and on or peiort
Nc third day thereof-if the term snail g
tong continue-and if not then before the
nd Of said term. and plead to said petition ac'
nruing to law the same will be taken as con
Prayer of said petition and the above described
1sai estate sold to satisfy the same
Audit is further ordered by the clerk atore
ID tast copy hereof be puoLlsneu IN tn'
nCfLKR WEkKLY TIMES, weekly newspapel
Mnted and published in Bates county, Mo.
~ ioar weeks successfully, the last insertioi
oe at least thirty days before the nrst ia.
ne next term of the circuit court.
Tue copy of the record. Witness my nahi
as clerk aforesaid with ths seal
Il tskAl said court hereunto afn1eu. Don
I Of August Ie9o j. p. THURMAN
2-4t Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
MISS0URIS DEBT Is
FURTHER DECREASED
Democrat ( Administration Call ia
In S4SS,ooo More of the Option
Bonds.

Jefferson City. sept. 37.-Ar a
meeting of the Fund Commissioners
OF the state today So. 900 ct the
states ~ per cent Internationally
bonds were called in for redemption
October 20 Tue present interest
bearing debt of Missouri l. - PAP
600 in option bonds. bearing 3. per
cent interest. BY the call OF to-day
the state debt will be reduced S+5:i.-
600. leaving the total interest bear
ing debt OF Missouri at 81. 80. GOO.
During the time of the present adj
ministration &. 61S. 600 of the debt
has been paid prior to the present
call.
| The constitution requires that
S2JO.O0O annually OF the state :
bonded Indebtedness be called in for
redemption. This would require
that 1000. 900 be redeemed during
the four years OF this administra-
ton. Instead. S3.10S. 900 OF the
IintereSt-bearing bonds of the state
will have been redeemed October %.
The states debt will be further de-
creased in December. meeting OF
the Fund Commissioners having been
called for that month. Between
| S2Oo.O 900 and $500 900 in bonds
will be called i'll for redemption. and
the states indebtedness will I,e re
duced to 100, 900 in round mum
beers bv January.
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Order OF Publication
EOF MISSOURI
COunty of Bates,

uATEOFMIsS0URIl
County of Bates, J
Ia the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri,
IN vacation, August 81, 1900, the 81 ate of Mis-
sour at tue relation and to the use of A. b.
Owen e-xoificio collector of the revenue of
Bates county in the state of Missouri, plain
It'd. VS. Reese Thomas, defendant.
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now 1T this day comes the plaintiff by her
,ttOrney before the undersigned clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Bates county in the state of
Missouri, in vacation, and files her petltlon
md aidavt stating among other Things
that the above named defendant Reese
nomas is a nom resident of the state of Mis-
Duri Whereupon 1t Is ordered Dy the clerk IN
vaca ion, that tue defendant be notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced SUIT
against him in this court by petition and at
gdavit, the object and general nature OF
which is to enforce the lien of the state OF
Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the year
lss, amounting in the aggregate 10
the sum OF l5c together with interest, costs,
commissions and fees, upon the following de-
scribed tracts of land situated in Bates county,
Missouri, to wit: Lot seven "a in block thirty-
axtS6in the town of Walnut, and TO enforce the
lien OF the state Of Mo. for the delinquent taxes
for the year ls9s, amounting in the aggregate
10 the sum Of l5c together with interest, costs,
commissions and fees upon the following de-
scrbed real estate situated in Bates county,
Missouri, to-wit: Lot thirteen Q3l in block
thirty.six $50 in the town OF Walnut,
and that unless the said defendant be
and ssgrsear at the next term of this
court, 70 be begun and holden in the city. of
buter, Bates county, Missouri, on the nrst
Tuesday After the second Monday in November,
1870, and on or before the third day of said
term, IL the term shall SO long continue-and
nhet, then before the end of said term-and
fasaa 20 said petition according 10 law the
same viii be taken as confessed and judgment
VI De rendered according to the prayer OF
az petition and the above described real estate
sod to satisfy the same.
And further ordered by the clerk aforesaid
MMaIa cops,hereof be published in the BUTLER
WEEKLY TINES, weekly newspaper printed
published in Bates county, Missouri for
four weeks successfully, the last insertion to
y AZ least thirty days before the first day OF
me next term of said court.
Iue copy Of the record. Witness my hand
as clerk aforesaid with the seal OF
tshALl said court hereunto affixed. Done
al Office in Butler this the 3Ist
aay OF Aug. lWU. j. p. THURMAN,
S4I Circuit clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
John SHERMAN
PREPARES FOR TIE END.
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ton 20 Await Il.

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
Ellis Glenn Case Delayed.

Parkersburg. W. Va. sept. 2I.-
Ellis Glenn's trial was postponed to-
day until Oct. l.. pending the TAX
ing of important dispositions IN
Lynchburg and Hannibal, Mo. Miss
Duke. formerly of Hillsboro. III, TO
whom Glenn was engaged at the time
of arrest. is now a resident OF Han
nibal. kilograms from that city re-
ceived by the Parkersburg papers
saw that Miss Duke declines to dis
cuss the case.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
FREE BLOOD CURE.

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
WOMAN AND BABES KILLED.
Fleeing American Missionary Inter
rupted by Boxers.


Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. p Mrs.
NJ. d. Clapp of this city to-day re-
ceived letter containing the infOr-
nation that her sister. Mrs. q. +
Ward. formerly of this city. together
with her two little children. was muir
dered by Boxers in China about
eight weeks ago. Her husband. who
was an Englishman, had escaped.
They had labored at the Chang
Shu mission in Southern China for
years. When it became evident their
lives were endangered they decided
to leave
Mr. " ard placed his wife and chill
dren on a boat on the river, while
he and some native Christians start
ed overland. When Mr. Ward reach
ed the river at point 100 or more
miles from Chang-Chan. he was hor-
rified to learn that his wife and chill
dren and all others on the boat had
been murdered. Their bodies had
been terribly mutilated
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
M'KlNLEY SCORED
BY HENDERSON.
Missouri Ex-senator Points to
the Broken Promises of
the President.

Louisiana. Mo, Sept. 21.-Gen-
eral John B. Henderson, of Washing
ton, Judge Elijah Robinson OF
Kansas City, and other distinguish
ed ex-Pikers have been here this
week. The occasion of their presence
was trial OF the case OF Mrs. Eleanor
Goodman, divorced wife of the pres
ent cashier OF the bank of Louisiana,
against that bank. General Hender-
son is president of the bank, and his
presence and that of other prominent
lawyers made the case one OF note.
General Henderson himself was
preaching the cause OF Bryan while
here He first came out against
Mckinley on Imperialism and now
he is also against him on the money
question. Henry Block, n republi-
can local leader, asked General Hem
dersOn why he was coming over TO
Bryan step at a time. why don't
YOU come out against Mckinley all
at once?" he asked.
Il have the same reason that the
old darby gave his master" replied
General Henderson. THE master
| had been to the conference. When
he came home the old negro met him
at the gate. and with tears in his
ewes said: "Mastah, Use mighty
sorry. but one of the oxen am dead.
| Well. that is bad. but it can't be
helped, was the reply of the good
man. Well. mastah, Use mighty
sorry. but de odder oxen am dead.
Well, why didn't You tell both at
once. " replied the brother, by this
time warmed up little. Case |
wanted to break the news as quiet az
possible, answered the old darby.
But General Henderson does not
give it TO Mckinley in broken doses.
He said: Mr. Mckinley is the kind
OF man who will run on any platform
to get to be president. Genera
Henderson criticizes Roosevelt
harshlv for saying this country Is
now governing the new territory just
as Jefferson and Polk governed the
territory acquired by them, He says
that all the territories acquired by
those presidents wanted to get into
the union. and all of Mckinlcy's ter
ritories are fighting TO keep out.
CUBANs NOW HATE Is.
Not delegate to the Cuban con
vention is in favor of annexation,
saws General Henderson. land tn,
: people OF Porto Rico hate Us. | hav'
! no doubt but the people of Porte
Rico and the Philippines woul,
rather so back to Spain than TO b
governed by our nation. The dis
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04
NAY SEEK THE SENATE.
General Joe Wheeler Will Probably
Run if PettuS Does Not.

Florence. Ala, Sept, 2I.-Ihe sen
timent is growing among the friends
OF zen. Joe Wheeler in Alabama To
run him for the senate i'll spite OF the
fact that he has said that he viii not
be a candidate 10 succeed Senator
Pettus
II is not certain that Pettus will Toe
a candidate TO succeed himself, a. he
is old and it would mean SIX years al
official life The Herald of this city,
IA strong advocate OF General Wheeler
for the Senate, has received Il letter
from the General which j. significant.
The letter says:
Although | should feel honored
and it would give me pleasure to
serve i'll the senate, yet Senator Pet
tus is so old and he has been so val
liable to the state that | could not
make up my mind to oppose him.
However, his candidacy is not GER
tainty. and whethe he will become a
candidate for reelection to the sell
ate must be developed very soon
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-04

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. f.. ". Grove : sig
MIXTURE is on each box. Pc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-21

ka polityke re wzgled6w partyj-
nych, byfoby rzecza niegodna ME
patryotyczna. Przeciwnie, bez
wzgledu ma to, czy ktos jest demo-
krata lub republikaninem, wszyscy
czuwac powinnismy mad tenn, aze-
by cd polityki, przyjetej ma osta-
tniej radzie gabinetowej - jak po-
informowano prase - ME odstapit
rad zwiazkowy AMI ma Jeden krok.
S}owa: ,,Stany Zjednoczone ME
vienna udzialu W podziale Chin.
i Ameryka ME bedzie zawierafa So
iusz6w zadnemi mocarstwami, a.
zeby ME zaplatac sic W wojne".
Kazdy obywatel bez wyjatku po-
winien zapamietac sobie dobrze,
gdyz mogioby sic zdarzyc, re sfo-
wa te czlonkom dzisiejszej, repu-
blikanskiej administracyi wywie-
trzeja kiedys gfowy. Jezeli ko-
Cos raz zfapano ma ktamstwie, ME
wynika ztad bynajmniej, azeby juz
nigdy ME miano mu dawac WARY,
lecz badz co badz, notorycznymi
kiamcami nalezy bye ostroznym, a
przeciez mkt ME watpi, re McKin-
ley minaf sic prawda, zapewnia-
jac onego czasu, re prowadzi5 "a
mierza wojne Hiszpania ola tego
tylko, azeby oswobodzic Kuban-
czyk6w Filipinczyk6w, gdy tym-
czasem walczacych dzisiaj "a VOL
nose Filipinczyk6w nazywa ,,roz-
bojnikami' odpowiednio ich trak-
tuje.
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Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON, D. O., 81 Lipca. =
II Lipca wysfaf posef chinski WI
ma zadanie sekretarza stanu Hay,
depesze cyfrowana, kt6ra "a po-
srednictwem rzadu chinskiego mia
Ia bye doreczona W Pekinie posfowi
amerykanskiemu Conger. Wczo-
raj rano otrzymaf WI odpowiedz
Congera ma to depesze, ufozona W
TAXI spos6b "a pomoca cyfr, re tylko
ministerstwie stanu MONA ja byfo
odczytac. Nalezy przyyuszczac, re
Conger wyslaf depesze 1s Lipca.
Brzmi ona jak nastepuje:
w poselstwie angielskiem. Wy
stawieni ma ustawiczny ogien ka-
rabinowy i dziafowy wojsk chin
skich. Tylko natychmiastowa po'
moe zapobiedz moze og6lnej rzezi. "
WASHINGTON, 21go L ip ca
Sekretarz foty Long telegrafowal
do admirafa Remey, re Conger
jest jeszcze przy zyciu i nalezy
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Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficzne.

= Inzynierowie amerykanscy
zwiedzaja wielkie fabryki ME-
mieckie W towarzystwie post a
White.
Alfred Miner, gubernator
kolonii Przylqdka, zapowiada blizki
koniec wojny W Afryce.
= Ia namowa chinskich Boxe-
row zanosi sic ma krwawe rozru.
chy W Afganistanie. Bardzo to ME
ma reke Moskalom.
- Strajk robotnik6w ma dokach
W Rotterdamie zakonczy} sic. Przy-
stapiono do wy}adowywania okre-
tow.
- Podobno hrabia Murawiew
zostaf otruty przez sekretarza
chinskiej ambasady W Petersbur-
gu.
- Ma Chinczyk6w wracajacych
do ojczyzny przez Bawarye, rzuca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-21

ME, poniewaz Anglicy udowodnili
W Transwalu, re ich generafowie
niewiele So warci. Wyprawa Sey-
moura ma Pekin takze ME podnio-
sfa siawy angielskiego oreza.
Do depeszy Congera mkt tutaj
wagi ME przywiezuje. Chihczycy
balamuca opinie publiczna, azeby
oslabic energie wojsk sprzymierzo-
nych. We Wrzesniu znajdowac
sic bedzie W Chinach $4,000 Mem
COW, $4,000 Anglik6w, $4,000 Fran
cuz6w, $4,000 Rosyan, 21,0O0 ia
ponczykow, 1000 Amerykan6w, po
1000 Wioch6w i Austryakow.
Wojska te rozporzadzac beda 3ll
armatami i 76 dzia1ami maszyno-
wemi.
Dow6dzcy miedzynarodowych
wojsk porozumiewac sic beda W Je-
zyku francuskim.
WASHINGTON. Dc, 2l Lipca. -
Do depeszy Congera przywiezuja W
departamencie spraw zewnetrznych
wielka wage. Mkt ME watpi jej
autentycznosci. Pomimo, re ,,chin-
skie wojska" dziafaja wsp6lnie z
Bokserami, sadzi minister Hay, re
Rad chinski stara sic usilnie o
stlumienie powstania. Podobnie
sadzi prezydent Mckinley, kt6re-
mu wczoraj, "a przybyciem jego do
Canton, depesze Congera pokaza-
no.
ATLANTA, Ca, 21-go Lipca. =
General John B. Gordon, naczelny
w6dz weteran6w armii skonfedero-
wanej, przybyf ma konwencye ,,nie-
bieskich" ,,szarych" usiadt obok
generaia A. D. Shaw, naczelnego
wodza Grand Army of the Repu-
blic". Harmonic ME trwafa dfugo.
Shaw zaznaczyf W swej movie, re
dzieci W stanach pofudniowych po-
winny zapomniec tenn, co pod
czas wojny domowej czynili ich oj-
cowie. Zdanie to ME podobaio sic
Gordonowi, kt6ry oswiadczyf, re
"a to, co on dziataf, odpowie pred
Bogiem, a ME pozwoli, azeby jego
dzieci mialy 0 MIN wydawat sad
niekorzystny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-21
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