The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 20, 1899, Page 6

LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM RUDELY SHATTERED. Miss Ella Wilson of Montrose, | Mo., Killed Herself With a Shotgun. Betrothed Joined the Army—He Had Written | Her That He Intended Going to Manila to Remain Probably Three Years. Montrose, Mo , April 12.—Because | her betrothed had re enlisted in the army and declared his intention of | going to Manila, to remain probably three years, Miss Etta Wilson, 20 years old, daughter of County Judge William Wilson, living s short dis- tance north of Montrose, committed suicide last night by shooting her- self in the heart with ber father’s shotgun. Last December Virgil McCreary, ahandsome young fellow, who had jast been honorably discharged from the army after taking part in several conflicts of the Spanish-American war, arrived in Montrose to visit his brother, a merchant at Piper, imme diately north of bere. In the course of his stay McCreary met Miss Wilson. It was a cass of love at first sight. Each was attract ed toward the other. Soon they were fast friends, and not long after ward they were ardent lovers. He proposed and she accepted. Never did man and woman seem better mated, and relatives and friends of both were pleased at the prospective union. Preparations were made for the wedding, which was to take place shortly. The bride elect’s trousseau had been procured and arrangements for the ceremony were completed. There was rejoicing in the Wilson home, and apparently two youthful hearts were filled with happiness. But that happiness was destined to be shortlived. The wedding march was not to be played. In its stead the fates had decreed a funeral dirge. The church that was to be decorated with the emblems of joy was to day darkened with the symbols of sor- row. The dream of youth had, as the old adage runs, gone by contrary. 4 few days ago McCreary left the ome of the Wilsons, saying that he intended visiting relatives in North Missouri. The saparation was to be short, thought the merry bride to be, and therefore it would be bearable. No word had she from the man she worshipped that the separation would be for yearr, perhaps forever, and no thought came into her mind that his goodby might be a last farewell. But yesterday there an awakening—an awakening to the pure, young soul who had trusted in man. And the awakening proved but the sputtering of the candle of a fair young life. Miss Wilson's father brought to her from the postoffice a letter ad- dressed by Mc@reary’s hand. Jt was she blow that crushed her hopes, shatterad her dreams, wrecked her life. McCreary said that he had re enlisted in the army and was going to Manila. Biss Wilson read the letter and trembled, but, contrary to woman’s tradition, did not faint. She merely grew silent, and atear was seen to wellin her eye. She retired to her room, without mentioning to anyone the mature of the news she had re ceived. When she wasalone she planned self-destruction. It wasa desperate step, but in her despondent maod it seemed a!l that was left for her to do. Some think that her mind be eame unbalanced, and in a fit of | eommitted came insanity she the awful deed. She wrote a letter to McCreary, sealed it and requested her parents to mail i: to him. Then she is ed a brief letter to her father and mother, bidding them good-by and telling the cause of her rash act This finished, she prepared for the} finale. Securing her father’s gun, she placdd it to her heart, made sure | | Death* was | of her aim and fired. almost instantaneous Her mother hearing the report of the gun, rushed into her daughter's | room, but all was over. To-day the body ef the unfortu nate young woman was laid to rest. | Sought Death by Poison. | Macon, Ga, April 12.—Julian Ran- jgome, one of the most noted duelists | planters and financiers in the south ern states, committed suicide at Vineville, a suburb, some time last} | night, by taking morphine. When | his cervant came to wake him this | morning the Major was sitting ina chair by the side of a emall table, | dressed in evening costume, the bot- | tle of morphine on the table anda | short note lying by its side. The note explained that he was tired of | life, and was going to join hie father land mother, who, the note declared, were his only two friends. A short time ago he lost his fortune in the collapse of the Eagle and Phoenix Cotton Milling concern. Rev. John Reid, Jr. of Great Falls, Mont, recommended Ely’s Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, ‘1t is a positiye cure for catarrh if used as directed "— Rey. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Cen- tral Presbyterian Church, Helena, Mont. After using Ely’s Cream Balm six weeks I believe myself cured of catarrh.—Jos. Stewart, Grand Ave, Buffalo, N. Y. A 10e trial size or the 50c siza of Ely’s Cream Balm will be mailed. Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, N. ¥ Want Roberts Barred Out. Warrensburg, Mo, April 13.—The Kansas City Presbytery of the Pres- byterian church, after a two days’ session, adjourned late Wednesday night. The next meeting will be at Appleton City, beginning the last Tuesday in September. The general assembly of the Presbyterian church meets May 18, for a ten days’ ses sion at Minneapolis. Ths commis- sioners selected to represent this Presbytery are Rev. E. W. Clipping- er of this city, Rev. L. P. Cain of Sedalia, Messrs W. B. Hale of Cali- forniaand E D. Sayles of Lowry City. The csso of Brigham H. Roberts, the Utah Polygamist was vigorously discussed Presbytery declared that he not be seated State of Ohio, City ot Toledo,) _. I.ucas County. _™ Frank J Cheney makes oath ier he is the senior partner ot the firm of F J Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of ‘Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDERD DOLLARS tor each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cur- ed by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure, FRANK j. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and suscrik in my presence, this 6th day of Dec. A. D. ’98 congressman, end the should =o f ‘sear } Geib | Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ot the syst Send for testi- monials, free- F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. payr-Sold by druggist, 75. Ps Ws Special Rates. Annual Meeting German Baptist Dunkards, Roanoke, Va., and re- turn May 18 and 19 one fare plus two dollars for round trip; good returning to June 24th. Annual Meeting Imperial of the Mystic Shrine, Buffalo, N. Y. Tickets on sale June li and 1 good returning to July 2nd at rate of one fare plus two dollars for round trip. 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County of Bates ; In the cirenit court, Febreary term, 1509, State of Missouri at the relation andtothe use of A B Owen, ex io collector of the revenn of Bates county, Missouri, plaintit, vs Emma J McKenzie, defendant. Civil action for delinquent taxes Now at this day comes the plaint by her attorney and flies hue petition 4 davit. alleging ong otherihings ant, Emma J McK the state of Missour: the court ed by publication that plaintd 1 < this r y the Order of Publication, ag STATE OF MISSOURI petition and nature of wh 1 aD state of my the year iss. > { ‘ Pr f Axes of the year the sume ofgg. ts, commission Bat Missour Sn . arter of the seat ght G4 n shall so: 6 the end, n acon . nken as ¢ neat ad er ord * the chee 7 here Ulished in the Bope HFS, a Weekly newspaper prints printed an souri, for fo ertion to be “t ty dave before the first day of court of th term of sai A court J t Clerk 1p THU RM Ny Cire SEA al of the Cir- [seat) my hand and seal of the pe nl, unty, this 7th 7 of Bates c ty, th thd day of Apri THURMAN . ' p ae 4 Circuit Clerk, 22-4t Circuit Clerk STATE OF MISSOURI, ? Order of Publication County of Bates ‘ STATE OF MISSOURI? . Inthe Circuit Court, February term, 15%). County of Bates ‘ State of Missouri at the relation and to the | In the Circ uary term use of A B Owen, sector of the | of Mi and to the eeu revenue for Bates county, plaintiff, vs W F B Ow or of the revenuedt M Misener, defendan Bates county, Missouri, plaistiff, vs, Oliv Order of Public Miller, ant Now at this day comes t herein by poacher niger =. Now at this day and the plaintiff hereia her attorney and petition and afidar vit, alleging amoz her attorney and aftida- ings that defend- W F M Misener, is not a resident leging among other things that the aber » of Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered | ®med defendant, Olivia Miller, is 9 omens hat detendant be notifi t of the state of Missouri. Wher publication t plainti? has comme: phe gp a Bw cont that said sait against nin this court, the object and i he . bas ooh pal plication that general nature of which is to’ enforce the lien | i! has co “oi ne a suit against her & of the state of Missouri for the de- moe urt, cg yee on = gle my ite the objeet ; t ae foe th aaa and general nature of which is ‘to enfone rarye mi Og Steriod amount | the lien of the state of Missouri for the delle it quent taxes of the year Ii, smounting Inti “ ate ts, commission and foes, upon acres, lot six southeast quarter of rs hn de rit = te of lead slteated east quarter of section twenty-eight | /porrounsss ® tt Moen township thirty-vine (59) range thitty-one - : t quarter of te a the sald defendant be and | S0Uthcast quarter of section seventeen (iD tame .and that umle appear st their court, aie Cixty—aie at the next term thereof » thirty-three (8) aa ofl that unless defendant, Olivia to be begun and holden at the court house in 4 the city of Butler, in said county, on the| Miller, be and | appear at the | Bam thirteenth day of June, next, and on or be- : court, begun and I i Iden in the city of Butler, Bates county, Min fore the third day of eaid term, if tho term uri, on the first Tuesday after thea shall co long eontinue—and if not, then on oF | orig ein yume, Isto wad on or Maton ae before the lust day of said term—answer or | Monday in dune, 1, ane oe alt plead tothe petition in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly. And it is further ordered, that a copy hereof be published, according to law. in the But- x WEEK Times, a weekly newspaper printed and ntinue the term, ing to law, the and if not, t and p same en on or before the ad to said petition secant Will be taken as confessed ording to the "Ove, eocevel Fa in said county of Bates for four weeks successively, published at least |, A04 it is! ~ red that acopy baa once 8 week, the last insertion to be at least oki 1 and publiabed i thirty days days before the first day of the Bat d en Ri eo gr fou P said next June term of this court cessively, the lastinsertion to be at lea J.P. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk: | days before the first day of the next June tem e oe . Liber ge” gd ~ | of said cou SEAL] ness my band, and eeal of the Cir- . . cult cuit Court of Bates county, thie >th | 4 true copy iron thee Wi day of Agsits is i tie A true copy from the record, Witness m 3 ae ° Circuit Clerk and seal of the circuit ¢ on citi sstuseeccpaae [seat] county, this 7th day of April, J. 2. TH iit, TRUSTEE’S SALE, Cireult Clerk Whereas James M S. and Mary A Scifers r his wife, by their deed of trust dated Order of Publication. December lth, 1896, and recorded in the . OF MISSOURI) recorder’s office within and for Bates county, | STATE OF MISSOURI? gy Missouri, in book No. M7 age 12 conveyed d to the undersigned trustee the following de- | 1m the February te scribed real es lying and being situate in| of M relation and t the county Of Bates and state of Missouri, to- Owen collec of the revensegt wit . Bates county in the f Missouri, —plaltte One hundred and twenty two (122) acres off the | Uff, vs. J M Walizer, defendant, north side of the southeast quarter of segtion Order of Publication pany in towmship thirty-nine (3) 1 Now at this day comes the plaintiff herds See eee eee eee eee at aay, | Dee etwormey and files er mtorr Tees ak Gea ttE a Gentine Bs ee ng other things that detvodaat, and ten ))in section twe ght (os lizer, is a non resident of the ee ee raged Whereupon itis ordered by thecoutt acres off the south end of said lots nine (9) and cat hes commenced. ¢° Satan ten (10) leaving one hundred and twenty-two ix ha ee ee spe i 122) acres more or less hereby conveyed, which | py ature of whieh is conveyance was made in trust to secure the | br Missouri for the delingt payment of one certain note fully described in said deed of trust; and whereas, default has with interest, ¢ been made in the payment of the annual inter- upon the following deserbal est on said note; and whereas, acc te In Bates county, Mismnae terms and cc ons of th " of tr » sueh default render neteen (19) and twenty (20) Honste® debt due and payable once and addition to Adrian, Mo., and that unleen same is now past due a unpaid. cand” detentions H’ Walizer, ee oe of ae appear at this court at the next = holder of said note and pursuant to term thereof, to be begun and holden at @F con ons of said a : I will proceed court house in the city of Butler, in sald que od ce red premises at publie| ty on the first Tuesday after the second Mame t bidder f ; omrt house Butler, eounty of Bates and sta vendue, to the hig' east front d of th the 13th day of day in June, to-wit the third day of 154, next and on or before of Missouri, term, (if the term shall so long continue, aaam sca not then before the last day of said term a Friday, April 23, 1899, swer or plead to the petition in said cause, ie between the hears of nine o’clock in the fore- | $4me will be taken as confessed and judgmest noon and five e’clock in the afternoon of that -~— 5 ue —— accord ngly at a copra h s sfying ic eb) And be it further orderec atisfying said debt, |, “cublished, according to lew, in the mai Cc. A. ALLEN WEEKLY Times, a weekly newspaper t and published in Bates county, Mo., for @ weeks sively, the last insertion to Mea F least thirty days before the firetday of @ ustee’s Sale next term of the June circuit court. — pints J THURMAN, Circuit Clete Whereas M A Wilson by hie A trae copy from the record. Witnat leed of trust dated February lath, ] my hand and the seal of the Co , and recorded in the Recorders office within yurt of Bates ty, this 7th daye and for Bates county, Missouri, in book No 147 J. P. THUBMAS, > 264, conveyed to the undersigned trustee Circuit g described real estate lying and — in the County of Bates and State Ord-r of Publication er of the northwest quar- | sTaTE OF MISSOURI} c n_ township Goats cite In the Circuit Court, February term, 1900, Gate of Missouri at the relation and to the use oth B Owen ex-officio collector of the revenae Bates county, Missouri, plaintitt, vs, WUBEe Paul, defe of Publication things, that aoe jai dent of the aes Missour is ordered court that said « tion that < for the year to the nterest, + following SF from $3 to $15. Sad styles and prices, from the cheapest steel fork cow boy and seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps full line machine oils end axel grease. Trim buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring your old harness and saddles and trade fo: new oner. We have the largest retui mess store in tle Southwest #14 ness are all made at home. One bundred and thirty sets on hand. Come, in-pect and get our ‘99 prices. We will surpris? you. “.McFARLAND BROS. BUTLER, Mo. to the|{ sole leather spr ing | THORM. Creat @ | tof Bates count of Final Settlemege ll persons having ¢ | are required to lowance | to the administrator wi thin one year after the | date of ssid letters, or they my bi recladed from any benefit of ssid estate; and if euch claim be not exhibited within two years from the date of this publi they shall be for- | next term of the Bates county 7 ever barred. Thi bh day of March, 1599. in Bates county, state of Missourt, ED DALTON, at Batler, commencing on the SARAH DALTON 1999, EVA BAL Administrators. Administratrix of C. Notice Motice ie hereb7 all others inte deceased, tn Eva Lewis) admini tend to make final settlement ¢ z 28-4 + 2