The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 18, 1900, Page 6

TT Pome NT AN RETRO NO TRE TTI a Tv Wr nS estes i as Tatas <i feeioer ta ae OR a psiteter z JANUARY—1900. San. | Mon.! Tue. tet Ter Fri. | Sat. 2| 3) 4) 5) 6 7| 8 9 30/38 12 13 14|15/16/17/18 19 20 21/22/23 | 24/25/26 27 | 28/29/30 31... sees | cece RELIGION OF THE SULUS. Siperstition Which Includes Seven Heavens and Seven Hells. Mew York Journal. Febraary is the month to die in # you live in the Sulu Islands, U.S. A. In February the gates of the sweven hells are locked, and however vevil has been the life of the man, the seventh heaven becomes the abode of his soul, which takes flight from its envelope of clay upon the back of a aniik white steed of supernatural beauty and wings its way through pase to the eternal home of those eheved of Allah and Mahomet. Phe religion of the Sulus is ¢hat of # Mifuomet—in theory. In practice Et is Ube wildest kind of superstition, Worship is of the most primitive sort very Friday the agunsummons the faithful to his mosque to hear him ekant the invocation to Mahomet, followed by a few verses from the Koran. This is the only worship, as we understand worship. The fast of Ramadan—the Moham mpedan lent—is observed strictly, eternal din. ! The second is Naruk-Sagar, where the sinner is tortured forever by ani- mals and machines. | The third hell is Naruk-Sigmilti. | This is the place of torment for that }unruly member, the tongue. It is 'gaid that it is populated principally i by women. The fourth hell is Naruk-Abus, where all ugliness is congregated, where the aesthetic soul will forever recoil in terror from all that is evil in art, in morals, in taste. Beauty is banished therefrom; and as beauty is a synonym for truth it is presumed that this is the abode of whomsoever loveth and maketh a lie. In the fifth hell, Naruk-Janix, the souls engage in an eternal warfare with lances. But the joy of victory is denied, for each receives wounds at every engagement, but none can give wounds back. Naruk-Zaalt, the sixth hell, is the place of thirst. No guessing is neces- say to decide what souls will find their punishment in this arid spot. The seventh hell is Naruk-Jamia, the place of torture by fire. The descriptions of these heavens and hells are furnished by the learned Pandita, a Mussulman priest, to M. A. DeGeriolles for his interesting arti- ele on Sulu and Mindanao, that is published in the November number of Le Monde Moderne. M. De Geriolles remark: “From the terrible Naruk- Yahana Lord us!" whence it may be presumed that he is a lover of peace and quiet. good deliver Trust Those Who have Tried. I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely’s Cream Balm seems to do even however. During the month that # Gis feast lasts the Sulu abstains re- 3 Mgdewer!y from food and drink from ithetisawm to the setting of the sun. SDurmg ‘tirese hours he neither eats nor drinks, bathesnor shaves; neith- eer does he permit the smallest caress ) fraw his wivee—be is entitled to four, ~ and asimewy concubines as he wishes —~erom his children. “But the cult of Mahomet is really a small part of the Sulu religion. The Moros, as the inhabitants of the is- Rand are called, live in constant ter- ror of Saitan (satan), and in every werious affair—such as anearthquake, @ pestilence or a war—they strive to appease the demon or todisarm him @iveat dishes of dainties are thrown Aute the sea or the river for the de- Mectation of the fierce black devil, sho is supposed to be human enough ‘in his appetite to divert himself with these peace offerings and forget or megiect wuljerts. MAut itis in the rewards of punish- ments for faithful or evil performance of the duties of this life that the wreros are rich. They have seven heavens for the good and as many hells for the bad. Their idea of the judgment is vague, undefined, and they can not explain by whom their abode in the future life is assigned to them. The first heavenis Yattu-Atuan, in which the soul that had taken flight finds its happiness in rest and solitude. The second heaven is Firdeos, or the paradise of the gourmet. In it aare found united all things good to eat. Itis a restaurant where the service is perfect, the cooks artists, the viands the best the market af- fords and the appetite eternal. The third heaven is Nalm. This is = sort of quintessence of Firdeos. It as also a restraurant, but the food is ssublimated; itis not the meat of searth, but the ambrosia of the gods. And the appetite to enjoy it is pre- ssumably the appetite of an infinite The fourth heaven is Naua, where the water flows forever and takes on whatever flavor the drinker may de- ssire. Very sober in this life are the Seta islanders, and it may be that they hope to obtain in the world to come compensation for their mortal abstemiousness in the form of eter- nal inebriation. The fifth heaven is Ainum-Naim, the true paradise of the plutocrat. It is the receptacle of ali riches. In the sixth heaven. Salsabila, the happy soul drinks the accommodat- ang water Naua, but out of vases of purest gold. And the seventh heaven is an ex- saggerated Ainum-Naim, where every- thing is bubbling over with pearis and diamonds. So much for the seven heavens, the mature of which shows the material tendency of the Moro’s mind and il- Bustrates how far it has drifted from the teachings of Mahomet. Now for the seven hells: to prosecute his wretched}and team, and that that.—Oscar Ostrom, 45 Warran av- enue, Chicago, Il. I suffered from catarrh; it got so bad Iecould not work; I used Ely’s Crearn Balm and am entirely well.— —A. ©. Clarke, 341 Shawmut avenue. Boston, Mass. A 10c trial size or the 50c size of Ely’s Cream Balm will be mailed Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers. 56 Warren street, New York. A Boon for Suffering Humanity For constipation. indigestion, nervousness weakness Ives of sleep, loss of appetite or weight. Dr. Thurmond’s Blood Syrup ie guaranteed tocure you. Sold by H. L. Tucker. Repudiates His Confession. Fort Scott, Kan., Jan. 6.—Amos Phillips has repudiated his confession in the Edlinger murder, and the pros- ecution, thus robbed of its chief wit- ness, is likely to have trouble in se- euring the conviction of the men in volved. Phillips, who was arrested near Butler, Mo., confessed that Ed and George Silbee, formerly of Kan- sas City, killed Edlinger for his money he helped to throw the body into Mlll creek. Now he declares that this confes sion was false; that it was forced from him by threats and under prom- ise of speedy release. He says he can prove acomplete alibi. The Silbee brothers were arrested in Cedar county, Missouri, and are now in jail he There is some circumstantial evi- dence against them, besides the con- fession of Phillips, which is now re- pudiated. Ladies Can Wear Shoes, One eize smaller after using Alien’s Foot-Ease a powder to be shaken into the shi t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; giv stant relief to corns and banions It’s the ureatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures ewollen feet blisters and callons epots. Allen’s Foot-Ease is a certain cure for ingrowing nails. sweating. how. aching teet At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Trial pscksne FREE by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmstead, LeRoy, N. Y. Julia Morrison to Lecture. Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 11.—Ju- lia Morrison, the St. Louis actress, who killed l’rank Leidenheimer, stage manager of Plaster of Paris Com- pany, during a performance in this city, and who was yesterday acquit- ted of murder, announces that she will go on the lecture platform and talk of the ‘ ocher side of stage life,” which she says she will point out to innocent girls perils of a stage career. She will lecture first in this city. After her acquittal yesterday Miss Morrison made a brief speech in which she thanked the judge, jury and her attorneys, and turning to Mrs. Antz, sister of Leidenheimer, who was stillin the courtroom, she said: And I will say to the bereaved sister, that God knows I would re- store her brother to her if I could.” After the trial Miss Morrison re- turned to the jail. where she received her friends and acquaintances. When her chief counsel, a man 7S years of age, came tosee her, she wept and threw herself in the old man’s arms The jurors called to see her and each of them asked for her photograph, which she promised. Easy to take Easy tc Cperate Because purely vecetable—yet thor- ough, prompt, healthful. satisfactory— ‘The first is Naruk-Yahanna. Here Hood’s Pills is the abode of noise. It isa hell of | Eureka Harness Oi is the best preservative of new leather and the best renovator of old leather. It olls, softens, black- ens and protects. Use Eureka_ Harness Oil on your best harness, your old bur- ess, and your carriage top, and they will not only look better but wear longer. Sold everywhere in cans—all sizes from half pints to five gallons, Made by STANDARD OIL CO. Probate Court Dosket. February Term, Commencing February 12th, 190¢. Ist DAY, MONDAY FRBRUARY 12, James and Mary Beattie, W S Mudd Curator Walter Nafus et al, John Gench G & C Chas F Newman, 5 F Warnock Admr Clyde Willis, F J Tygard Curator Thos Grover Donovan, € J Tygard G & C Isaac C Nafus etal, AL Nafus G&C Lester L Chastain, E N Chastain G& C Jos A Brachear, f J Tygart&JC Clark E&C Cliud W Reeder, Jas M White Curator Andrew H Meek, WL Ogg G&C Alimanga Hensley G W Hensley Executor Ray NeCulloch, F J Tygard G & C ‘D DAY, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH. Celia Burrington, Geo P Huckeby Executor Jacob Hines, Jas CrooksG &C William Lowen, Frank Lowen Admr Geo G Nighols, Fred Cobb G&C Silas Chase, J P Edwards G & C Anna Courts, R B Campbell Admr John Schweickheimer, J L McConnell G &C D P Lee, Jacob Hirni Admr Sabin P Kimball, Thos MeCemb Ex Spencer McCutcheon et al, J P Edwards Curatr Joseph Hainz,Joseph Schmedding G & C Henry Keirsey et al, G W Keirsey G & C 3RD DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBY. l4tH. LeRoy Florence, F M Warner Admr Cravis& [rene Payne, D V Brewn Curator William Meyers etal, Joseph Schmedding G & C Sam’lJ Morrison, Addie W Morrison Executrix Frank & Wm Lowen, Frank Lowen Admr Edith Henson, K F Harper G &C Lyda Fra: W A Sheets Admr Richard P Harper, H H Wyse G & C Russell W Kenedy etal, Inez A Kenedy G &C James F Mosher et al, T D Embree G & C Jerry Woolsey, G W Woolsey G & C Hester Woolsey, H J Woolsey G &C James Pilgrim, James A Pilgrim Admr 4TH DAY, THURSDAY, FEBY. 15Tm. John A Ensley, W F Crigler G &C Marinda Parks Hannah etal, C W RossG &C Allie B Barrows, J N Barrows G &C Ella Eskin, Frank Eakin Admr W Raney Neal etal, D V Brown Curator Robt M Ewing, Sue C Ewing Exeeutrix Lucretia A Speaks, D V brown Admr Walter W Concklin, lsaae Concklin G &C Apna Fairchild, 8 T Gilbert G &C Eva Fairchild Dewer, Jas K Dewer G &C Alpheus Nieshols, Adaline Nichols G &C Leona Irene Lowry, Lee Ballard, Curator Maria s Fry, Aibertus Fry, Executor STH DAY, FRIDAY, FEBY 16th. Branham Hill, FJ Tygard Executor ST Brown, H P Nickell Admr JJ Clark, Elizabetb & TJ Clark Admrs Mary L Voshell, G W Smith Admr Oliver Jones, H P Jones G&C Jas Blizzard, et al, Jesse Blizzard, G & C Harry Adar etal, Martha Adams, G&C Alexander McDonald, Rey C M Scanlan Ex Mattie J Ross, D V Brown Admr Heagland & Patterson, J C Clark Admr Holt & Hoagland, J C Clark Admr John M Hoagland, J C Clark Admr 6TH DAY SATURDAY FERY I7TH Mary H Burrowset al, C M Burrows Curator JF Thompson, Wm E Walton Admr Melchior Fuchs, Margaret Fachs Executrix Thirsa Blevyens, Henry Bearce, G & C R & Yoarl E Wade, FJ Tygard & J C Clark Curators Frank A Lamb, J C Clark Curator Harvey Mapes, sarah Mapes, Ex jasper S Pierce Jessie F Pierce. G Charley Denney, W P Connell, G James A McElroy et al, John H sfcElroy G heodoshia Clark, Admrx ‘m A Siggins, G&C € A Denton, G &C eth Walley, AG Welley, Ex ander Bomar, Rath Bomar, Adrarx Pearl Forbes, et al, S Y Forbes, G &C STATE OF MI=SOURI, ?,, County of Bates. 5 hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a true and correct copy of the settlement docket for the term of the probate court, com- mencing on the 12th day of February, 1900. Witness my hand and seal this the 10th day of Februaoy, 1900. J. F. SM1ILH, Judge ef Probate. [emac.] o-3t School Fund Mortgage Sale. Wbereas H B Robinson and Frances M Robin- son his wife, did om the 8th day of Febi a 1895, execute and deliver to Bates county, in the state of Missouri, their school fund mort- gage, which said school fund m was duly recorded county, Mo., conveying to lowing described real estate, to-wit; t No. seven (7) block No. one (1) Atkinson’s firat addition to the city of Butler, Bates county Missouri, which was made in trust to secure the payment of ene certain school fand bond therein described and whereas the ——- and it on said school fund bond now past \d unpaid. Now, therefore, in oegene of an order of the county court, le _at the ber 8th, 1399, I will proceed to sell the abeve described real estate at public vendue to the highest bidder fer cash at the east front door of the court house in the city of Butler, county of Bates and state of Missouri, on Saturday February 3, 1900, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purpose of satisfying said bond, interest and costs of executing this trust. . C. MUDD e4t Sheriff of Bates County, Me. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all ereditors, and all others interested im the estate of Wm. Le: den. deceased, that I, Frank Lowden, sdmin- tor of said estate. intend to msk- foal settlement thereof, at the next term ef the Bates County Probate tes county the fol- Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereb+ given to all creditors. and all others interested im the estate of William Lowden and Frank Lowden f W DEN. Surviving partmer, Admr. Adminwtrator’s Notice Notice is hereb; ven, that administration “oa Seats of CG ‘Soe tnitt deceased. were granted to the un: the w2d day of Nov 1899, by the Coart of Bates County, of this § shall be le "Tale 24 day of December ise. Harness and Saddlery, Buggies and Surries> Road Wagons and Spring Wagons Wagon Harness $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $2 , Tops, Cushions, W yet our prices and you will surely trade with and prices. Bugg Come and see us; ; Second-hand Harness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styleg Our Vehicles are the latest in design and painting, McFARLAND BROBS., Butler, Mo agon Sheets and Bows. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates. ¢ 8 Ip the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missour! November term, |5%, The state of Missouri at the relation and to the uee of A. B. Owen ex-officie collector of the revenue of Bates county, in the state of Missouri, pia‘ntiff. vs James C Romine and the unknown heirs of Hichard Robertson, deceased, deiendants Civil action for delinquent taxes. } Now at this day com-s the plaintiff herein by her attorney before the circuit court of Bates coanty, state of Missouri, and files ber petition and affidavit stating among other things that Richard Roberteon, decease 1. own- edaninterestin the real estate hereipatter described. and that his. the said Richard hobertson’s heirs ars unknown. and cannet b- fon d and cannot be served with the usual . Whereupon it is ordered by the court suid defendant be notified by cation that plaintiff! has commenced againe’ them in thie court by petition and a: davit the object and geueral nature of is to enforce the lien of the state of Mi for the delinquent taxes of the years i186, amounting in the aggregate tothe sua of $i.5l 9 together with interest, — cos commiesion and fees, upon the followiug described tracts of tard situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit: Thirty-six (36) acres. being the west part of the we-t haifeflot five (5, in the northvast qnarter of section six (6) of township thirty- nine [3+] of range thirty-one [3!}, ant that uniess the ssid unknown defend ante be and appear at the next term of this court, to be begun and holden in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri. on the first Tuesday after the second Monday in Feby Dext, 1900. don OF before the third dey thereot, lithe term shall eo long continue and if not them before the end of the term an- ewer or plead to sad petition accord to law, therame wiilbe taken as cenfessed and jadgment rendere: according to the prayer of said petition, and the above described real estate sold to satisfy the same And it is further ordered by the court that a copy bereef be published tn the BuTLer Week. y Time-,a weekly newspaper priuted and pablished in B: county Mi scari, for tour week: i flust day of the next term of said coart A true cepy from the record. [exaL] nese my hand as clerk the seal of said court hereunto aM@ix- | ed. Pome at office in Butieron this the 2ud day of December, 138. J.P THURMA S-4t Ctrenit ¢ Order of Publication. i STATEOF MISSOURI / 4, County of Bates, In the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri‘ ation, Jan. 1 John A. Speaks, and Franklin P. comes the plaintiff herein by nd files his petition alleging other things that defendant Franklin P. jngen is pot @ resident of ihe state of Mi: Whereapon it is ordered by the under- | efendant be souri signed clerk in vacation that said notified by publication that plaintiff! has com- menced a suit aj st him in thie ceurt the object and general nature of which to secure from the court a decree partitioning among th parties in interest the following described rei estate: The northwest quarter of the nortl east quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter all in section thirty-two (82) in township thirty-nine (j range thirty-three (83) in es county, Mis- souni, er if said land cannot be partitioned in | kind without prejudice to the parties in interest that the eourt order said real estate to be sold and the proceeds of said sale be divided among the respective parties in interest as their rights and interests may appear amd decreed by the court and that unless the said Franklin P. Swearengen Se anc appear at this court, at the next term thereof, tobe begun and heiden im the city of Butler, in said eounty, on the 13th day of Febroary, 1900, next, and ‘on or before the third da f said term, if the term shall so long contin: and if not then on or before the last day of id term, answer or plead to | the petition in said cause the same will be | taken as confessed and judgment will be ren- dered accordingly. ‘And be it further ordered that a copy hereof be published, according to law, in the BuTLEE Wrex_y Times, 8 newspaper printed and pub- lished im Bates county lo., for four weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before the first day of the nextterm | of the sireuit court. J. P. THURMAN, Cireuit Clerk. A true copy of the record. Witness my hand and seal of the | of {sma] eircuit court of Bates county, this lst day of January, 1900. 8-45 J. P. THURMAN, Civeuit Clerk. Trustee’s Saie. Whereas. Hepry Doerfiinger and S. E. Doer- finger, his wife, by their deed of trust dated March 16, 1398, and recorded in the recorder’s office within and for Bates county, Missouri. in book Ne 1357 page 163. conveyed tu the andersigned trustee the following descri- bed real estate lving amd being situate tn a of Bates ana state of Missouri The southwest quarter of section te: ———- forty-two (42) of ran; except the following: Begii east corner of ssid southwest quarter of ser- tion ten (10) rumming thence west eleven and thirty-six one-ha: ithe (11 36 100) chal te middie of main chaa f Gi Fiver. offe east eighty-six (56) links. thence south witb lerings of ssid riverand in middie of said chansel, to s point in said river opposite & marked elm tree, standing on east ik of said river, thense rorth, 54 4 * east. 21 78- l00ths chsine to a point on east line of sai ectiog 633-10) chains soath begin- inp: yance to secure the payment faily anc the same is now past due an: Now therefore, at the request of tne | holder of ssid note and pursuant to the condi- tions of said deed of trast | will proceed to sell the above described premises,at public vendue | to the highest Didder for cash, st the east front | Fridsy, January 26. 1%0, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- oon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the pa of satisfying ssid devt, interest and cos! C. A. ALLEN. 84t Trustee. Administrator's Notice. 8 g FH [ Ff 8 | 3 | iff ¥F.J. TYGARD, HON.J. 8. NEWSESRY, J3.C.CLARE, President. Vice-Pres't. Cashier THE BATES COUNTY BANK, | Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Estas.isuep Dec., 1870. A General Banking Business Transacted es CAPITAL, $75,000. Bates County Investment Co., IBUTLER, MO.- Capital, = «= 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 haud and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of rea) estate papers drawn. F.J. Tryaaup President. Jvo. C. Haves, Abstractor. NAAR EN EMRE Nan B50,.000. Hon. J. B. Newwer: Vice- Presi 4.C Craux, nt. Sec’y. & Treas. 8. F. Wannoox, Notary. | | | | : So That the People May Know THE NEW KANSAS CITY TIMES. 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