The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 20, 1897, Page 7

- eT hf “Ss @AmRmee + I: | | } { A THIEF’S LIFE, Says Hedgepeth. |Is Most Miserable of All Existences | | | least of toil and trouble. makes clothes snowy white by re- moving the dirt in a natural and healthful way. A pure soap—good for clothes and good for Sold everywhere. THE N. K. FAIRBANK CO BOSCS BOSES3E general cleaning. Made only by IPAUY, St. Lou BSOTVTSC DOSOSOSDSCOOM Order of Publication. TE OF MISSOURI) .. County of Bi ie itremembered, That heretofore, to-wit: at erm of the circuit court of Bates begun and held at the court rt and afterwards, on the 407, the same being th jalday of said term, among othe: HA roceedings were had, to: wi Mate of Missouri at the relation and to the weofS Hi Fisher ex-officio collector of the gevenne of Bates in the state of Mis- wari, plaintiff, vs.‘ unknown heirs of frenitald T. Jackson and the unknown heirs James B Robinson, de 3. Yow at this day comes the plaintiff! herein by ‘attorney and files her petition and affiday amonG other things that Archibald T and James B Robinson, are both de: thatthe real estat ein described t totheir heirs who are unknown to the or his agent 0 P' ants are non-re: yhereupon it is order ts be notified by ommenced a suit this court by petition and affida- i general nature of whi en of the state of Missouri iblinquent taxes of the years sol, ‘and 1804, amounting in the aggregate to fam of @8.11, together with interest, commission and fees upon the following ibe: land situated in tes , Missouri, te north half of the the t quarter of section thir din ip forty (40) of range thirty-three (38) and vuniess the said defendants be and appear next term of this court to be begun and in the city of Butler, Bates county, ae on the first ‘Tuesday after the second Baday{nJune, 1897, and on or before the y thereof (if the term thall so long con- and ifnot then before the end of the fm,)and plead to said petition according to same will be taken as confessed and ed according to the preve ion «i the above described real sold to satisfy the same. it is further ordered by the sta copy hereof bi blished in the Bi EEKLY TIMES, & Weekly newspi a pri Bi issouri first day of A true copy from = prtheast quatrer of buh court. Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid ] with the seal of court hereunto i: affixed. Done at office in Butler on the 6th day of April, 1897. ‘ STEWART ATCHESON, Circuit Clerk. Order of Publication. OF MISSOURI? 4g nty of Bates. 5 : Circuit Court of Bate Pia vacation April 17th, 1897. 'T! , at the relation and to , ex-officio collector of the revenue of ‘county in the state of Missouri, plain- ad, vs Margaret Lower and ¥ Walton, dants » O Civil action for delinquent taxes. How at this day attorney bet cireuit court of Bate ouri in ation and files her petition and it stat among other things that the ned defendant, Margaret Lower, is & nee ident of the state of Missou: isordered by the clerk in vacati nm that said dant be notitled by publi that tiff has commenced a suit against Mscourt by petition and affidavit th general nature of which is to enf of the state of Missouri fe to the sum of $10 commission and bed tracts of land s to-wit: the west side of the northwest or of section nine (9) township thirty-eight of range thirty (30), and that un- the said defendant be and appear next term, of this court to be begun olden in the city of Butler, Bates county uri, on the first ‘Tuesday after the second lay in June, 1897, and on or before the day thereof (if the term shall so long con- , and if not then before the end of the ‘and plead to said etition according to y, the same will be taken as confess nt rendered according to the pra: petition, and the above described real es- jsold to satisfy the same ‘Aad it is further ordered by the clerk afore MA that a copy hereof be published in the Bu EEKLY Times, & weekly newspa) dand published in Bates county, Mi for four weeks successively, the last rtion to be at least fifteen days before the y of the next term of said court. <A true from the record Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid L) with the seal of said court hereunto affixes Done at office in Butler on ri f April, 1897. mihe 17th day OL SBWART ATCHESON, W. Tavic * “Cireuit Clerk. s,together with interest, es, upon the following in Bates coun- y acres vk, Deputy Clerk. nees's Notice of Application fur Discharge. hereby given, that the undersigned J. W. Spears, will on Tuesday, day of June, 18°7,0r oon thereafter same can be heard, present to the Cir- BOourt of Bates County, Missouri, then in . his petition and applic: tion. asking to charged from his trust as a id. Dated this April 20th € Assignee of J. W Executor’s Notice. ee is hereby given, vhat letters testa- ‘on the estate of Eleanor Jayne, de- |, Were granted to the undersigned on day of May, 1897, by the probate court county, Missouri. ersons h Bquired to exhibit them for allowance to entor within one year after the date of ters, or they be precluded from enefit of said estate; and if such claims be ibited within two years from tl te publication, sr shall be forever This May 6th, . Seat GEO. D. McNEIL, ecutor. i | ving claims against said estate | Order of Publication. | svATE OF MISSOURI? unty of Bates. — 5 In the Cirenit Court of Bat yunty, Missouri in vacation, April 15th, i5U7, The State ol ssouri at the relation and to the use of A B ex-officio collector of the revenue of Bates county in the state of Missouri, plain- tif, vs. The Atlantic Trust Company, de- nt taxes. i hei nd files her as that the rustCom f Missouri. ting among tefendant pupon it is « tion that said d ; cation that. plaintii! has against it in this court by pe' and general nature of which is to) cnufor lien of the state of delinquent taxes of the year 1 amounting in the aggre- gate to the sum of $8.47, together with interest, costs, commission and fees, upon the following destribed tracts of land situated in Bates coun- ty issouri, to-wit: ‘The northwest quarter of section twelve in township thirty-nine * thirty-two (2) in Bates county, | Missouri, | and that unless the said defendant be and ap- pear at the next term of this urt to be be- gun and holden in the ci 5 county, Missouri, on the fi second’ Monday” in before the third day the » term shall so long continue, and if not then before the end di plead to said petition accord- all be taken as confessed rendered according te the prayer tition, and the above described real estate sold to satisfy the same. ‘And it is further ordered by the clerk afore- said that a copy hereof be published in the BuT- LER WEEKLY TIMES, & W y spaper print- ed and published in Ba y, Missouri, for four weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before the first day of the next term of said court. A true copy from the reeord, Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid with the 1 of said court hereunto [sear] affixed Butler on thi 1897. CHESON, Cireuit Clerk. Missouri for the day after the ,» and on or STEWART J.W. Taytor, 23-4 Deputy Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI? 4 County of Bates, 5 4: In the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri In vacation, April 16th, 1897, C Ford plaintiff, vs. Katherine Ford, defendant. Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by hisattorney John T Harding, before the un- dersigned clerk of the cireuit court of Bates county, Missouri, in vacation and files his peti- tion and affidavit, alleging among other things that defendant, Kathesine Ford,is nota resident of the state of Missou Whereupon it is order- ed by theclerk in vacation that said defendant be notified by publication that plaintiff has com~ menced a suit against her in this court by peti- { tion and affidavit the object and general nature | of which is to obtain a decree of divorce from defendant on the ground that the defendant without any reasonable cause did leave and de- sert the plaintif and has remained absent from him for :more than the space of one wh ar, and that unless the said Katheri rd, be and appear at this court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and hold- enat the court house in y of Butler,in said county, on the 15th day ne, next, and on » third day n, if the term then on or ‘ answer or plea etition in said ¢ the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly. ‘And be it further ordered that a copy_her« be published according to law, in the” Bette WerKLY Tives, a weekly newspaper printe and published in Bates county, Mo., for f scessively the last insertion to be 1 » first day of the SON, Circuit Clerk Witness my hand the circuit court of this sth day of April SWART ATCHESON, Cireuit Clerk. ATCH A true copy of the record. and the seal of {sEa] Bates coun 1sy7. Ss J. W. Taytor, 23-4t Depaty Clerk THE AL AURLEY LUMBER CO. are | General Office at Kansas City, Missouri. This company, with R. J. Hurley, | of Butler, Mo., as General Menager, ‘has Eight Lumber Yards in this {county and other in adjoiniag coun ties. The fact that we operate number or yards, enables us to buy all kinds of building material in large quantities and sell at LOWEST PRICE. Call and see us. it] the St. Louis, Mo, May 12.—The ef- |forts to secure a pardon |Marion C. Hedgepeth have taken | definite form. In the course ofa | few days a petition will be present- jed to Governor Stephen. | Hedgepeth writes io his own be- | half: “My health is shattered and I fear a few years more will end me. I have been a prisoner six years, and | this has taught me something. My lone aim now is to reform: to once more be with my devoted wife and to care for my poor old motber and my sisters. You who bava never done wrong cannot conceive of a convict’s life. Shut out from the world, isolated and despised, looked upon with sus- picion by even your fellow felone, a prey to remorse; or, sometime what is worse, a venomous, hating deter- mined enemy of society. Ob, a thief’s life is the most miserable of all existences. I see my way now, and if God wi'ls that I may once more enjoy freedom, none shall serve him better than I” A Queer (?) Medicine. There isa medicine whose proprietors do not claim to have discovered some hitherto unknown ingradient, or that it is @ cure-all. This honest medicine only claims to cure cer- tain diseases, and that its ingredients are rec- ognized by the most skilled physicians as being the best for Kidney and biadder disease. It is Foley’s Kidney Cure. AtJ A Trimble’s. Paducah, Ky, May 12—Tommy Miller, 19, Hico, Ky., while plowing in his fathers field, usearthei a plant which he took to b> angelica. It proved, however, to be the root of the deadly hemlock. The boy ate and resumed Sudden'y he fell between the plow handles and died face tender sprouts work. downward in the new made furrow befcre assistance reached him Albert Newberry and Robert Tucker, Beatoa county farm hands, stols two mules from John Coffey, near Climax Springs, and sold them Monday to John W. Menefee, at Se- dalia, for $65. Later they were ar- rested and confessed their crime. What's the Use ot Talking About colds and coughs in the} sum- mer time. You may haye a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure for it. Sold by H. L.Tucker Murphysboro, Ill, May 10.— Pheebe Stratton, a colored woman, 105 years old, died Monday morn- ng at her home in this city. She wes the mother of three children, the youngest of which is 78 years of age. Rogers, Ark., May 10.--The first solid train of strawberries forward- ed from this section went north to- night. The traia consisted of 13 cars, averaging 600 crates to the car. The fruit was for westera pointe principally Kansas City and Denver. Is Your Tongue Coated, your throat dry, your eycs dull and inflamed and do you fee! 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 ey H.f Tucker Delegat2s from Grand Army posts representing the Southwest Missouri Veterans’ Association selected Ne- jvada as a permanent meeting place |for the annual eacampments of the association. Maryville, Mo., May 13.—Francis Combs of Gentry county has sued Adelma Stingley, arich farmer near Ravenwood, for $15,009 damages. He claims Stingl+y, who is 60 years, alienated bis wite's affection. TORIA. Capt E. F. Murphey, of Macon, died Monday of +tomach trouble, aged 72. He served thiough the wares a Unicn soldier and was prominest inG. A R circles. Mrs Pelly Powell, widow of Rob- ert Powell, a coldier in the war of 1812, died at Mexico agei 93 years. She had been feeble for years and often prayed for d-ath. + We guarantee this to be the best cough syrup manufactured in the whole wide world. This is saying 2 great deal, but it is true. For consumption, coughs, Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. croup, whooping bronchitis, asthma, 4 eof the throat and cough, and all 4 lungs, we positively Horehound Sy1up to bejwithout an equal on the whole tace of the globe. In su>- rt ot this statment we refer to every individual who has ever used it, and to every druggist who has ever seld it. Such evidence is indisputable. Sold by H L Tucker, for | Colds sore throat, sore chest,pneumonia, } guarantee Ballard’s | BECLARED INSANE. | Joseph Warner Who Killed His Father | at Westphalia, Mo., Will Go to an Asylum. Linn, Mo, May 12 —Joseph War ner of Westphalia, this couaty, who murdered his father last bate judge of this county to deter mine bis sanity. The jury returned a verdict of insanity, and the mur | | derer will accordingly be sent to an jinsane asylum. }about 21 years, who lived with his father and mother at Westphalia, a | prosperous little city of about 6C0 |inhabitants, nesrly all of whom are Germans. Charles Warner, the mur- dered man, was a wealtby German citizen past 70 years of age. On Friday last he and son Joseph were alone at home, attending to some work about the house. Joseph at tacked his aged father with a stick and beat him to death. Having killed him, he took a rock and beat bis head into a mags, then went to the citizena in the business part of the town and reported the affair. He was arrested and detained while proceedings were conducted and afterwards brought here to the county seat and placed in jail. Clawson Hanged Somerville, N. J., May 12.—Elmer Clawson was hanged here to day io the Somerset county jail. He was 19 years old and shot a former em- ployer, Harry Hodgett, a farmer, on the raorniog of August 29 last The murderer asked Hodgett to re-sm ploy him and on the farmer's refusal to do so a quarrel began. during which Clawson drew a revolver and fired three shots at his victim. Then mounting a wheel the murderer rode away. Clawson has since his convic tion professed contrition for his crim and recently, at his request, was baptized into the Methodist Episcopal church. Killed by « Fist- Blow. Kansas City, Mo., May 13.-David Fitzgerald, a noted town character, known widely as “Rock Island Dave,” died at the hospital bere yes- terday from injuries inflicted ten days ago by Thomas Hyland, who sent him to the ground with a ter- rific right-hander on the head. Hy- land will be held for murder. Kendallville, Ind., May 13.—Elijah Newlin, a wealthy farmer, was held up by tramps last night and robbed of $800 in money. He offered re- sistance and was ssriously injured Vigilance committees have been or- ganized to mete out summary jus tice. Last night the residents of Wanatah rose en masse and drove off the tramps from that plaee. Capt. Strong Assassinated. Lexington, Ky., May 10.—Capt. William Strong, aged 72, was assas- sinated last night near his home ia Breathitt Co, by unkaown persons. Capt Strong was a famous fighter, and has beea mixed up in several feuds. His last was with Ed Calla- han two weeks ago. It was supposed the men had made friends. Fell into a Creek. Columbia, Mo., May 13.—Whi'e playing on the bank of Cedar Creek, this county, Roy Anderson, 9 years old fell into the water and was drowned. The water was very shal- low but the boy was caught under a log and was drowned before he could be rescued. Cancer Of the Face. Mrs. Laura E. 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