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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
7
Letters of administration granted June 1900 by Bates County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within one year for approval or be barred after two years from this notice. R. A. Atkison administrator.
The circuit court of Bates County Missouri orders publication in The Butter Weekley Times for four weeks. Plaintiff seeks to enforce delinquent taxes on land in Bates and Hates counties against non resident John Gerardo, with total sums over 1.37 and 3.10 and 3.1 respectively plus costs. Defendant must appear by the next term beginning in Butler on the first Tuesday after the second Monday in Nov 1900 or face judgment by default and land sale to satisfy the claims.
In Bates county Missouri the State on behalf of ex officio collector A B Owen sues defendant ME Britton for delinquent taxes amounting to 4.52 plus interest costs and fees on land described as the south half of lot 2 in the northwest quarter of section 19, township 42, range 32. The defendant, a non resident, is ordered to answer at the next term in Butler by publication in Beaten Weekly Times for four consecutive weeks.
The report says DeWet and Olivier command two 1000-man Boer columns south of Bethlehem with British forces closing in. Olivier reportedly moves toward Harrismith with 1000 men while Hunter says about 4000 prisoners may be captured. Both sides suffer hunger and exposure as transport failures hamper British supply. Sir William Vernon Harcourt attacks the government in Commons.
A demented girl was abducted by a man linked to Metta Urad Lex, while Elisha Bras ey and relatives were away in Stockton. The suspect, Ellerisa a carpenter, confessed and was jailed. fear of lynching loomed as authorities prepare to proceed. German Americans discuss liberty amid political tensions.
P H McKinley cousin of the president from Freeport Harper county arrives in Wichita and announces he will vote straight Democratic this year. A wealthy Harper county farmer and stockman and forty year Republican, he says he would rather vote for the Prince of Wales than for McKinley and supports Bryan as the only path to save the republic.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on July 27 a 25th child was born to Mrs Samuel Swartwood wife of a Central railroad of New Jersey engineer. She has been married 29 years and raised two sets of twins. Twenty of the children are living. She praises her large family saying they bring joy and noting her husband earns about 100 dollars a month and the children about 90 dollars. She recalls marrying at 14 and expresses contentment with her life.
The Louisville Courier-Journal argues the split reveals a core choice between exclusive privilege and the rights of all. It frames tariff, trusts, and imperial scope as defining issues, urging voters to discern true democracy from Republicanism and to let the battle proceed.
Nashville reports from Shelbyville that Bresci's wife formerly lived there. Her maiden name Wilson. from a prominent Shelbyville Bedford lineage. Once a belle, she was central in a local scandal and later moved to New York City. She later worked in the same factory as Humbert’s murderer, becoming his wife. She was daughter of a noted Confederate officer.
An advertisement notes a product promising beauty and vitality with plump cheeks and rosy health. Describes strengthens the system and offers the item for sale at 50 venta by seller H. L. Tucker.
Indianapolis July 27 The Bryan and Stevenson notification meeting will be in Indianapolis Aug 5 as announced and the dispute between the state committee and the Central Passenger Association settled. One fare for round trip from all points in Indiana Ohio Michigan Western New York granted. Tickets sold Aug 7 and 8 and valid for return to Aug 9 midnight.
Aug 2 Monza Italy King Victor Emmanuel III arrives at the castle where Queen Margherita weeps upon seeing him. The king kneels beside his father's body kissing and embracing it as he joins his wife and mother in prayer in the death chamber for an hour.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a constitutional remedy for catarrh, affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any case it cannot cure and urges sending for testimonials, with sales by F. Tuiedo and Co. and druggists at 75 cents.
Fragmentary quotes feature Tommy and Mr Figg in a playful exchange. A flapper remark and a departing party hint at social scenes, with a narrator noting wit and a hint of mercurial talk amid early 20th century decorum.
In Quinte village of Pornga young girls tread grapes during wine making season while Speer of New Jersey markets rolled and superior wines. European families in Sheeden London and Paris order Speer Port Grape Wine for medicinal virtues and blood making quality from rare viness sourced in Portugal.
Advertises B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a universal blood purifier to cure ulcers skin eruptions and swellings. Claims thirty years of testing thousands cured after other medicines failed and offers a free trial bottle with address to Blood Balm Co. Atlanta or ante Ona.
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