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BUSINESS CHANCES.

good trade; viii sell cheap; have other business
1907 uth IT. NV nj
WANTED man with 5000 cash to take an
interest with services in reliable and wei
established business house. Address BOX 7G1
this office. NILS
WANTED-Partuer IN grocery; have stock and
fixture; mall capital address BOY OBS. tIi-
office NILS
WANTED-Promotor for organizing a company
on borsel'ss eaITi4ge patents Of merit. AdireS-
BOX 705 this office. ml-8
FOR sALE-Br0krr's office; completely furnished
ready 10 open. Addre0 BOX IOi. this office.
mI-2
WASTFD-SiIent partner. egg and poultry farm
INK Addres~ BOX 'o0, this office. NILS
FOR SALE Dininl-room. clearing So nauthl,--
DUNLOP 9o6 = n. nv. e8I-8
FOR SALE-Lunehroom in market doing good
business Address 6s2. this Office . raI-3
FOR sNLE-HoteI and saloon; central location
ht MAP. go 81. NILS
FoR sA1E-rfgar store clearing So weekly.
DUNLAP - ST. m3l-3
FOR SALE Millinery store; estIlli-hed twenty
years. Dl MAP. 90 ST. NILS
FOR SALE-25 graceries. Sos 70 s4009. IN
yc,tig4te. DUNLAP 500 + g. ra54-g
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs
FOR stIE-Geut's and lGdy's bicycle. good or
der; $50 each Box ID, this oHice- e2-3
FOR sALE-Ladies' bicycle good as new. SO
Cah. after $50. Ijl2 @d S. NV NILS
FOR SALE-A large assortment OF secondhand
hicycics % the best makes az SacTiheial prices
al the CYCLE EXCHANGE, &c lOtL 81 nv
m5I-5
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
INV AORh-SOC THAMPTON-LONDON
s 10 Iissept. 4. 10 I'M. Haverford- sep y. 10 m
IN. hia-Sep. L. 10 an ST Louis. Sep p. 10 an
Il Paul. Sep. r. 10 An Phi'uhi9. oct , 10 M
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
SouthWa rk--sep. 4. noon Iceland. Sep. % noon
" adtrland sep II, noon Frieslsnd-. Oct 2 noon
hens gt0n..Sep. Is noon Southwark Oct o. noon
NeN twin-screw steamers calling At Cherbou-g-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Is and IS n r
New York OfAce % Broadway
NASElNCION OFFICE. 1893 ? s v W.
o. G. W Nos. I4II C St n "
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM. DC gallon. not made IN a celia.
but above ground. i0f scwer Gas abOunds il eel
iErs and breeds 9 1h0id. diphthcria. etc; moral
don't eat that kirc LACSN's IS pure and
delicious coz \ y axe Phone 20sl-
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ron Observation-Disclosures Roous.

FOR kENT-Tvo frst-door unfinished rooms
with gas. $40 zoo 18th S. NV e3-s
soR kENI-ThFee uUhFnished rooms; second
floor. lob Goth St NV ral-z
FOR RENT-Two desirable unfinished basement
rooms for housekeeping catering or business.
water, gas range SIP CTS 18th st. NV. m3I-3
FOR RENT-Three unfIruiyhcd rooms. third
.9.T four closets 100 sta 81. NV c3l-3
FOR RENT-TTree uui,1rnfybed rooms. heat and
gas 2I3g ST. NV nsSl-G
FOR RENT-t52 Pa. ave. Sc. tNo or three un-
furnished rooms; water and gas; housekeeping IL
desired. rrgT-g
FOR RENT-Tvo tlnf,Irufsbad rooms. second
nooT 'front.' room has alcovc, light heat and bath
nice neighb0rhood. 1898 Corcurau .. NV. uS1-3
FOR RENT-Thrce rooms: light housekeeping. all
modern improvements. bay-window brick; reason
able. s23 ID St. ne ul29-7
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STORAGE % cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE Co, 40 10Th 81. nv. c5I-5
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wANTED-AGENTS.

ENFiAii NENI that pays Is offered 70 women
men, grown girls and BOYS m the vicinity Of their
homes BY our subscription department We give
Iberai compensation, the most generous terms
ever offered Prompt reply secures a desirable
and permanent position our special authorized
representative, with exclusive rights. Previou,
experience Desirable. lut not necessary. Prank
lesiie's Popular MONTH"; for years a leader
among the Rest 10 cent illustrated magazines
for. the home. is Stronger, bsighter, better than
ever. Articles. stories bt famous writers: illus
trations by well known artists. Outfit free To
persons accepted AS agents Write Us postal
today and name two differences This Is an oppor-
tunlty too good 90 neglect FRANK LESLIE
~ BiISHING HOUSE CFounded 1850 Iu-I4-
-fh ave-, New York -ep2 6
AANfED-salesran for southern grocery trade
state axe. references. and salary expected r.
o. BOX 20. ST. Louis. No. mI-3
WANTED-Asents al oncc. biz commission:
good seller Call az 2I5 18th - nv NIL
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FoR RFNT-sTOREs.

FOR RZNT-Tac fines. store on Co umbil
Heights; 2s05 1fth ma. Apply 70 WHITE
eS,os, 800 Centre Market. c2s-0
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rnArNs - RIrFNnNr p -

through trains ison ne south arrive washing
ton sac an G-i2 an Is daily, Us P-u-
aud g-c8 ON daily. From Harrisos.5r. TI-sT
o. M week days md 3-to pm daily. Frc q Char
Iqttc>yiIe SIS am and $40 pm. daily.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
should be read daily, A. changes may occur a.
any time.
FOREIGN Ma Is are forwarded 70 the ports %
sllitng daily. and the schedule Of ciosings 81 ar
RANGED on the presumption 0f their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending SepJem-
Der O. I9Ol- the last Connecting closes VIII b.
made nom this once As follows
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,rED-Scttlcd c0l0rcd woman 90 do general
.5u-eVork in small family call today after 3
o'clock, 1876 y ST.. ms. 81
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WANTED-Boarders az IdylWilde. VI good
milk. butter icc, and peaches; terms 81 Der
week Address MISS l. 6. MOXLEY. Gaines
MIsCELLRNEoUs.
BAD bills collected or no charge. H. %. COR
DON. LAWYER. 6Ij lfth 81 NV. m2-6
DANCING-Privatc academy, 1918 lZtb ST. Nv.
Mss LEONARDO, Premiere D1n-eusc- only rrr-
resentatiye m Washington II National Ass4.sii-
tiou Master Of Dancing protect yourself from
incompetrnt-. Rip Van WTukes and Self-sr, led
any tiule5 classes for beginners and advanced
pupils every Monday and Thursday evening"
mI-3
FALL styie silk hats $50, hats cleaned and
retrimmed al HOONEES aII 81 81 hail.
LOvE'S-Sew machines. SIS 10 $50. secondhand
rebuilt. and slightly used, - 20 $50; the oulv
practical machiHist. y years experience an
makes repaired Tor FL. l21s 9TH 81 NV. EASY pay
ments msi-s
ADVERTISING CALENDARS and novelties IN,
leather goods. A postal card % u viii briu.
a representative with q full line OF slruules
CENTURY SUPPLY co, 6os st. NV. 3i-Se
PROF SHELDON's Dancing Academy viii omen
Tor the Season WEDNESDAY September ID 500
and SCI D. Call or send Tor circulars. e2s-Ii
CHAIRS Gained, seud postal MRS. l. JOIN
son. 40 ST.. 90 ST.. 083 II ST. uv. u.2s-6
whitley last viii print your name and
business ON 20 good white envelopes for ID
cents. or -. for 1000. PRIDE L LOWE 6gj q
90
CIVILIANS " BOOK EXCHANGE FooEs
bought amt sold; also book binding in an is
branches sIS c a. NV sS0-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
WANTED-By good honest white boy. age IS
work oi any kind Ad,lfe-, Box 105. this Office
81
v ANrED- white man. plar, a. fr,f-cII-.
Yressman- address Box $50 this a-hoe Il
HANTED-By white nusu place as aIl-r0rfpd
stair builder: union man Boz 49, tLis office
e2-2
WANTED-By experienced sourz man. place On
farm best Of reference, LIE LTCAs. a..
Missouri ave. NV. mes
NANTED-By yOung man. ot - situation. sill
Wurk for most anything 90 Start. best u refer
snces- Aires Bon g9s this afhce mi
WANTED-By a practical Matchmaker from Eu-
pope With city references STEADY position al rea-
sonable nay. Appiy l. JJROFF. Oh nv.
ulZ-3
NANTED-By experienced White nan with IAN
iy- place 90 take charge Of h4t- or ofhoe build
ing h1s nrst-Clasa engineer license: good me
chsnlc; sober. steady. and rsiiubir. Understand,
ltiufS and elevator. reasonable terms fJr 4
Ht"l1y job; best % references address BOX IN
this office. mo-
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HELP tEANTEn-MALE.

-.D-Tw0 good farm hands for small farm;
ay work Apply doctors office, 81 9th 81
r. c2-I
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WANTED-Woman. to cook wash. iron. and DO
general Homework for small family, must stay
Al night. 2gE n ST. NV 81
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MANTED-A cOlOrcd woman To do general house
work IN family Of four must have reference
Apply 1886 18th ST. NV. 81
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LOST.

ltl>T-New York Yacht Club pin. blsie enamel
ri stripe, and uhite star iu centre in north
east. suitable reward % returned 10 10. "a 81. me-
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Lu>T-toming from Chesapeake Beach sundlt
50 araft, two $40 bills and UJUrr5 liberal ~
ward v returned 90 GEORGE 3d. MAY, on Pa
NV ee-z
LUST-We,te fox terrier. blaoi ears. b,b ftH
tax 3545, Bob Evans on collar. Reward If re-
turned 90 SIS gth S. ma. mI-g
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NlEL-A Sooa house glIi. ~ 81. NV. Ell
lis nth ~ Sc c2-S
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FOR RENT-Hand-ome. convenient Groom cot
rage Anacostia- splendid condition; all modern
Improvement; three large lots on corner. fruT..
garden. high desirable location: ,bree blocks 90
clecrrirs; SIS. T. G.. QJACKENBJ ST. I22 Arthur
ST.. Auaco-tiI ID. C. ml-3
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WANTED-By good honest white boy. age IS
work of any kind Ad,lre-, Box 505. this Office
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WANTED-A girl with experience IN coufection-
cry: stay nights Apply 1874 Iith -. NV. mSi-,
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

ANY ONE wishing = beautiful country home.
from house. stable and fruIt. in AlexandrLa
we'll To- call on WM- a. SAUNDERS CO.. 80.
-. mI-&
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
The Rise OF Nugent.

The editor of Poplar Bluff. Mo,
Republican relates these facts of his
early acquaintance with the firm OF
B. Nugent & Bros, of st. Louis:
When We were publishing a paper
in Mt. Vernon, H., 1872, on the Sec
ond floor, store opened in the room
under our office. The senior I,ft'-
prietor came up stairs ami cU4tract-
ed for three columns of space for y
months, with locals, and $500
dodgers each week. He remarked
that it was snap to get into q town
where other business men did not ad-
vertise. The firm started out on
borrowed capital. In three years il
had money enough to start two
stores, one in Sedalia and one in st.
Louis. 1t dissolved partnership and
each partner took Il field to himself
Byron Nugent was the partner who
made the contract and is now the
senior partner of h. Nugent & Bro.
the great St. Louis house He not
only owns his store, building and
ground, but has erected nice little
cottage home that cost him SS7.-
600. We must say that some Of the
old mOssbacks. who were in business
In Mt. Vernon before Byron Nugent
ever saw the place, and who never
are still in business and
yrumbling about dull trade and
lard times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Newport Cashier is Arrested.

Newport, Ky. Jan. BE. e.
Remme, who was cashier of the Ger
man National bank. was to-day ar
rested on an affidavit of the bank
examiner, Tucker. charging him with
aiding Brown. the assistant cashier.
In the embezzlement of the bank =
funds. He was held in 500, 900 bond.
Brown. who has not vet been captur-
ed. is charged with embezzling nearly
800, 900 of the banks funds. Tie
bank failed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Here's a "Is" Story.

st. Louis, Mo, Jan. 3.-Bernard
Grodsky, arrested yesterday on a
charge of larceny. attributes all his
trouble to bad luck. He was born
on Friday, the 18th day of the
month, and came to this country on
Friday, also the 18th day OF the
month, l3 years ago, when he was
Just IL years old. He was arrested
on charge OF stealing ID overcoats.
ON Friday, from wagon bearing the
license number 1913. The police
also aver that he offered to sell the
clothes back to the man from whom
they were stolen for S13, and it was
the latter II that caused his arrest
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
EX-SENATOR BRADBURY DEAD.
Graduated With LongfeIlow and Haw-
thorne and Was Long in
Public Life.
Public Life.

/ Augusta, Ne, Jan. 6.-Ex-United
States Senator James W. Bradbury
died at his home in this city at an
early hour this morning. aged 90
years and = months.
Bradbury was the oldest living ex-
senator of the United States. He
was born in Parsonsfield. Me. June
10, 1902. and graduated from Bow
doin college in the famous class OF
1925. Among the member were
Henry W. Longfellow, Josiah $ Lit
tie, Horatio Bridge, Jonathan Cilley.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, John 5. c.
Abbott and George B. Cheever. After
his graduation he taught school for
a time, and then studied law. begin
ming practice in Augusta seventy
years ago.
For several years he was partner
OF the late Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. In
1916 he was candidate for United
States Senator, and beat the late
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin by a very
small margin. He took his seat in
March, 1917. In the senate at that
time were Webster, Clay, Calhoun,
Benton, Cass, Hayne, Douglass, Sew
ard. Chase and others OF great dis
tinction. The Mexican war was then
raging, and Bradbury gave Presi-
lent Polk his hearty support, though |
jhe voting OF men and supplies for |
he army was stOutly resisted by the |
Presidents opponents and the ratifi
alton OF the treaty of peace with |
'lexico was so stronglyopposed that
| change of two or three votes would
AVE defeated it.
Mr.. Bradbury's wife was the daugh-
er of the late Thomas Smith. She
led several years ago One son sur
ives him. Charles Bradbury, of Bos-
on. Mr. Bradbury was always a
ocular democrat until 1896, when
e voted for Palmer and Buckner.
lie did no vote in 1900
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Order of Publication
STATE or MISSOURI.
County OF Bates -.

STATE or MI>>OURI,p
county OF Bates. -.
In the Circuit Court OF Bates con...
IN vacation, January =, 1901 i nlsAsaz
n.an a. Ihr relation and 10 the nae y
OF baIes county IN the state OF N,s.ss nsNn
"a'nes IL Despair, defendant -
'iNil action for Delinquent, a...
Now ~ this day CONES the plaint,g ~
lorhey before me undersigned clerk ~ 80
cult court of Bates county IN The sts,s " ne q
sur, IN SAcAilon, aud nles her petitioo ~ -
among other things that the above as. Msa
fendant, James II. Despair, h n mrd q
OF he state of Missouri. Mhereunon ~ aNA1rn
ed by the clerk in vacation, thai ths cnia
oe notIned by publication Il a. pisias.s ~
commenced a SUIT against him in ,his
petition the object and general natTr. essAn N
Is TO enforce the lien OF the STATE OF NJ tA1
the delinquent taxes OF the year lss. .n n
lhS IN The aggregate To the sum OF Al Z. ~.
er win interest costs, commis,ions s~t.4]
upon me following described trnr,s ~ ~
situated ln Bates county, Missourt - -
Beginning 5ls links north Of he .su
corner OF section fifteen QD runn,,-
",si 90 INKS thence north s75 Inks' 80
( Asi 2.5 Iinks, thence south s75 lima =, nesH
beginning, all In sec a n hftecn as. ,lx
forty "a y range thirty zone t3D, and 'ths,n.s4
the said defendant he and appear a, ~. 1.as
Term OF ms court 20 be begun and hod.. !.
the city of Butler, Bates county. M,ssssn11 "
the nrst uesuay after the second 49,. "
. uhc, 1871, aud ON or before The fhir1.-
thereof az The term shall 80 long coptinns III
II noi then before the eud Of said terrs -
p cad To said petition according 10 Ia - ~ ~ -
Viii 1e taken as confessed anu judEmsr, =.
uereH actoTuihs 10 he prayer OF said perr-
AMI the aboN e described real estate sol,a' s-.e
isfy the same. 90
And II is further ordered by the clert -.
SAM that copy hereof be published IN a.
~ ILEt EEhLN TINES, weekly newsps.s
pIlhteu anu published IN bates county IN
our, for iour weeks successfully n. ~
insertion o be at least fifteen days befor, a.
iirst day of the next term OF said court
true copy Of the record. Witness m,
a. clerk al resaid with the 4 ~
SEAL SAID court hereunto AFFIXED r..
Office in Butler on this the md a.
d January lsOl. j. Il. THURMAN
S-f Gircuit clara
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10

Unless some arrangements are
made to pay off thecounty' s floating
indebtedness, or at least the interest
in twenty five years it viii be beyond
the ability of the people to handle.
This is just debt for labor honestly
rendered and the holders of these
warrants are entitled to and should
receive their money Many are sorelv
in need OF I he amount due and it Is a
reflection upon the people of the
county that this state OF affairs has
been allowed 10 exist a. long as it
has Meanwhile the debt is bearing
6 per cent compound interest.-Osee-
ola Democrat
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Spec idl Session Sure.

Washington, Jan. 4.-President
Mckinley will call an extra session
of the senate to meet March 4. for
the purpose of confirming the nOmi-
nations of the members of his cabi-
net for second term. The session
is not expected to last longer than
two weeks, and will be devoted ex-
clusively to the consideration of the
new appointments.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
To Protect the Uncivilized.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Favorable
action was taken to-day by the SEN
ate committee on foreign relations
on the resolution formerly introduced
by Senator Lodge declaring for the
enactment of laws prohibiting the
sale of opium or Intoxicating liquors
to the aboriginal and unciviIized peo-
pies of all countries and the resolu-
ton was Afterwards reported to and
passed by tho Senate
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Milliondires Nothing 10 Him.

Jacksonville, Fla Jan 4-William
F. Rockwell, a l5-year-old boy WHO
ran away from his home in Tautun.
Mass, and for whom a systematic
search has been made by his million
aire grandfather Charles H. Swan of
New York, was found here to-day
working in a restaurant Hearrived
several days ago upon a schooner
and saws he will not return.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Order of Publication.
County OF Bates. Sc.

q 1 coGn 1F Of afI Bate. {ss.
| In the PROBATE Court for the County Of Bates
November term, 1901. John W. Brown, de-
ceased, James L. Brown Executor
NOW al TINS day comes James 4 Brown exc
cutor of the estate of John ". Brown decea- .4d
ana presents to the court his petition prayinR
Tor an order for the sale of much of the real
estate OF said deceased will paw and satisfy
the remaining debts and legacies due by said
estate, anS yet paid for want Of suffcient as
sets accompanied by the accounts lists and
inventories as required by law; on examination
whereof 1t is ordered that all persons Interest,"
ed In the estate of said deceased be no flied
that application as aforesaid has been made
ana unless the contrary be shown on or before
he first day Of the next term of this court TO
ne neld on the second Monday Of February
1901, an order will be made for the sale of the
whole or so much of the real estate of said de-
ceased as will be SUFFICIENT for the payment al
sara debts and legacies; and il is further order
dered that this notice be published in som.
newspaper IN Bates county, Missouri for four
weeks before the next term of this court and
that copy OF this notice be served on each of
aforesaid at least ten days prior to the frat
day or the next term of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Bates. e.
/, Calvin F. Boxley, Judge OF the Probate
1 - neld IN and for said county. hereby GER
lfy that the foregoing IL q true copy OF the orig-
nal order OF Publication therein referred 70 As
the same appears of record in my Office
witness my hand and seal OF said
IsEALI court. Done at once in Butler
Bates county. Missouri, this eth day
or January, 1901, CALVIN r. BOXLEY
'4E Judge Of Probate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
The Fourth Infantrvs Catch.

Washington, January i The fol-
lowing was received at the Navy de-
partment this afternoon from Adj
miral Remey;
Manila, Jan. bureau Navi~a-
ton, Washington: An attack on the
morning OF the 3rd yesterday bv
the Fourth infantry, marines and
navy at Cavita Nieio, resulted in the
capture Of one lieutenantcolonel, tvo
majors. Eve captains. one lieutenant
fortv-eight private iusnrrectionists
and four ladrones.-R emev.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Blinded BY Cigarettes.

Binghampton. \. Y, Jan. Fred
Norton. the young son of Eugene
Norton of Unadilla, has been sud-
denly stricken with blindness in both
eyes.
The cause of the sudden blindness
was unknown untila physician found
that the boy had been an excessive
cigarette smoker. and examination
proved that the cigarette smoking
had caused the blindness.
The lungs were also found TO be
affected No hopes were given of the
boys regaining his sight
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Will Dep0rt AgitatOrs.

Manila, Jan. G.-Gen. Macarthur
will depOrt to the island OF Guam at
the earliest opportunity twenty-six
OF the Filipino leaders, including
Gems Ricarte and Pho del Pillar and
the agitators Mabini, Ocampe and
Trias. Others will follow them in
exile. They will be detained until
peace Is ablished.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10
Miss Anthony Will Not Pay.

Rochester, \. y. Jan. 3.-The lat
est development in the woman sui.
frage fight, begun over quarter OF a
century ago, when Susan B. Antho-
ny and her sister, Mary S. Anthony,
were arrested and fined. is the stand
taken by Mary s. Anthony in the
matter OF taxation of her property.
She sends notice To County Treasurer
Hamilton that she will not. in the
future, pay taxes except under pro-
test. until she is allowed the right OF
suffrage.
The action will likely result in a
test case being brought in the court
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10

Gen Lew Wallace believes that at
the present rate the guerrilla warfare
in the Philippines will last indefinite
ly. He suggests as a method of
bringing it to an early close that all
insurgents captured be shipped TO
Guam. or some other isolated isle.
and imprisoned there He believes
deportation OF captives would have
a salutary effect on the rebels still
under armS-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-10

Senator Jno. c. Whalev has the
honor of introducing the first bill to
tax franchises in the senate this SEES
sion. 1t is very comprehensive
measure, prepared with great care
20 make it equitable and Just and at
the same time prevent adverse action
OF the courts. 1t is modelled after
legislation that has been enacted in
other states and most of it's provis-
ions are those that have withstood
the tests OF the courts and been up
held. The principle that franchise
values should be taxed is one of the
cardinal principles of the democratic
party and Senator Whaley is to be
commended for his efforts to have il
placed upon our statute books. DR..
haley Is making a splendid record
IN the Missouri senate. His course
mas been wise, conservative and free
from mistakes. He is industrious.
palnstaking and gives due consider
alton to all questions brought to his
attention for action. His voice and
vote Is always for the people and
against special privileges TO acrre-
gated capital. The people of his dis
tFict are proud of him.