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|MPRESAR|0'
KILLED.
With Two Relatives He
Was Run Down by
a Train.

ALLENTOWN Pa. Aug John v
Go, sshals. the ImrresarIo. = New
York W.. Instantly Killed on the rail-
road rack near this place '5-'ay.
John ? Wolfe and Harvey D. Wolfe
br,ther.-in.lav - Mr. Got,schalk,
we're also kiliel.
The .hre- we're IH a -,r-i.ss AMI were
r5ss.nx the rack ~ the perkiomen
Railroad AT Pam when a passenger
train dashed into TO-
The engine truck the team aad hurled
tlrm with 10. carriage many feet
The three men ver, thrown with TIE
wr"'kaFa arl al we're deal when
iourI
Mrs Gottsiialk. vho Is stopping here,
was prls'ra.,i shsn notified q the ac.
cilcnt In which ler husband and acr
'No brothers wgf' killed
The parry nai 20 tho morning In
great spirits Tor rid" In which she
had refusasi to Join.
John v Gottschalk ras . relative u
he famous rumppscr - that name and
wa = ~w~i-kn'Wn Iuprssarlo ~ his
CITY. having = .ess.Jiy managed noted
'nufesf an glots'lg Stars
Ne sas formerly associated With Vic
t,- Thanei. but had arranged to man
az. next season on hts account sew.
sral famous instrumental v,rtuosos and
ron,e' slngrr
NJ GottsrhaIk was about thIrty-dve
years OF and had q very extensive cir
10 - friends In 'h@ r'ty
r. V. G1ttsrhtIk pas Tor several years
4ssisfal. manager ~ Madison Square
Garden. 1nic- Manage Hluk Sanger.
lhe resigned that position on Sept ~
ls4l
BE vas b1rn IN New orleans IN iSs
and vas for some tiL a clerk On A
Miss. npi River pnok"' D e. lie c,me
N,N York In ls,s ~ ~bDukkeeper o. a
wholesale 'luUr hrm
4 snort time af,egVird h. wis mad,
treasurer % the Emma Nevada Opera
Company. AMI later Vas identified Sith
the Tomas salvina-Edwin Booth com
oany. the Pattl operate company and
he be Pachman company
Sine. loay.ng Madison square Gar
len NJ G,t'srhaIk has been ldentlhel
with numerous musical organizations
and his plans Tor the coming season
con'empiaiei the bringing 20 thls
Of fourteen musical stars. In
instr,msntaI~ts. singers and
Mr Go,tschalk was a very popular
man and very well known In then'r.cal
md musical circles. lie was regarded
a. me o. he htndsomsst men In New
y 4 public NE Tsii. dark. slender. he
ever . conspicuous hsuTe.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
500 Reward 800.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
paternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires, constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous rtaces or the svs-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
tails to cure. Send tor list of testimon-
ials Address F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
ToIedo, O.. BHS Sold by druggis t75c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

W. C. Hedden (better known as
''Gabe") had IA birthday anniver,
sary yesterday. 1t wasn't his 10th
either: but he is sensitive on that
score and won't state the exact mum
Der of winter frosts that have blown
through his whiskers. Anyway, his
folks still remember the mile posts OF
his mundane existence, and so on
yesterday prepared to observe them
in due form Mr. Hedden, who serving
his county as IA iuryman was sum-
moned home by a special subpoena
served by telephone, when arrived
there about $50 after dinner, dinner
was Just being served. "Gabe" has
some seven hundred and thirty-odd-
relatives of varying degree i'll Bates
and Vernon counties. but only IL OF
them were present at yesterday :
celebration. However, they kept the
''old man interested and showed
him such "a warm time that he hadn t
fully recovered when on his way back
to Butler last evening.-Rich Hill
Review 23th.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Notice of Special Election
Clerk of the County Court of
Bates County, Nc

Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
authority of an order OF the County Court OF
Bates County. Missouri made and entered OF
record at the regular February term 1900,
special election has bf en- ordered and viii De
held In said county In the manner provided by
law, ON
Tuesday, the Goth Day of March, 1000,
for the purpose of voting upon the question of
enforcing IN said county. the provisions OF
Article ,. chapter 5. Revised Statutes of Mis-
seuri 1854, RELATE to the restraining from rup
ming at large OF domestic auim ais of the species
of horse mule. ass. cattle. swine. sheep and
goats, when and where at sait election said
question will he submitted to the qualified
voters of said county. which said order OF the
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Bates,
In the County Court February term, 1900.
Now on this. 18th day OF February 1900, the
same being the eth day of the regular February
term of this court comes j; W Choste and
1les herein the petition Of himself and more
than on. hundred other householders of B tes
County. Missouri. praying the Court to cause
to be submitted TO the qualified voters OF Bates
for that purpose, the question of enforcing In
said county the provisions of Article 2, Chap
isss. rel ssslssa to sSs Restraining from
running at large of domestic an
finals OF the species of horse. male. ass. cat
said article aud chapter and amendments
thereto, and the said petition being heard and
examined and it being found by the Court TO
be in due form and containing the names of
more than one hundred householders OF said
county, IL is thereupon by the court here or
dered that q special election be held In this
said count, on Tuesday. the 10th day of March,
1900, for the purpose of voting upon said ques
tion of enforcing In said county the provisions
OF Article ,. Chapter >. Revised stat
utes of Missouri 1889. relating to
restraining from running az large
domestic animals of the species OF horse
mule. Ass, cattle. swine. sheep and goats. an d
that said question be submitted to the quail
ned voters of said county Ut said election And
IL Is fur her ordered b - notice of said speca al
election amt that said vote viii be taken, be
Civ n by publishing notice OF the same In Q
newspaper published in Bites County Mis-
souri, for three weeks consecuuvely. the last
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

nevertheless We admire the pluck and
vim of her enterprising citizens that
are working under adverse circum-
stances, and il the fates would event
uallv crown her with success in trad
ing her little $4,000 court house
for the seat of government of Bates
county, worth five hundred thousand
dollars. and trundle il across that
almost impossible river bottom al Il
locate il near the Vernon county
line. We would doff our hut and
shout in thunder tones: You
earned il: you deserve it, and by the
eternal, you can keepit, but God help
the poor deIuded people that listened
To your syren songs"
e. II. MoRRIsoN.
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Insertion OF which shall be at least ten day
before the said day or said election and also
by posting up printed notices thereof ut three
OF the mat public places in each township In
said county at least twenty days bafore said
election SAMUEL W EST
L. B1oA DDU-. Presiding Judge.
County Clerk.
Done In Pursuance ofsaid order of the Court
And further certify that the above Ia q true
copy OF the order OF the court In the matter OF
special election called fer the purpose of
submitting TO the qualified voters OF ssid
county the question Of Ell forcing in this county
the provision of Article ,. Chapter 5 Revised
statutes 1889 relating TO retaining from run :
ming at large, domestic animals of the species
OF morse, mule. ass, cattle. swine. sheep and
goats az the same appears on record in my
once. In testimony whereof nave hereunto
sei my hand and affixed the seal of
lsEAL said court 1t once in Butler, Mo. :,
this. 18th day of February 1900
T. BkOADOJS.
Clerk OF Comfy Cours, OF Bates County. Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
RuSsia's Opportunity.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 2S.-The news
papers here Guido the rest of the
Continental press in bewailing Gen.
Cronje's defeat, and in virulently
abusing Great Britain. They declare
that the Transvaal has fully demon
strated its right to complete political
independence. with an outlet to the
sea.
They suggest that the best help for
the Beers would be to create a diver
sion against Great Britain elsewhere
and maintain that it is the duty OF
Europe to intervene, and lend the
most infamous of all wars England
has ever waged for predatory pur-
poses.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

kokomo, Ind. March William
Harness, a wealthy farmer near here,
who attracted some attention few
years ago by Offering $4,000 for a
wife, has closed a bargain and is no
longer widower Mr.. Harness, who
is 16 years old, was married this
week to a Pulaski county girl, aged
Is, the daughter of a farmer near
Winamac Nj Harness, who is OF
an eccentric turn, gave the bride the
$1,000 in cash and declares she is
lust the kind OF a wife he has been
looking for.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
BRYAN and Caldwell.

Boston, Feb. 2S.-George r. Wash
burn, chairman OF the Massachusetts
POpulists state committee, who has
just returned from the POpulist ma
tional committee meeting. says that
the Populists will nominate William
J. Bryan and Judge Henry Caldwell
for president and vice president, at
Sioux Falls, S. D., May 9. and that
the Democratic national convention
will indorse the ticket. Mr.. Wash
burn says the anti-imperialists senti-
ment among the western republicans
is predictions.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Euysy From Aguiualaldo.

New York, March IA dispatch
from Madrid says:
The Filipino iunta here announces
that a special envoy from Aguinado
will arrive in Paris in March and will
90 hence to London and Berlin to seek
funds for the continuation of the
struggle against American suprem-
acy.
1t il declared that guerrilla warfare
will be continued. and it is limited
tinue the fight have been received
from Europe.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
DEMAND FOR SHELDON'S PAPER.
London Daily Wants to Reprint Each
Edition by Gable.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 2S.-Post-
master Guthrie has appealed to the
department at Washington to allow
him additional men to handle the
sheldon edition" OF the Daily Capt.
tai. which il TO be edited during the
week of March 13 10y Rev. Sheldon,
author of In His Steps" The force
has already been increased, but as
hundreds of thousands of orders have
been received for the paper, the post
office bids fair TO become completely
swamped.
Every state and territory in the
union and most of the countries on
the globe are represented on the mail
ing list. many orders coming for
thousands of copies each. To-day
one Of the leading dailies of London
rabled for permission TO republish
the edition day by day in England.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Cross Eyes Cost Death.

Selma, Ala March Mrs Roy.
wife of well-tO do farmer living at
Rosebud, Wilcox County, has killed
her 6-weeks-old baby bee ause it was
cross-eyed. She says she gave it two
big doses of kerosene, and as it did
not die, she then smothered it with
pillows singing as she did so in order
to drown the cries of the infant 1t
is supposed the woman is crazy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
GRAVE OF HAMILTON'S son.
Historical Society of Wisconsin Locates
Ii in Sacramento

Sacrimento Cal, Feb 2S-The
historical society of Wisconsin is
making a search for the spot in Cali
fornia where William S Hamilton,
son OF Alexander Hamilton, lies
buried
The Bee tonight reveals the burial
place Of the son of the great states
man as the city cemetery of Sacra-
mentO.
Alexander Hamilton, it will be re-
membered, met his death in a duel
with Aaron Burr Young VIM. 5.
Hamilton then challenged Burr to a
duel. but the latter declined because
OF Hamilton r extreme youth. Ham
ilton was OF an adventurous spirit
and came to California. He died in
Sacramento of the cholera, August Z,
1880. The monument over his grave
bears n bronze medallion of his dis
tinguished father, donated by the
citizens of Quincy. Mass. This mon
nnent is inscribed William Stephen
Hamilton. son of Alexander Hamil-
ton. born Aug, +, 1877, died Aug. Z,
1850"
Members of the Hamilton family
recently sent for the medallion, which
was east many years ago and re-
tnrpa1 ,ftar ha vino oht aimed comics
of it for preservation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
WHAT Is THE USE?
No Need TO Go Through Life a
Sufferer.
Means OF Relief j. Near at Hand and
Recommended by People Whom
W. L nov
We Know

What = the - go on Gun-Tiug with kidney
backseh-, n-rvoussess, sI-eplessness sod di, =
illness u hen . fity cent box Of Kid-n ODDS viii
care you Probably you have aot heard OF Nor
rows Kid ne-oids, IL you will read this
statement il will pay you ten fold.
We give you a. reference Nicholas Ssllis, .
cigar maker for Sewsbaum Ream. AaryyiIIs
Mo- who says. 81 have b. - sorsIy sfnictSd
with q dull, heavy pair Across the bark and ttS~
region Of the kidneys for . long tims. v hen
would catch . cold the pain would Be more -
we're and il would be with difficulty thst could
work ~ my trade. Learning about HoTr0W's
Kid-ne-olds got pseEsge snd used them a.
dlrected. In Very short time ] vas complete
" relieved Of kidney bscksehe and IL has not
returned since. NorroE's Eid-ne-Oid are the
right remedy for disOrdered kidneys and ! VIII
recommend them 70 all sufferers.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills, but gel
low tablets, which IL scientific form Of pre-
p.rinx medicine. They cure ell kidney All
m.ut. Kid-ns-Oid- are pot Up in small wood
En- boxes which contain enough for about two
wAsk., treatment and sell at fifty cents Dor.
FOR sale a. all druggisis
D-.-rfptive booklet mailed upon request 10y
Iob, Nsrroz A Co. Chemists, springfield.
Ohio
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
VIRGINIA, Mo. !
March |. 1900. I
EDITOR The TINES

EbliOk H. iMESr
Dear Sir-The court house PROPOSE
ton appears to be the most impor-
tant topic at present. The people oi
Virginia are apparently we'll satisfied
and declare that the proposition sub
mitted by the county court If fair
and reasonable az could be asked,
and decidedly better than was ex-
pected and the fact Is further COM
mented on that we now have Al county
court composed of men whose integ-
rity and honesty of purpose cannot
be questioned. They are considered
fair. prudent and conservative. which
is guarantee that the people in
terests will be safely guarded To "A
final finish 4 court OF this kind l.
what the people need when many
extra thousands of dollars are To be
expended for public work.
Happily, the people, irrespective OF
party affiliations. have explicit con-
tidence in the present court This
fact is having tendency TO unite all
in one opinion-that now is the au-
spicious time to build new court
house in the beautiful city of Butler.
the geographical center OF Bates
county.
Everyone recognizes the actual he
cessity for "a new court house from
the fact that the old one is no longer
tenable with safety. and that there
will be a continual drain for rents
and extra expenses. And further.
that the peoples valuable records
are in constant peril and will be until
safely housed in fire proof vaults.
The fact that the tax TO the three
years limit are so insignificant as
compared with the benefits that no
one. be he rich or be he poor, will
care to go on record as Directing. Our
opinion Is that this more than rea-
sonable proposition will carry by
many more votes than the law re-
quires if the people will exercise their
privilege and go TO the polls and
| vote. urge one another and see To II
that there is no stay at homes on
election day.
| If the voters are careless. indif1er-
ent and negligent on the day of elec-
ton the result can be clearly fore
seen. Another expensive election
under less favorable circumstances,
and possibly no court house for years
to come.
II ought TO be apparent To all that
will stop and think for one moment.
that if we let this golden opportunity
pass the chances at each succeeding
election. for building in the center Of
our county will grow less and less.
From the fact that Rich Hill will con-
tinue to agitate and work on the ere
dulity of the people until Bates coun-
ity will be in the throes OF county
seat war that will not terminate un-
til a bitterness will be eugendered
that many now living will have PASS
ed into the beyond before it is finally
eradicated. Therefore il Is more
than likely that every voter i'll the
county will wish on March 20, 1900.
TO settle this question for all time TO
come. by voting TO place the court
house where il VIII BE- equl distant
from the four boundary lines of Bates
county. This il what voting yes On
proposiriOn submitted means
Rich Hill certainly l. not following
ing the golden rule III this cas- But
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
ACT OF VANDALISM.


Through the connivance OF the re-
publicans and soldiers who have pos
session of the state house against all
corners, vandals last night pulled
down from the building the mourn
ing drapery that wds placed there in
respect to the memory of Governor
Goebsl by order of the Legislature af-
ter it had been permitted 20 resume
its sittings.
The drapery was replaced this
morning by the democrats and com
plant was lodged with the military
authorities.
Captain Cochran, who was in com
mand of the soldiers in that part OF
the grounds. has ordered a court OF
inquiry.
Though the soldiers disclaim any
knowledge of the act, there was a
line of patrols in front of the building
all night within twenty-five feet oil
where the vandalism took place
The work must have required the
services of several men and several
hours time. The action was sup
posed to be an insult to the legisla
ture, which had planned to hold Goe
bel memorial services at } O'Clock
this afternoon, but which were pre-.
vented by the continuous session 81
the house.
As q result of the influx of noun
taineers to Frankfort in the intimi
dalton army, small pOx seems &c
have been scattered over the state
The latest case was located to-day al
Midway, in Woodford county. The
victim is William Leforce of Whitley
county. He contracted the disease
from other mountaineers with WHOM
he was in contact in the capitol build
ing.
Secretary Mccormick of the sta Il
board of health, verified the diagno
sis and ordered the victim TO be quar-
antined.
| Many of the new cases which have
! developed in the state have bet 1
traced directly to the mountain army
with which Taylor roInded him
himself after the shooting of Gov
Goebel-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF admin
lstratlOn on the estate of Florence Boswell
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
Public Administrator, on the 5th day of Deem
Der, 1899, by the probate court of Bates county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to
the administrator within one year after the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of this publication, they shall be for
ever barred. This 18th day of January, 1900.
Hit JAS M cox Adninistrator
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

Elections are expensive. The most
Rich Hill can possibly hope to do is
to defeat the court house proposition.
This would necessitate other elections
for the same purpose. Wouldn't it
be the part of wisdom to vote it this
time
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

Men who always hurry. want
soap for the toilet that viii aher quickly AMI freely in hot
cold Other soaps than Ivory have this quality but
will likely alI which injurious the ivory Soap
made pure vegetable oils. aai produces white foamy
aher. eanseS thoroughly and easily and quickly
Money buy a soap for toilet
TFOATS
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
KENTUCKY OFFERS
100000 REWARD.
Democratic legislatures Ap-
preparation for Conviction
of Goebel's Assassin.
THE REPUBLICANS OPPOSED 1T
Railroad Lobby Also Worked Hard To
Delay and Defeat the Measure.
Amendments Proposed.

Frankfort, Nv. Feb. 2S.-After ii
tive-hours' fight and over the com
blned opposition OF the republicans
and tie railroad lobby. the house
this afternoon passed the senate bill
appropriating 100000 to be dis
bursed by a commission a. reward
for the arrest and conviction of the
assassins Of Gov. Goebel and the con-
spirators in that crime.
The bill received nineteen votes in
the senate when the republicans failed
to vote, and in the house was ear
ried by vote of - to 81.
The bill is Identical with the senate
bill. Instead OF adopting the house
bill, the senate bill was introduced.
the law requiring the actual bill TO
pass both houses. The action to-
day settles the matter.
The whole fight of the republicans
and OF the railroad lobby was for the
defeat of the reward bill by delay and
amendments. since they did not have
votes enough to defeat it in the rec
ular way.
The bill, as it passed the house,
making an appropriation Of $780,
900, came up in the house on a re-
port of the committee The republi-
cans at once began to speak To de
feat the bill They east several as
pensions on the late governor. and
Mr.. Sluack minated that he was
shot in the back. He was promptly
answered by the democrats.
Mr.. Holt offered a substitute re
ducing the reward to So, 900. This
substitute was voted down amidst
great confusion. The decision of the
chair was appealed from. but 10y a
vote of 81 to 80 the chair was sus-
tanned. Mr.. Holt himself voting to
sustain
Mr. McRobprts offered a substitute
reducing the amount to $4,000.
Before this was voted on, DIR. Walton
offered an amendment reducing the
appropriation to $4,000 This was
defeated by ii vote of 80 to ,. The
McRoberts substitute was voted
down by 81 to 81.
Then the fight came up on the orig
nal bill and it was fought out to the
end. The final result was the pass
ing of the original bill as it came
rom the senate by a vote of 81 to
IL
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
NOTICE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION

v.tiee is hereby given, that by virtue and
..,Sority OF an order of the County Court of
p.ses county, Missouri, made and entered Of
ps.-d st It's regular February term, 1900, q
Iooeisi election has been ordered and will be
IA In said county in the manner provided by
swon
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-01-11
Tempest in a Teapot.

The P. & |. N. Ry., long before
1t had located and established the
town of Cambridge, or thought of
dong so, had its tickets printed and
naturally had some printed for uSalu.
oria, with the expectation of tina,
town being one of its stations OF
course after the line was changed and
the town of Cambridge became the
point for Salubria valley, other tickets
were ordered reading Cambridge "
and pending their arrival the com.
pany thoughtlessly used the "Salu-
brla' tickets, which incident has
caused the Wreckard to burst forth
with mighty yelp of Indignation
and sally forth like Sancho Panza
to give battle to this monstrous octo
pus. AS a result of the Wreckard's
fearful onslaught, the frightened
corporation fastened tremhlinolv to
its ticket office at the o. S. /, station
and ordered Cambridge" to be
stamped with rubber stamp over
the word "Salubria Thus a great
battle has been won and more luarels
placed upon the hectic brow of the
highly talented force of professional
celebrities who are wasting all their
heaven. born genius upon the empty
atmosphere of a Weiser alley.