The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 16, 1896, Page 7

AGreat Big Piece for lo Cents. + Order of Publication. ATE OF MISSOURI, } . County of s it remembered, regular term of the issouri, un and held at the arthouse, inthe city of Butler, in said ounty and atate, on the first Tuesd ine second’ Monday in November, 1: Mherwards on the 4th day of December, | hesame being the thirtieth judicial day of . among esha aids t: have done foro:. they owing proceedi: Randolph, plaintiff’. vs Jos E ds, John Fetters, Hannah Edwards, hE Fetters, Minnie E Pharis, Chas F 8 d W A Sparks, de- is day comes the plaintiff! herein his attorneys, Graves & Clark and files his wit the petition having been previously alleging among other things that defena- John W Fetters and Sarah E Fetters, are | residents of the state of Missouri: Where | ordered by the court that said de- | be notified by publication that ere bas commenced a suit against them inthis object general nature of which foreclose the following described deeds traste and mortgage, to-wit: Ist deed of executed by John W Fetters and wife EFettera and Joseph E Edwards and | ah Edwards, his wife, to Watt Webb, | , for Missouri Savings Association ben- | , of date October 10 184, ant conve ‘the following lands in Bates county, Mis- iti, to-wit: The east half of lots three (3) | at- (4) and five (5) and all of lots six (6) and id the west half of lots eight (5) ) of the northeast quarter of sec- four [4] and the east half of lot seven (7) fj z Pearce an seins ee ora ce, $1.00 per box, six boxes, one f pu e northwest quarter of section = “ eyes Wad Lote eight and nine (s £9) of secs | { atment, $5.00. Guaranteed to cure 3) all in township thirty-nine (5 av CaSe four drug- e thirty-three (33) and fifteen | “UY CaSC. x If not kept by your drug Tes off east part as southeast t we wiil send them by mail, upon mn thirty-four (31) south o : . ee ee and seventy-four and one-half acres of pt of price, = plain Rabe : ' Address mail ordersto est quarter of section thirty-ve (35) ERICAN MEDICAL CO., CINCIN he b 7 OTH DAY. 14 TN Easily, Quickly 14 eermanently Restored. 30TH » A positive cure for all Weaknes 2.ervousness, Debility, and all t nof evils resulting from early cod later excesses; the result of o rk, sickness, worry,etc. Deve gives tone and strength to thesox- organs. Stops unnatural loss¢ htly emissions caused by youth: ii ’s orexcessive use of tobacco,op! 1 { liquor, which lead to consump: 1 nsanity. Their use shows immic.' provement. Insist upon havis 1ine NERVE BERRIES, no other venient to carry in vest pocket bof river, all in township forty (40) north ; thirty-three (33), containing in all five dred and thirty-one and one-half acres. econd deed of trust between same| For sale in Butler, Mo., by}H. L o the same parties and con elands. Srd. A third deed oi trust Ping the same lands tee for Farmers iti, beneficiary age upon and conyeying a @lands made by Jno W Fetters and wife Maggie C Webster of date Aug 6th, Ist . Addeed of trast or mortgage upon and Neving a part of the above lands made by | in W Fenton and wife to McPeak Unless the said John W Fetters anc Fetters be and appear at this court, atthe | term thereof, to be begun and holden at court house in whe city of Butler, in said | ity on the first Tue y after the second day of February,18%6 next,and on or before PMbird day of said n, if the term shall so continne—and if not, then on or before | it day of said term—answer or plead to Petition in said cause, the same will be * as confessed and judgment will be ren- cordingly. dbe it further ordered that a copy hereof | Published, according to law, in the Burien | RKLY Tinks, a weekly newspaper printed published in Bates county, Mo , for four is vely, the last insertion te be at ys before the first day of the circuit court. Tae copy of the record. Witness my hand and the seal of the BAL) Circuit court of Bates County, this 26th day of December, 1895, STEWART ATCHISON, Circuit Clerk. Tucker, druggist. Belladonna Plaster The Columbia Bicycle Pad Calendar Trustee's Sale. ‘hereas James A Harris and Emily D Har- | his wife, and William A Harris and Eliza- | C Harris his wife, by their deed of trast 1 December 26th, 1804, and recorded in Tecorder’s office within and for Batescoun- | Missonri, in bcok No. 1.7 page 637 convey- tothe undersigned trustee the following cribed real estate lying and being situate | 4 en enty of Bates and state of Missouri, € Northeast quarter of section thirty-three } and the east half of t ection thirty -t {s } of range thirty re or leas, Which tosecure the fully described tas, default bh 8 of the note for $1,000 and the et thereon, an: aunual interest on other four notes now past du tunpaid Maccorting to the terms conditions Haid deed of tre tendered Whole of said able, and aid, N MQ SaturdayJanuary 25th, 1896, m the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- And five o’clock in the afternoon of that for the purpose of satisty said debt, % aud costs. C. A. ALLEN, | Trustee. Ps Address Calendar Department, POPE MANUFACTURING CO., a HARTFORD, CONN. DUEL OVER A WOMAM. l two Floridians Fight to the Death for | Love of # Coquette. Mt. Pleasant, Fla, Jan. ilove of a woman Heury Thomas and | Albert Stafford fought a duel to the | death near this place yesterday after- |noon. The and Stafford, up to i six months ago, were friends. About that time, however, both began to | pay attention to the same young |woman, and jthem deadly enemie made For two soon | months they have gone heavily armed | land it was known that when they met a fight would ensue. Yesterday Thomas und two friends went hunting, not knowing that Stafford and three friends had gone In the after noon the hunting parties met, and it seemed that a general fight would ensue. Thomas, however, urged that only he aud Staftord were con- cerned, and usked that they be al- lowed to fight it out. This was agreed to, and Thomas and Stafford, armed with pistols, faced each other at 30 yards and began firing. Neith- er was injured by the first exchange and the men advanced on each other. At the second shot Thomas fell with a bullet in his bowels. Staftord still advanced on the prostrate man, firing, when Thomas staggered to his feet, and, steadying himself by a small tree, took deliberate aim and sent a bullet through his foe’s heart. Thomas died two hours later. In taking the corpses of the young men home they were borne past the residence of the girl for whom they fought. She showed no emotion, and it has been iearned she was en on a Similar errand. gaged to a man in Georgia. A book on kidnye troable and its treatment will be mailed free to anyone who will write for it, addressing the Buker PillCo., Bangor What Nerve Ger: .. | Maine; or patient may enclose 56 cents in Postal Note, or cash ina registered letter; and one box of Buker’s Pills will be mailed togeth er with the book, post paidto the address given. Buker’s Kidney Pills is a new and marvell- ous remedy assisting nature to relieve clogged and diseased kidneys; will also relieve bladder diseases, urinary troubles, backache and little aches and pains throughout the body. Back- ache and kidney-ache are very often the same and these pills will remove the kidney trouble curethe aching back, and purity the blood, Safe in all cases. Being a new discovery, Buker’s Kidney pills are not yet on sale atall drug etores. In en- buiring, be sure you get Buker’s, (price 50cts) or address Buker Pill Co., as above, and men- tion this paper. Southwestern trade supplied by Meyer Bros. Drug Co., St. Louis Mo. 42-12m. Ran Upposition to Uncle Sam, Cleveland, O., January 8.—C. W. Tourge, ex-postmaster at West Wil- liamsfield, O., and the present chair- man of the Ashtabula county Repub- lican committee, was arrested by the United States authorities and brought to this city and placed in jail. The specific charge against him is having a large sign displayed in front of his store, with the words “postoffice’ upon it. This is con- sidered by the postal authorities to be one of the gravest offenses that can ba committed against their laws. Mr. Tourge was appointed postmas- ter at West Williamsfield by Presi- dent Harrison and was removed two years ago by President Cleveland He coatinued, however, to operate a postoflice, selling stamps und col lecting mail, which he delivered to the mail trains. Mr. Tourge claims he was ignorant of the fact that he was Violating any law He was ar- rested on complaint of the regularly appointed postmaster. Is Your, Tongue Coated, your throat dry, your eyes dull and inflamed and do you teel mean generally when you get up in the morn- ing. Your liver and Kidney are not doing their work. Why don’t you take Parks Sure cure. If it does not. make you feel better it costs you nothing-— Sold oy H. L Tucker Little Rock, Ark. Jan. S —The municipal authorities of Little Rock today refused Colonel Robert G. Ingerevil permission to lecture in this city on Sunday evening. Inger- coll d ed to delivers non-religious lecture on Shakespeare on Sunday, February Administrator's Notice Notice is hereby given, that by vi }ofan order of the probate cou of | Bates county, Missouri, made on the j}isth day of Dec. 1895, the undersigr fed public administrator for said county, has taken charge of the es- tate of Henry E Padley, deceas All persons having claims ag; said estate, are required to exh them for allowance to the adminis- one year after the date ters, or they may be pre- mm any benetit of and if helaims be not exhibited j within two years from the date of | er barred. 1 This isth}day of December, 1895. ; . V. Brown, Public Administrater. | DOUBLE HANGING OF NEGROES, 8.—For | The Execution Was Public and 3,000) | People Witnessed 11, Augusta, Miss, Jan. 8.—F. D. } |Hathorn, white, and Thompson | | Wade, colored, were hanged here | this afternoon for the murder of | Mrs. Hathorn. Fully 3,000 people | witnessed the execution, which was jpublic Wade made a statement | that what he had sworn to at the | |trial was true. Hathorn ina state-| | ment denied that he asked Wade to) kill Mrs. Hathorn. The drop fell at | 12:04 o'clock. The necks of both| men were broken by the fall. Hat-| horn was pronounced dead in five! minutes and Wade's heart ceased to| beat three minutes later. The crime for which Hathorn ard} Wade were executed was the mur der of Mrs. Hathorn on October 7} last. Hathorn had quarreled often with his wife and he determined to! get rid of her. On the day of the murder he approached Wade and of- fered him $250 anda pony to kill Mrs. Hathorn. Wade at first refus- led, but on being threatened with death he finally consented to Hat- horn’s bidding. Early in the evening Wade ap- proached the house and, meeting Hathorn, received his final instruc- tions. The negro walked around the {house toa window, through which he could see Mrs. Hathorn seated in achair. The latter arose and reach- ed for something on the mantel,thus | exposing her left side to the negro, who fired a shot gun charged with buckshot, killing the woman instant- ly. Wade was arrested and made a confession, implicating Hathorn. Both men were tried on November 20, and the jury, after being out 30 minutes, returned a verdict of guilty and the men were sentenced to be hanged today. A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if pro- curable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y¥., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bot- tles free at drug store, regular size 50c. and $1. 9-4 The Present Prospect of War. London, Jan. 10.—No influential person in England believes there is any danger of war with Germany in the near future. Authentic advices from Berlin are unanimous that no influential person there believes cir- cumstances will arise in the near future to provoke war with England. But there is no intelligent person in England who does not recognize that the Kaiser is prepared to pro- voke war in ease of further aggres- sious by England in South Africa, and that, indeed, he is in the temper to quarrel with England on almost any valid oceasion offered him. And} England is in the mood to accept} the Kaiser’s challenge whenever it | comes. There seems, however, no probability of any immediate rup- ture, because the English govern- ment, much against its will, bas been forced by -circumstances to take action in South Africa, which | this publication, they shall be forev-| removes every shadow of opportu nity for complaint by Germany or any other nation. Other circumstances may arise next month or next year which will give the Kaiser his coveted chance, if in the meantime his present phy- sical ailment or mental spleen is not} changed for the better. But there/| is no apparent prospect of these circumstances just now. Colonel | Secretary Chamberlain has played his card admirably and President | Kruger of the Transvaal has rather | |played his into Mr. Chambe | | hands. The Queen's | Kruger to day is the | card. Important Facts. 1 a i jtr } lowed { anted with headach sure you hafe catarr! en you may ; and §should jforacure. /The remedy will give in- | stant reliet. i mes 3 ca. 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