The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 5, 1899, Page 7

THE BATES COUNTY BANK, Burien, Mo. Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Estas.isuxp Dec., 1870. |KAPITAL, $75,000. -§- A General Banking Bates County Investment Co. IBUTLER, MO i | Capital, = = 650,000. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn. ¥. J. Troaxp, Hon. J. B, NEwsErry, J.C. Crarx, Business Transacted§ RO APOLLO ILw PRPPP DP PP PRL DOO Ae cedaiabacaitibhee akin: .P.2. TYGARD, HON.J. 8B. NEWBEBRY, J.C.CLARE, < President. Vice-Pres't. Cashier RAR 3 iia asiadtesie eats = -_ i President, Vice-President. Sec’y. & Trese i Jno. C. Hayxs, Abstractor. S. F. Warnocx, Notary. § j | About Lady Curzon. Physical and Mental. Lady Curzon, the wife of the Vices Que n Victoria’s excellent health is roy of India, is receiving many com- due to the fact that she has kept mind i piiments from the natives with respect and body continually ployed. Her ' toe the beauty of her face and figure. pathway was smoothed for her from Qne journal, after calling her exceed- childhood, and she has ne r known ii j imgly lovely and comparing her with that worry about making five pounds iif the goddess Saraswati, says that do the work of ten, wears so 1] f voice is as sweet ast of the c many women. i] and her back as graceful as the r — il | af aswan. Lady Curzon was infor ies ee ij i oy er interpreter that other portions eer i ies sae Ss : pane | of her anatomy had come in for ap- S0M Of a rector of Bishops Stortford, proval. She did not care to pursue | 4nd in his boyhood ofter ti the theme. the good people of the a Sab Se peewee 2 tricks. If there was 1} Cure Disease is to Cure the Blood | 0" foot. says one | if vou suffer with boils carbuneles,old sores |, eoceous H eczema, your blood is diseased. Dr Thur- | in it | | oo HL Tucker. | Thre Non- at Xtinetion of the Polynesians. ™ a Dr. D. G. Brinton calls attention to C athat t1¢ the rapid extinction of the Polynesiaz tribes inhabiting the Pa rehipel- eee tote : =a } agoe A hundred years ago the Ha- a oe | Islands were said to contain Hood is) ) 400,000 ge suuabitants; today they || ~~ 7 75 “ral aeaes i have reely 30,000. The same rapid dimunition has occurred throughout | Polynesia, and attributed mainly to v i | Jeprosy, tuberculosis and evil ways of : ; if ‘ Use for Vo! o Daat To Volcanic dust carried by the wind | Citizen— 10uld say the from the mountains of Puy in Au- | a fool ond Citizen vergne enriches the soil of Lima i ht prove i sending you } with phosphoric acid and potash. Ac- | Puck cording to M. Nivois, inspector gen --— ~~ eral of mines in France, it is owing } 9 this natural fertilizer that the soil ASTOR iA is so rich. A field at Gerzat, Cler ww) Wwe and, has yielded a fine crop hteen years running with- manure mont-Fer of hemp e out a 1 Children. For Ini The Kind You Bears the other See picture of Alfred Speer in another col- mn, the original wine growerin the United [ States, whose wines have become famous over the world also his * Climax Grape Brandy. See Whata President Says of Brandy | Imi of Eres Growth, for Sickness. | Fir will grow at as great an alti The Fresident of the Baltimore Medical Col-| as 6.700 feet above sea level. ye go, who has thoroughly tested Speer’s Wines | “> 74" ee s a andy mae | pine at 6,200 feet, ash at 4,800 feet, ~‘Speers Climax Brandy is a pure and value- 1h eet. The ee able artieic in all cases of disease in which a | O¢% At 3.850 feet. The vine cease reliable stimulant fs required. Iregard it sn-| grow at about D0 feet »erior to most French Braudies. | oe ee eral *pouy oq TIBYS Ssp4iq jo | ilave Aiways Boughi tude low and to Drying preperaiiovs simply devel Op dry catarrab; they dry up the se | SUTYS 10 srayyeay Sparq Sesodind Asouly | cretiuns which udh-ie to the mem —aiur Joy Saifios suosred 7eu7 pitta a | brave acd decompose, causing a far = seats Te Slaeaaag mates ton | were sericus trouble thau tne ordi Kq wayer osinod oy} 3e Supojofer oe | peary form of catarch Avoid ai ALVUY[MU UL SJUeUIVUIO SB Spiiq pue | aryicy tubwiacts aod use that whet S19y}L} SuLIVOM JO UOTYSEJ ot} JO UOTS | clenses, 00 h-s and heals. Ely’s ssedddns 04} Ut peysetajzuy suosiag | Cream Bilm is such a remedy and Moguqny jo siaqmayy J04 | will cure eatarrh or cold in the head Astor's rgain. ensily nod Pleasantly A teal «ze In 1803 John Jacoh Astor bougut | Will be mailed for 10 cents, large two pierces of farm land on the side | for 50 cents. All druggist keep it. of New York city and paid for them | E'y Bros. 56 Warren Stree’, New $23,000. They are now worth’ about | York. fi $5,000,000, while the Astor family has | — a collected in these 95 years sume $10,- | She Would Have Kn jwa. 000,000 of rents fror them | Mrs. Bellefield so surprised Ee j last night to see everal shooting Rosa Bonhear. stars.” Mr. Bellefield—Didn’t you Mlle. Rosa Bonheur, who adopts | know the was loaded ?"—Pittsburg i masculine attire and wears her hair | Chronicle-Telegraph i} cropped close to the head, explains ~ ; that she first did so in order to pass a i i as a man when visiting horse and cat- STANDS VERY HIGH. ij tle fairs for the purpose of studying j 14 her animal subjects. | as i Conservatives | Estimation of the Public Argues i} Quinby—“Don t you think Medley | i? carries his anti-imperialism rather | Well For It. far?” Pember—“I don’t know. What } ped his daughter singing ‘Up in a Ba! ioon’ because it smacks of expansion.” Boston Transcript. makes you ask?” Quinby—“He stop- } | } all Seetions of the Country There is not a medicine ; H i How. Parliamentary Candidate (explainin g | home people as Morrow's Kid-ns-oids. Good Reports are Coming From in Missouri to-day that stands as high *in the estimation of our Not | H only in this state is Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids } have been defeated; but how have [I | &bieving great success, but good reports come been defeated?” Voice in the crowd | ‘Tom all sections of the country and these re- ports come be of kid) as hur “You didn't get enough votes.”"—Tit- Bits. | away his defeat)—‘Yes, gentlemen, I | | | y and urinary d the ust Like Amer! y workm abels, at bearin n Mine nin Ja Workers Eve the vac Proof of Energy W ee ause the people have been cured same | - been Dismembering the Corn Plant. A good many experimen been made to determine if anyt could be gained by cutting off ; ns of the « lant during growth. Some- given decidedly of experin It is pro 1 00d was obtained wa dent, for the reason that corn will never y even though all conditi identical. But the trials have proved that at least nothing is gained, i experience would seem to teach there must be an actual los A gen- eration ago it Was the practice In som parts of the country to off whole of the corn plant above the ez r immediately after the silk and the| pollen were supposed to have their wor The farmer thus great deal of fodder for his i ined it his corn same we witt fact corn practice. 1 1 and European all thin produce ma: seed | seed I this count may no ZTASS om the on 1 produce very widely the proces years the di or appear "| soluble, | Phor'! and establish ther It was probably in this way a kinds and vareties of plants haye pro- duced in the lapse of ages, from a few Ives as qualities. been primeval forms. Central and Northern Europe ve a moister climate than has the United States, and have much to do in estab ng tain habits in the plants. Certain it is that the hay produced in Europe con- tains le nitrogencus matter a) more of the carbo-hydrates. here also less cellulose in the American hay. Cultivating Sugar Beets. In the early cultivation the ground should be stirred as deeply as possible To accomplish this without covering the plants the ideal implement would be a cultivater with numerous iong hooked teeth, not more than an inch wide, one which might be called a cross between a harrow and a ¢ cultivators are now on the After the beets have beco: la) a cultivator with broader shovels ™may be used in order to cut the weed more effectually, but deep working the soil should carefully avoide mar d after it has become filed with the feed- k be The after culti- in keeping the ing roots of the crop. vation should consist ground free of weeds and keeping the surface loose, both p o ts being nece. jon of the soil sary the moisiu preservat Make a Pond.—But few farms do not have a small stream which, if an earth dam was made, would furnish the necessary ice for cooling milk and all other purposes needed, and would fur- ient water for stock to carry ordinary summer drouths. On a small stream, generally dry two ee months, there are five such 3 Within half a mile, furnishing all ce needed on the farms through it runs. Such ponds are ready there be occurs ABOUNDS IN MINERAL WEALTH. A Boston Company Wants a Tract of Land on the Shore of Hudson Bay for Mineral Pa:, ses. St. Paul, Minn., Ser peg. Man., special J. A. Osborne Mine Hera! Dr Brown, of Boston, Boston company le the Domini interic a tract of land on the east Hudson known on old maps as Cape Jones ch tk turn ntr that n miner and i lat- | found} nense es Pure anthracite coal was The gent nen state | it is probably the most ralize tory in the world. Would Emigrate th , 8. C., Sex Negroes 19.—Ex-Sen of this state, in Green tor M. C. to certain questions recen by a New York man on r tion in the south, says he belie government should provide a place o: emigration forthe negroes. He To my m t oves. th ve he Unite of P ket ox 7 sband W & Moody, Mary L An John | i "| M Price and wife Jerusha Price, Caleb M Mathews and wife Mary Mathews, James ‘I rae | Mathews and wife Sallie Mathews; Dr W_H Coming of t | Mathews and wife Fannie Mathews, Rev Jo- . Kan., S seph M Mathew John —— =e one Econ 2 tau Mamie Mathews, Maggie P Land and husbanc eee ae ene Wm Land, Annie Bryant and husband JB giment © | Bryant, Celia Mathews, Dr Joseph M Mathews and wife Sallie Mathews, Frank Mathews and ou nts the Methodist Churches Uaited. made a plea the union of the Meth- | one odist Episcopal church and the Metho- dist Episcopal church south in a tl d before » Methodist y give the lof the verdict in} the Drey disapprov us case especial emphasis the 1899, adopted a resolution yesterday in the name of the Order of the Grand |20te, and the same is now past due and un- cee Shing the uaiiecd aid. Now therefore, at the request of the rient, de aring e ant i-Semite | legal holder of the said note and pursuant to movement criminal and odions and |the conditions of said deed of trust, I ices cu cae ie Will proce to sell the above describ- pleading with the French government ed real estate at public vendue, to the for support against “clerical, milita- rism, imperial and monarchist .conspir- acies.”” Russia Will Be the Whole Thing. London, Sept. 19.—The Daily Mail publishes the following from Copenha- gen: ‘Emperor Nicholas has signed a ukase, decreeing that when the middle Europe canal and the Siberian railway are completed in 1901, all important Russian ports on the Pacific, Baltic and the Black sea shall be closed forever to any but Russian ships.”’ di Pui China Enters Formal Protest. Washington, Sept. 19.—The imperial Chinese government, through its minis- ter here, Mr. Wu Ting Fang, has lodged with the state department here an em- atic protest against the military or-| of Gen. Otis excluding Chinese Phi nes. ri tion, Se | said cause eM <x» sban ublication ast da Knight Lowry, Carrie P fort, econcm their construction and see \ why. 3,000,000 ii use. Order of Publiestion »F MISSOURI) .. y of Bates. Boos t Coart of Bates County in vaca- th, 183 Maggie L Lowry and Moody and hew Thon r and hu E Mathews and i Safety Vau dian, come th the inst ther al nator adgment for described lands half of the north and th west quarter of the northeast rter of 1 twelve (12), township forty (40), range -on » the north half of section twenty di the northwest quarter of section twenty 2!) and northwest quarter of section | all in township forty-two (42 3) of Bates cour Mo., | res more or less, said | partitioned according to their and judgment will be rend And it is further orde: described in said deed of trust, and whe: defauithas been made in the payment of said highest bidder for cash, at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Butler, ty of Bates and state of Missouri, on between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purposes of interest and costs. Mat Pubt Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- istration on the estate of Martin I. Shafer, lic Ad: 1899, by the probate court of Bai Missouri. All persons havin are required to exhibit them for the administrator | date of said letters, or they may be precinded | answer or plead to the petition in | from any benefit of said estate; | claims be not exhibited within two years from | the date of t ever barre 41-4 a : ctive interests in the same; er if partition | meeting at the First Methodist « not be made without prejudice to the psterc e pointed to th ed, then for th sale of said | a° _ ae Ae hig 3 and of’ a division of the proceeds | the recent war with Spain had pof among all the said parties according to fast the union of the north and soi their respective rights and interests, and that | | an pers ey gay rae hein unless the said defendants be and appear Se ne Bee cone at this court, at the next term thereof, to be the reuniting of these branches of > | begun and holden at the court house in the city | stho ed of Butler, in s: ounty, on the Ith day of | Methodist church. : November next and on or before the third day | es of said term, if the term shail so Jong continue | Miss Joseph Is a Stenographer. | —and if not, then on or be the lay of | Wichit Kan., Sept. 19.—In order to | eaid term psWwer or plead to petition | } | the same will b 23 con rdingty. acopy hereof | i, th reas, pun- Friday, October 6, 1399, tisfying said debt, C. A. ALLEN, Trustee. 1c Administrator's Notice were granted to the undersigned’ ministrator, on the 27th day of July, es county, claims against said estate lowance to year after the within one and if such | publication, they shall be for- | This 19th day of August, 184 D. V. BROWN Admini Rs, Bears, Rocbuck £ Ce. tre there ROEBUCK2CO we time, claim 1e and owning aoa ising exclusive possession and control me. The object and purpose of will action as therein stated is to obtain & and ks go. / stove Scans, [ARGEST STOVE PRANTIN THEW WILLIAMS BROS. Order of Publication STATE OF MISSOURI, ; County of Bates. ast In Cireuit Court, Novemt Julia Anne LaFollette, p. known heirs of J defendants Now at this day before the undersy of the cireuit court of Bates county, Mi comes the a named plaintuf, J LaFollette, and files her tition vo her affidavit in which sb states ther rterm, A, Dy nti, ¥ oseph’ LaFollette, d persons interested in the subject m petition whose names are unknown to she cannot therefé insert their said petition and that they derive their in the subject matter of this petition by itance from one Joseph LaFollette, who, 6th day of December, 1876, oy quit claim yrded in Book I No. Lat Nice of the recorder of deeds it aty, Missouri o 12th day of E , undertook and attempted to convey inti, Julia anne LaFollette, by qail d all his interest and title to’ the quarter of 6 n twenty- south half of the southwest quarter of twenty-three (23), allin township forty range thirty in Bates county Missoum] which s deed by mistak of the drawing same was limited in its 4 pe to release or satisfaction of a certalat { trust covering said above described estate and w w made by one Walte LaFollette, who was then the owner @f eal estate, to James K Bragier, as tra ph Lak te & Is75, and recorded on said date in book page 553 the recorder’s office of county, Missouri. In which said petith further all 1 dat has been Iverse ree of the court refor deed so made by the said this plaintiff on December 6, ate, 80 as to cause the eame by convey to this plaintiff all the right, Stel interest of aid eph LaFoliette plaintiff and to ha e the court decree ths nti, Julia Any LaFollett, is the ow absolute tee simple to the real , Which said suit is returnable ti iard in the cireuit court of Bates ouril, atite November term, Iii, begun and held at the court house tt Baw unty, Missouri, on the Mth day of vember, 1599; and said defendants are j that untess tey be and appear in said or beforezthe end of the third day of 4 November term, 18%, and r to tion the same will be taken as conf them and juc ent rendered accordingly, it is further ordered by the clerk of in vacation that this notice be published) KeTten Weekiy Times, a newspaper pil and publish in the ‘city of Rutter county Missouri, for four weeks sued published at least once a week, the Iaet ue which to by st thirty days the commencement of the said Novem court a de £ Wick ave chéen iss | be published, according to law in the Burien | of said court of Wichita have asi ss pu , x Wich - is led Recon & Miss | Waexiy Erase a newspaper published in said | Witness my hand as clerk of Joseph veautiful young Jewess, | county of Ba for four weeks successively | {sa} cuit court within and for Bat queen of the fall festival to be held | published at least once a weck, the Iaat ins | ser, Bates ee ener, Ot Sea z : ;. ., | tion to be at least thirty da before the first | ler, Bates county * — here ne month. Miss Joseph is a| day of eaid next November term of this court. | August, 1x09, with the seal of said cou stenographer in the employ of th THL mae AN, C ireait Clerk. A bo SP ag ne eee a | By ccbete beaniehiof & oceat aecicait copy from the record. Wit- 3- jerk o! Wichita branch of a great agrieult [set] ness my hand, and seal of the Circuit implement manufactory; nd is one of Court of Bates county, this Sth day etree Saar Sedemee | of September, 1599. J.P. THURMAN, the prettiest girls in the west. P tees Circuit Clerk. Order of Pubiresti MeKinley Will Let Them Die. a OF MISSOURI) gg Chicago, Sept. 192.—A dispatch from ising glare ay taion , ee ee ee Wrereas J E Harper and Z E Harper his wife | 10 the Cir ‘ourt of Bates county, x Washington s Privates Dam-| and R A Atkison, a single man, by their deed of | In vacation, Sept. 18, 1809. Isaac hoffer and Con atenced to de t dated April 13, 1*92, and recorded inthe | Plaintiff, vs. The Unknown heirs of Be coast cae ak esis Pb zecorder’s office within and for Bates county, | athey,Gefondants. | aa yy court-ma abd gre Missouri, in book No. 107 page 44% conveyed to Now at Chis Gay comes the | pists A pine women. w not receive the undersign niger the following described | vauuee aan stedenis siete = So Sane BEET IS real estate lying and being situate in the | petitioi , mt . merey at th hands of the president. | connty of Bates and sta f Mssouri, to-wit: | things th the legal The sentence of the court-marti:z Beginning twenty-five (25) feet west of the e > now eee 1 be carried out as soon as the 1 bee ee ttsteen | Season canmot De lnsersen ie 0s ae \ * : | ) je or od * » Tranni ns ~ ye inserte ings and findings in the two cases ean | thence south one hundred (10) feet, thease | that they derive their interest in the be reviewed and approved by him. west twenty-five (25) feet, thence north one hun- matter Of this suit by inbexitanee Sam ul xe : dred (10) tt. thence east twenty-Ave (i) f. to | Aairew Cones. Whereepon saa rs “ = place of beginning; being the middle one-third rlerk o id co _French Freemasons Enter n Protest. | Di i¢t two @), Block thee nie on Frege! notified by publication that Paris, Sept. 19.—The French Free- | Butler, which conveyance was made in trust =| Se “yon a oo ee Se masons, composing the assembly of | S0c0FS the Payment of onc certain note fully | court the object and general nature | the plaintiff the record title to the described real estate in Bates county, Ml to-wit The southwest quarter of the east quarter and the southeast quarter north west quarter of section No. thirty: township forty-two (42) range twenty: upon the ground that the plaintif under whom he claims title to said of record have been in the open, exel adverse possession thereof, ‘claiming thereto for more than thirty-one years, taxes against said land during sil and that for the last thirty-one years the said Andrew Cathey nor the deft have been in the possession of said isnd paid any taxes thereon, and also ground that on the —day of — ) Andrew Cathey made, executed a to one William Norton a deed of com said land, under which plaintf claims and that said deed has never been and is now lost or destroyed and thet said unknown heirs of Andrew Cathey, Sppear at this court, at the next term to be beguy and helden in the city of Bal said county,on the 4th day of ™ next, and on or before the third dey term, if the term shall so long contimi not then on or before the Inset day of d E. De Ww the ne will be taken as confessed ment rendered accordingly. And itis further ordered thats copy % be published, according to law WEEKLY Times, & newspaper county of Bates, for four published at | tion to be at least fifteen days before day of said next mber term of this, J.P. copy fro e ide