The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 23, 1896, Page 8

| United Confederate Veterans. Order of Publication. : STATE OF MISSOURI, ? .. | New Orleans, La., April 11.—The | | County of Bates. 1s S8- o : = | In the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, e following general orders were issued | “in vacation, March Isth' lsvs. The state of | Ti | missouri at the relation and to the of; |from headquarters of the United | S'y Fisher ex-oftcio collector of the revenue | 1 r i t Bat co th stat DEALERS IN—— Confederate Veterans by Gen. J.B.) fisinur, vs. Edward Morgan, | Gordon this afternoon: re ace “With pride the geperal com. | per attormes. be ulates the United | manding congr | Confederate Veterans that the num-/* | ber of camps iu our historical and |} benevolent association bas reached 1} 1800. He feels assured that the num | ber will easily reach 1,000 by the 14 ment tax |date of the Richmond reunion, on | interest, costs. commis | fotlowing described tr souri e | June 30 and July 1 and 2 next, if} northeast ccr addition te {the division commanders will from] | As good as:can‘ Be made regardless of price 1 ounces ; | | ithat He urges them to|6ftniscour seam audigier inti immediate action; so that the Old! | mucstay acer the neseadl mondaeey | veterans can all be united and thus| }f%, aud onpr before the third day. thereot, preserve and perpetuate a irue and |e ee ee tam dee impartial history of their glory, and | t#kgnss contesse Cand aid the disabled, the needy and the = printed and pub ty the grand deeds of their deceased | souri, for tour week sertion to be at least = “I Highest prices paid for country produce. We invite comrades. Veterans in every locali Sartcae congitcomhen cgi we vit re wie a m 3 ty are urged to send at once to these; i higaid er aioresaid qvith the s 0 ; ‘joa u ‘ eee : seat] of sald court hereunto afixed Done everybody to call and examine our stock end prices. headquarters for necessary papers! at office in Butler on this the 19th day | { * sa : Ee | of march, 1596, STEWART ATi We expect to meet all competition. and organize camps. ae: ne ECs HESON cuit Clerk ‘ circuit court otf Bates county, vacation, Marct ISAAC FOWLER, |*OREe7 48D cmicimat ore amen} « Git Miss Jat the re ate f serene te y ounce lector ot the rever of Bates county in \ the state of Missouri, plaintiff, 1s. CW N A 2 Hollenback, defendant, 5 Civil action for deling taxes, C ia) \ Now at this day ¢ plaintift so West oth St., Kansas City, Me. | her » 1896, on and SETTLEMENT DUCKET. i ARE YOU ae BAN K RU PT corealey, Probate Settiement Docket May Term, constitution undermined by ex- , SISSIce WLS SE Fish io col- . . 1 li Estates. 3 ttorney before travagance in eating, by disre- | eisie1 Calvin, John A Ford G & C- ae ~ anea_ | dersigned clerk of the circuit’ co P = ae # y Annie K Marquardt, Theo marquardt Guard. | Regular graduate-authorized by the stator |p. t.” County in the state ot vardin x the laws Ginaturc, OF | James F Nance, WS HutchisonG & C. and conceded to ke the leading aud most tre ce eee pi diy tee ae 5 > pe Josia P Stanley. FJ Tygard and J © Clark | successful Specialist in BLOOD, NERY- [5° aca . pore aa : ne physical capital all gone, if so, | , Guzters. OUS and URINARY DISEASES. stating among other things that thea : physical capital all © » TT SOs | JW Haskins, J © Lane Adm’r, NERVOUS BEBILITY s2hisszetenc: named defendant, CW ee i ER | 2p pay. spondency, irritable | Non-resident of the state ot Missouri. D t Tt d NE VE DESPAIR | Mary G at ey EC Madd aaa temper, lack of development, backache -| Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in ont a e our wor ee : Bee . eaver Miller, J rooks guarc hess, Spots before eye: iother glo lh eacatonitnal said d-tendal be notified Tutt’s Liver Pills will cure you. | Emme Chambers, CE Horton G & C. toms perfectly cured. 1 RSET ere seek nouns for it but bu a piece 4 : s Lisle Standish, C E Horton Adm’r. mnilicy urine incontinence, | BY Publication that plaintitt hay com- ° 4 For sick headache, dyspepsia, | ©™ Batts, Raney Washburn Adm'r, LOST VITALITY eee econ fiia: | enced a suit against him in this court d - ; ‘ “1 3D Day. dred troubles absolutely cured. by petition and afiidavit the object and an see or yourse f. i sour stomach, malaria, torpid | ciinton Ralston, James Dudley Adm’r, any stage, causing sore throat,| general nature ot which is to entorce : Lee Forest Caldwell, Jona. Hornback Guard. | SYPHILIS filing aie pain in tones and | the lien of state of Missouri tor the ve- > OD . liver, constipation, biliousn Ray Holloway et al. Freelin Holloway G & C. Joseph Baum, J R Baum Adm’r. Tommie Chambers et al, Mary E Chambers many other symptoms, cured permanently t lir out mercury. 2s of year 1890 amounting in the aggregate tothe sum of $3.84 to- juent ta and all kindred diseases. Soe eee , costs, commission Tutt’s Liver Pilis Sp Day. # Pree) adteessupon the followin decribed A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR- y an absolute cure. Brooke € Maing, Isaac N Maine Adm/r. | ual weakness, ete, cured without surgical op- | Missouri, to wit: GAIN.”? MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USE§ 4 | Adm eration. Lot thirteen and fifteen, block eieven j Lula Haufman et al, Wm Minnick G & C. without the use of knife | in the v ila > of prague, and that un- HIS RED HAIR TURNED WHITE- 4TH Day. PILES FISTULA ete. cured by new and} at the next term of this court tobe begun James N Smith, Anneta V Smith Adm’r. ’ 4 painless methods. and holden in the city of Butler, Bates — Angee Smith et al, Anneta V Smith Curator. : = a Serene aemerey mien (Book on zbove diseases free for stamp.) county, Missouri, on the first Tuesday \ Sexton Herndon Scared by an Upheaval | Mark Lutsenhizer, F M Steele Exec. ALL who consult DR. H. J. WHITTIER, the | atter the second Monday in Tune, 1896, : = WEES eS ns Wowrd "Willi : Pioneer Specialist of the West, either in the qhird ore B E ( oes Wm Worrell, JE Williams Curator Plneer Specialist of the West. either 18) agnor betore the third day thereot,| A Quarter of a Year fora Quarter of aDolare if ' z leer 4 ide dae 3 did opinion ae physician well known for| if the termshall so long continue, and ———S Se ii Io : pees . | Lyda Halse et al, John K Hulse G & C. skill and integrity. if not then before the 1 ot the term, } Wolcott, N. Y¥., April 15.—Rela Maud K Sheperd, George M Sheperd Guard. pe madeltinteannn Get and plead id kata nettHon accordine te - : . . elo: page etal, 3 DavisG & C sma i % a : i 5 tives of those who have died in and | Py A ndércon, WE'Roley Adm’r, cS made that cannot be MGs) law, the same will be taken as confessed Wwice-a- ee lm a i Y . | Mary E weaden, J R Weaden Guard. ines furnished atsmall y jand ered according to the ii ie Ue ae a ee ee 6rit DAY. ere secure from observation. yer of said petition, and the above t cott, six miles north of here, recently | oye reatment never sent C. O. D. 5 p Jones, H P Jones G & C. described real estate sold to satisty the ps NO ST Cc VEN A WwW pa Y have had great difticulty in securing Burg Price, George Price G & U ree Consultation and Urinary Analysis. same. LL I Nathan Hart et al, Aaron Hart Curator. Office hours, 9 to 4and 7 to 8 Sunday, 10 to 12. | : . +1. | Rosa Bell Deck, Geo Templeton Adm’r. % And it ts further ordered by the clerk cone ; = = 5 ‘ . : | anyone to dig graves, in some in-| pred Reisner, Wm E Walton Curator. FAGTS ¢ nek BER ed ae by | atoresaid that a copy hereof be publish- Beginning January 1, The Kansas City Twice-a-Week Times will be stances having to do the work them- in pay. eee ee oe ed in the Butler Weekly Times, a weekly sent to any add 5 ra 3 all or addres i = 3 2 - § any address in th | | ee | Qhas 1, Radford, Jno B Newberry Curator. Call or address in strict confidence newsp printed and published in y the United States Four Months for . | Wm J Crow, Martha Crow Adm’rx, Bie eae aiccou ie reeks ' T by H 1 har RP Sheppard, Anua Sheppard Adm’rx, DR. H. J. WHITTIER, [Sates coun (p SEEIES Gs GUIS NSS: ‘ ’ : y Sheppard Shelf Guarc = successively the last insertion to be at w « 2 imot’ erndon, a local charac- | yfary s heppard, H B Chelf Guard. 10 Weat Ninth Street, } £ 1 " He ase al wz ter, has for many yeara officiated as | Mary J Field, John H Sutlens Exec’r, eacaetie ‘ least fitteen days betore the first day of (J. : : i, yy i : eu oe @iecar Junction) Kansas Clty, Mos | the next term ot said court a0 LY) BK N T S v sexton aud grave digger. Late in Adam Kriger, Katherine Kriger Guard. = A true copy trom the record. Witness eas” JF oe |- . praham Krigeret al, katherine Kriger Guar. ae —— my handas clerk ctoresaid wi March he was engaged to dig the | tienezer Carver, Samantha Carver Alms, Order of Publication. Sen asa e pas pera with g i rave of ayoung girl named Walters. | John E Tuttle, L'B Allison G &C. STATE OF MISSOURI, ? SE Seon On Sane, CON ne oree sé . : y! —; 6 - | Mary Cheatham, W F Jackson Adm’r. County of Bates, "4 85- ~~ affixed. one fotice in ae = ‘ e set about his task about night- gru Day. In the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, | ler on this the igth day of March, 1896. 1e Presidential Ca ign wi i : ess margaret Romine. J B Chowning, Adm’r an Neen tie et ann Lee the erate Of Mis STEWART ATCHESON, int t SS eet Already the sign a fall, and early in the evening was | staggic Newel, SF Warnock Adavr souri at the relation and to the useof SH} 2, 4+ Circuit Clerk, |POint to a most exciting time. You can’t afford to be with out a pape b Aatillial work: | Geo A Heath,’S F Warnock Adm’r. Ruperts a: ce ci Conbecton or she xevenns Ot Bee _ | that prints all the news of all the parties. 4 observed still at work. hos 8 Hudson, Wm F Hudson Adm’ ft AUR ban Stetace ne eee Order of Publication i i : : Jas W Whinnery Theo packer & We Brown| U&_vs. Louisa Stewart and the unknown| Order of Publication. The Times has fully prepared itself to print more campaign new An hour later loud cries were|°*{amrs 2 9 heirs of Michael Stewart, deceased, defend- | STATE OF MISSOURI, } than any paper west of New York Special dente will tell the z : ants. FEU ws + ss. 8 3 : correspondents w heard in the neighborhood, and lon Day Civil action for delin c County ot Bates, j | AY. g ¢ quent taxes. pidee oe r E ke y all eidiek vias chaaeek “saad Albert Paay, aeorbe® Alaback Curator. ow at this day comes. the plaintid perein we the circuit court ef Bates county, a ep = SS “~ to i ae Travine S Payne et al, mary Payne G & Ce by her attorney, before the undersigned clerk | Missouri, in vacation, April 4th, 1896 3 ive writers at ashington vi i ale far hi ava . 5 Quintus Silvers, Charles A Denton Curator. | Of the cirenit court of Bates county in the state | the ctate of Miscourl at th ar nation ere the k. Can fford :. re Sere Sepecially ones — madly for home and screaming wild- | varcaret A Daviset al. H G Davie Curator, | of Missouri, in vacation and having heretofore Poe setateie: Musodruagthe epeuony ae =f ais - Can you afford to be without this tnformation when 25 cenls } i j f Harry Hill, eamie Hili Adm’rx. on the 30th day of December, 1395, filed herein he us 5 isher €x-othcio col-| will keep you fully and faithfully advised for f it ths?, | ly. Arrived there,’ he said that he | ae her petition and affidavit, steting among other | lector of the revenue of Bates county in - 7 oes a or four long months?.§ ra : See ee things that the above’ named defendant, : scent. olaint Se Don’t delay. This offer will . r had encountered spirits near the | Jas Le Cassity, Lafayette Cassity Adm’r. Michael Stewart ie dead and during hie lifetime eee py mee acne REY ee a _ = ‘ ‘ | Ulysse elch, Almyrie Welch G & C. and at the time of his death was the owner of | Schmit, SSy stee: m& ey) Pip, \ ‘ bottom of the grave, who had heaved | Joel Zinn, John Zinn Adm't aN he land in plaintifl’s petition described. That Home Savings & Loan Association of t EMEMBER THE CAMPAIGN RATE 2 CENTS FOR FOUR MONTHS In th i tos ree! . \ u e Curator. he defendant Louisa Stewart is bis widow: issouri, Thos rr. tr-istee: anc nd A LS ILE EE a SS I open the ground, thrown him down | Ecsite ota Oakiey C Johnson Adm’r. | that plaintif is unable to set out the names of oun oe OSE Eee SEE ; 2 STATE OF MISSOURI.) __ he heirs of said Michael Stewart for the rea-| ~ Day'€, Gelendants. i and 8 to bury — A party) County of Bates, "5 8° son that they are unkpown to this plaintiff and Civil action tor delinquent taxes. | Try a can of Hopkins’ Steamed i | EE PLL IS ASE ieee : eoins | Snits officers and agents, but such heirs are Now at this day comes the plairti iny( a i i went to the graveyard, but could see | to hereby certify the above and foregoinz| made parties defendante herein as. the une | po" ce this day comes the plaintiit } THE | Hominy(huljed corn.) It is delicious nothing | tobe a true and correct copy of the settlement | known heirs of Michael Stewart, deceased, | herein by her attorney, berore the un- ict $ | Fah quart, i6c. 6-8. In the morning, however, the | Witness my hand and seal this the | tis ordered by the clare hee ceation semebon | Bates county in the state of Missouri, “? touches the Spot < | ace ES ane ah 8 is ordered by the clerk in vacation that said | ; es se % naaes tae 3 an % ground at the bottom was found| ["4t] ‘thdayof April: sw defendants be notified by publication that |i. Vacation And files her petition and] § ¢ with sit | P M : ‘ 5 ce 1. DALTON, laintii has commenced asuit against them in | affidavit, sta other s > $ | broken, and an investigation disclos-| * 4 Judge of Probate. ae court By Re sarann afidavit the object | that t v detendant Chris 3 z Pas OPULAR AGAZ! ‘ i and general nature of whichis to enforce th sch eside = es ed the fact that the digger had come lien of she state of Missouri for the delingaent | S°P5} 4 ees ident of the state] ¥ é f care j ape : taxes of the year iS), amounting in the a, Missouri. = W { - pi om ong aang ofa a of ee : gate to the sum of$25 40, together with. Inmter- | dered by the cle ; a woodchucks, whose struggles | ‘ s, commi fees, upon the follow- | de ¢ £ : | bp) - truggles had ad cribed tracts ofland sitwated in Betes | 0° ; 2a] terrified him. Herndon and some | . . Missouri, to-wit jt $ 3 ald sett & ‘ a The West half of the southeast quarter of | ag 7 é ; of his ignorant neighbors, however, three, township thirty-eight of range | and $ ( ¢ | refused to believe this simple expla- enty-nine,and that unless the sald defend-| ture ot whi i i nt be and app t the t fa | tu t which 3 | nation, and will not go near the cem. court fond beetle adennton the Sly aor state of { 4 etery under any circumstances. ee Missouri, on the first | taxes of tl ; i; ’ : 1 ter the secon Monday in Jt P + 4 The former's hair has changed and on or before the ad thereoi ay . i ne og re nike fr 9 rm shall so lpnz continue, and if not th 7 from a bright red to white from the euilot the termi] and-vleadte scare he underwent. law. the same will} judgment rendered | fsaid petition, andj " t It May Doas Much for You So See . i FRANK LESLIE'S OPULAR KORE ul E MOI ee! Nf = ce all nature e r 1 ] = | ( Frontispiece ; 125 Matter; 100) Nes tions; More Lit tions than an Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, IIL, writes that he had a severe kidney THE BEST trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his SPRING MEDIC! bladder was affected. He tried many | !S SIMMONS LIVER REGUL so called kidn cures but without | | chee ze any good re About a year ago > Bitters and lectric Bitters > eure of all les and often lief. One trial Price 50¢ ¢ he begau u i found relief at once. i inlly adapted ministrator’s Notice s her . given, that letter 1 on the estate of BAR al an prove our stat $1. At H. L. don the 1 the pre issouri. tlaims nst | required to exhibit > the execu Pucker’s drug 21 4t. 3, anc such claims be got exhibited within rears from the date of this pub-! they shall be forever barred. | th March, 1896. Joun H. O'DEa, | 18-4t Administrator. j 2i-gt 7 mc Times and Pleasant Ho a {Undoubtedly the Best ! DEALERS EVERYWHERE |= =82=== ere kK.