The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 11, 1891, Page 7

THEORY AND PRACTICE. & Professor that Taught Swimming and ¥et Could Not Swim Himself. In my boyhood days water never had any love for me. Whenever I “to go with my playimates to take a bath im the creek near the town where I was born, it would do all in its power to en- ! velop me and draw me down to the bot- tom. I shunned it. But a distressi incident ch determination never to go n oar again. I was crossing the old woo ie oa toe and relioveall the troubles tae | bridge that spanned the c : Nausea, Drowsiness, Distrosa after | house, when nan and her chi qiing, Pain in the =p &e, Whilo their moat | into the crec spatiale success bas been shown in curing eek near our u oth were being rap- idly swept away by the strong current and I jumped into the creek. I reached the side of the woman, how, [ do not know to-day, and tried to pull them to- ward the shore. but the antipathy of = See ae = the water was again aroused and I felt fo ng ep ed myself sinking. Passers by rescued us aay fi ft and I was the guy of the whole town. Even to-day some of my friends remind ricTbidateinecomia me of that occasion. Then I swore that I would learn to | ca eeentereenin ate swim. Not far from where I lived was a school for swimming conducted by a corpulent, good natured gentieman, known 4s the ‘‘Professor.” him I went. Seowncetry ora il Gomea the ey 3 gle in #0 many wa; 7 blggad of sults ietodo without them. CH He made some sarcastic remarks about the inability of a young wan of the bane of someny ve that here is where | my age to swim. ‘stove our great boast, Our pillscurest while g It was te The first lesson came. A rope was tied around my waist and } the professor held the end of it. The first thing I knew I was floundering at the bottom of the tank, gasping for breath. That good natured professor* NE CO., New York. ued ae me into the water. I tried MEDION very out to him to pull me out, but will PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRce my month filled with water. Presently I felt myself drawn to the surface, and the professor politely asked me how J enjoyed it. 1 calmed my wrath and told him it was the happiest day of my life. “Now,” said he, “you do. the | strokes as | count.” “One, two, three. One, two, three.” A little more of that and the first lesson was over. So it went on for about ten lessons, the professor never missing the chance to pitch me into the “t tank when I wasn't looki 1 made West Side - Buter, Mo. rapid progress and was n able to swim without anybody's assistance, though the professor still persisted in | having the rope around my waist TUCKER, It was near my last lesson. ‘The ssor to J, G Walker John ies ension Over Dr Kveriaghan store rooms pro- alone in the sehool. as busily ged in beating time | i his hand— "One, two, three’—and | I] was doing the strokes. Suddenly } there wa y splash beside me } | that high ir The | \ | professor had n in swater. [| had never yet caught hi | a the w | land I felt that it « my chan neme so une iously His j | fat head) presently ppeared on th and | was rather surprised at culiar strokes he was making Den'er in | strokes different from those he taught | the pupils. | | Drugs and Medicines | ter Jeried, SD dr “Som iptiona Carefully Compound | Are you ers tid f eoRy e tht Clerk ean atwave be onli oe CO bwawceicaid iat had by palling the Knobin front ? | maid some t plity ! jhe whimpere Leun n You « n't s imaming.” he cried but LT only Ve b hreve could uomy wal | . equal this. A teacl of shook not able to swim him pd explained the situa Wi the pupi : hae and we looked “help there was really dar we pulled 1b ss to suy th wituming sehool in althou | S s | , = a ria ar : > sa8 rea appy te say I was never RARE foe ea acam ites reel ved the { swimming teacher from drowning in H iis own tank.--N. Y. 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YOUNG ANDO! nervous : r THE "FOUSORG MEDICAL co., | leregoing is a true 329 Livingston Si., Brooktirn, N. ¥. | | 1 No ) st BST TUTE. “a WHY 1s a | til he had taken views of the wine W. j go 5 deseri in 81 a z ietault has been made in the payment of the | Bates principal of said notes and the annual interest Thursday, November 19, 1891, COLORALO SHORT LINE Niven WW TS iTS COIND ¢ Reveridge’s An- One Ageat n one town. al ple Cooker froe to! s. Advertising matter ed. For full particulars ad- w. E. BEVER' BALTIMORE — Order of Publication. County of Bates. "5 ** In the circait court of Bates county. Mi a Save mo | Gece orth) not be inserted in t ett | tiod herein that they are the owners of said and, and derive their title by r Wherenpon it is ordered by the aid avers i | ation, aid defendant interest. costs, commis- sion rand fees upon the following described tascts of land situated in Bates county, souri, to-wit The northeast qc mortheast quarter of section + township forty (40) range thirty-ove (31), and | that unless the defendaats be anc ihe next term ofthis court to t holden inthe city of Butler, Bates county Missouri, on the first Monday in Novemb: isl, and on or before the sixth day. thereot. if the termshallso long continue, and if not petition, and the above descriped real estate sold to satify thesame Anditie further ordered y the clerk aforesaid that acopy hereof be publish- edin the Batler Weekly Tinus, a weekly ueWspaper printed and published’ in Basler. Bates county, Missouri. jor four week the last insertion tc be fat least ‘t- {exat court hereunto affixed Done at of. the Mth a day ot as JOHN C ere C Order of Es ——And all ney by cal for prices on LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES. PAINTS. ng Material ——Our motto 1s—— before the urst day of ssid court. A ~ 1 x trne copy trom the record. Witness my hand if Gr ) clerk aforesaid with seal of said And—— j,OW [PRICES STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates In the Probate Court for th aunty of Bates 3 stterm, IsOl. Estate of James Laney | Whereas J. H deceased, J W. Ennis administrator Order of Publication. ary 2 2 . ice within a Now comes J. W. Ennis administrater] in book No of the estate of James Laney, deceased, presents to the court his petition, pray- ing for an order fer the sale of so much | and state of the real estate of said deceased as will] jots Numb: and satisfy the remaining debts due | southwest qu Jestate, and uopaid tor want of suf | Southwest qu ficient assets, accompanied by the accounts | wwnship fort tists and invento: cases: Ov examination whereof itis ordered hat all persons interested in the estate of said leceased, be notified that application as afore id tas been made, and unless the contrar n be shown on or before the first day of the aext term ofthis court to be held on the cond Monday of Novem nex wilt be made tor the sale of the w 1 ofthe real estate of said wll be sufficient for the pavme and itis further ordered, that rblishe ewspaper in tl rm of this cou es required by law in such | whicn convey the payment $1,500 n said dott ors shall Ur Wee ant t and wi ent from sai of the next term of t STATE OF MISSOULL Co tween t to satisty » SPATE OF MISSOURI, + Coun Inthe Pre ini Order of Publication, Now comes J y Fnnis administrater of the Medle ate 1 nte RM cRiotrestinetaaecmarie ne real estate o satiety cirenit court ¢ iurnable at thi court to me Switzer, unde and ag ker, Thave tev nw in sich case; On eXxemination whereot Pr that all persons interested in the t deceased, be notified that appli $ aforesaid has been made crit ty, Mineo Of Lot tw contrary be shown on or befor Or heactt v of the next term of this court tot (is), tow neh second Monday of S r one oneiecane es: Ark f the snid decea: payinent of said debtr that notice be newspaper in this state for the nest term of this ¢ a copy of this p will be made for the h of the 100) links, th fifty-two v of the next term STATE OF MissOL County of es IW Cole, Judge in and for said c ty-two be dir n there referred | pears of record ess ny le dand seat] to. as the | seal of said ¢ Suro, Prompt, Positive | Mo , isth day of October, ae Cure for Impotence, Loss | W.T COLE of Mantood, Seminal rest Jadge ot Pro Emissions, Spermatorrhea, | — 5 Nervousness, Seif Distrust, nina toss of Memory. &c.. Wil Trustee make youa STRONG, Viger, | Whereas J. S. Franklin and Mattie E peer gare $7.00, 6 | Frenklin his wite ana § Coe and Eva Bpetnels E. Coe his wite, by their 1 of trust 3 Special Directions Mailed | ited November ist, isw, and recorded in the | jad witheach Box. Address | recorder’s ollice within and for Bates coun'y. “Ballard Snow Liniment Co., | Missouri, in book No. page 317 conveyed to = Mae | i ead edacustce tae favtawing Grecris. SRCniae ee | ed real estate !ying and being situate im the ST.LOUIS, - MO. | county of Bat d state of Missouri, to-wit } | court of Bates tirected in fa — George John ' Alb Of lot No venty-three (75) and iot No. | ana x, — Veeventy-faur (74) and lot No. forty-one (41) of = Worlana, Mo isin aed . a8 shown by the recorded plat pnve} ance Was made ip trust to he payment of two certain notes Lally | ‘in said deed of trust: and whereas Ween ae and claim o ecure panty, thereon, now past due and aupaid Now therefore at the aid note dof tr pquest of the Jegal holder of | pursuar t to the conditions of eaid | t, Twill proce between the by | quired at pnbl | ty of Bates and state of Missouri, on i for cash, to sa Saturday, November 14, 1891, ween the hours of nine o’eloek in the fore TO i chin the afternoon of as trustee, the following de sing and being situate io th an order | come due, the said trustee, or } tate of Misse te Tuesday, oon and Bix O'¢ Ky virtue ane cation issued trom the office of the just. George Mo » interest aid dak mof,in apd to the fe inks, es ne between the hours of nine o noon and five o otice in “Butler, day, at the east front door of the court house +h _ to Fatisfy ‘said execution a ‘Trustee’s 5S: Wilson and Rdna E. Wilson bis wife by theircertain deedof trast dated Jann- ssh. and recorded in the re rider's of- ates county. Missouri, page 126 conveyed to 1H Ingram rribed real estate vunty of Bates ad Missouri, to-wit redone (1) and two (2) ef the larter, being the whoie of the arter of section thirty 31) in y-two (42) of ran. two B yance Was Made in trusitosecure one certaly coupon note for eed described. And whereas rust provides that in case default payment of said coupon note, nterest coupe ye payment of taxes, powers therein of trust wily vereas the said BH Ingram is d count and hee retused to act has been made in the 1 f ruri, on November A een, nine ofel in the tore kip the afternoon of that aid note and interest and the ng this trust © OW. HARTSOCK, f Bates County, Acting Trust Sherif Sale. {authority of a transcript exe nt Bates county. ¢ November term, 1591, of naid ed in favor of Adaline rm name of TE Switzer, P id and Prank Old- doupon all right, rt ved real estate sitaated in But uri, to-wit: The east one-third , in block No two (2) in the No. in sit city and county, to-wit. beginning oo) links west of the sout west quarter of the n tweoty-twe (22) in 40) of range No. tharty ling tence West one hundred lence nore f handred and links, thence hundred Nour hundred and fit- to beginning, described also outhWest qnarter of northenst >whephip 4, ra Missouri, I will on November 19, 1891, oek in the fore- rnoon of that . Bates county, Missouri, ch thereof as may be re- tothe highest bidder decost © OW HARTSOCK, sheriff of Bate rs County Sheaii’s S | €. $y virtue and authority of an alias execution 1e office of the clers of the citenit county Missouri returnable at 1891, of said court to me or of Rufus 1. Me donald, George 1! AF McDonald, Harry i McDonald and Chas B Sanders J = ¥FravklinandS P Coe, [ have seized upon all righ , title, interest . in and to the following described ated in Bates county Missouri, I will on ‘8 Of nine o'clock in the fore- 6 sell the above | 20M and tive o’ciock in the afternoon of that cribed premises at public vendue to the | 28), 8 the cast front door of the court honse highest bidder for cash Jat the cnet front coos | in the city ef Butler, Bates county, Missouri, ily rains Of the courthouse , in shed! ier, conn. | 8¢!] the ~ame or so much thereof as may be re- vendue tothe highest bidder 'y said execation and cost, Cc. W. HARTSOCK, Sheriff of Bates County. ti Adu | Notice is testamenta Thoroug! Ato the CITY and OMAHA in the recor’ ie s office within and for s county, Missouri. in book No 17, page pyed to the aster the | Cour To vnistrator s Notice. hereb given, That letters Estate of F. A. vere granted 1 Sth Probate d to exhibi dmini-trator date of said letters, aut to Save from 25 to 50 Every Do Si ena as snsnminioveniadinsnsaumsicnisnsivieintsestaionenn qatanuigsnnes ioaaaansisinatasauaiannne