The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 21, 1901, Page 6

EE Se . - : ToBACcosPIT! Thereis probably no disease or DOG SAVED MISTRESS'S LIFE. | aes . 5 D¢< »N and SMOKE condition of the human sys that ae Your Lifeaway! j causes more suffering ai than ——— | You can be cured of any form of tobacco using | piles. Tabler’s Bt » Pa i The Original Notice of that Auspicious | $25 ina Seer be taking *"NO-T0._BAC, Eis. Iment. Price syented Her Husband from Shoot- : g . ‘1 50 cents i i | vent that makes weak men strong. ee 313 | Tut = ont r sale ; | chewing j | Events, Copied From the Files of | tes “Albarwegiete Care punraniecg? a00| packer. : 5 New York, Fel _—“The most} = ; : oo opacco Notice of Speci: , I | i ith ies § wi a ing Her. | | cclaimed | | | wonderful dog Lever saw,” exclaimed Asakind of novelty to us, and | TO EDIT “TRE WORLD” ONE DAY. | Nolice is hereby g fet and advice FREE. Address STE RLING an Old Paper. | REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437 Magistrate Flammer when heard | yy ink that some of our readers | he ofan o f court oF Tet | j i hin hority f | : : : conscience the story of how Bism ’ — is curious to read an item : F ounty, Missouri, made g i Pauline Mauch’s great sd from a paper prined in 1800] Ex-Governor Lon V. Stephens ¢ Ee : im a ae 4 behind It, id sprung upon the woman's h are to putin type, we have se-| : a : a spe . and when he tried to shoot h ted the funeral notice of General — itorial Control | Wil be hel ‘ nibe ro- | 4 No Premiums! rhad torn to piece A edad ton. which, in general style, | K. orld, abe a a peek aa 7 . a be re's Best enily wine iesthers te » for | A _ sell. on its merits, full | ceed Forty Thon Made only by building a C. WETMORE TOBACCO ¢g, ; Z trait of Maucl emake an exact copy of It is s ror Bismarck not vet imerstea, ASHINGTON ENTOMB site i sl aul tol na tm tn etc" "| THE MISSOURI STATE BANK, turned two weeks ago and vainly| the Father « Country and the] | paich from the state capital: | to the Coun y Conrt at 2 ber, 1200, | of Butler, Missouri house, she says.! pom ith solemn honors and : : : : : asieit 3s Bats ro F be ass. iockine§ ts, Loans Money, Buys Notes, Issues Drafta, A multitud: : person a € ! oh: a ieee ~ 2 o! t does a General Banking Busi yrner and} from many miles round, at Mount es ae rhon, the choice abode and last | ,}), Vs hews our . Wicssdal aad ones Ready at all times to make loans at reasonable rates of eee ; : | interest. The patronage of merchants, farmers, stock ewea sha Mauch y trigger Bismarck | posi we of the illustrious chief aes cre Bt fame eee ne OsRERy ae ee te oe Cee engages vssars esas — dealers, business men and the public generally is solicit« a he beau and sublime} j-p Se i ih wasstandiz b ch, th ones, he an: insi ae, alas! aia — ages eovamnot ed, promising strict attention to business and a safe , by the unexpecte 1 attack} the august inhabitant was now nO|1o.¢ messace to the public ur ia posiioce ton taade ee een ne er passage ofa stringent libel law, f —DIRECTORS,— avain tl t. Bernard sprang at h mortal par there indeed: but the punishing the newspaper men | said purpose f Jobn Deerwester, Charles R. Radford, Wm. F. Walton, ! T. C. Boulware, T. J. Wri JR. Jenkins, pistol hand, and the bullet went widel ab! how affecting! how awful the whose ideas were at variance with | rate not to exce freva cenis on the one hun- | Booker Powell Frank M J.M_ Christy dred dollars valuation for each of sai j BR. JENKINS. Cashier. Wm. E. WALTON, President. hey t ace a ta a | ; Said petition and application und th fired, but Bismarck’s teeth were fast-| ness, thus to mortal eyes, fallen!— ecole. “RHAL tis Hous iresele cae - aeits ened in his arm and he was powet-! Yes! fallen! fallen! ci é t s ae aot re ee | = = Se ee - f ' : without delay to pass such measures | t&* it is ne ‘ ei tess. Man and dog fought desper-! 1a long and lofty Portico, where |). 1.6 wroteet she public and the] punting eat, Bee ee a WALTON TRUST COM PANY, ag : aoe i‘ of A I i i B ee net puilding sai house for said county at the ately and Mrs. Mauch uped dur-| oft the Hero walked in all his glory, | tate lamented governor's reportorial | county seat thereor, same being in ex of Butler Missouri > 4YLISS ; me the struggle and ran to the po- > Saaay . wie % -ornse. The fe 2 5 e total income and revenue of said co fe e Po-| now lay the shrouded corpse Phe te onies tron his editorial wrath and | ¢ t0t#! income and revenue of said county for efits mark. A third time Mauch] spectacle of such worth and great- his owt it lice station. : * ‘eet c ell : : : this year and for any one year ae limited by Detective O'Neil : countenance still composed and Se-| prevent them from being held up to | 1aw, and that it isd. sired to pay such indebt- CAPITAL, : $55,000. etective O'Neil went to arrest! rene, seemed to depress the dignity public execration. edness by the direct levy of taxes for that pur- Mauch, but he had fled. A crayon] of the spirit which lately dweit in ke E é pose during the pericd of three years at the portrait of Mauch hung on the wal > lock fas! Shara 3 4 - rate not to exceed fifteen cents on the one b -omonepetciccoertoalakeesad ¢ : that lifeless form! There those who Dont let the hand of time paint | dred dottars vaina ba acl dui caine and the detective started to take it paid the last sad honors to the bene- wrinkles on your face. Keep young | and prayirg that an election be held to author Payers payable here, by keeping the blood pure and the | ize the incurring of -aid indebtedness and the healthful con- | levying of such taxes. They further pray that Always has on hand money to loan on Real Estate at rates of interest lower than ever before offered in Bates County. No delay, from the wall. Bismarck sprank 7 ca Spré factor of his country, took an im- ‘ vf ce si “ digestive organs in a We have a complete Abstract of Title to all Lands and Town Lote i : bine wi is. Health |the same plans and — specifiea:ions : v : ; : and tore it to shreds. On: tle cunament attheliead of the nee . Eee eur do tae aicpied and ted upon st .|in Bates County, begun by our Mr. Walton 30 years ago and kept up with Mauch denied attacking his wife coffin, was inscribed Surce ap Jcpt-|old age. Price 50 cents. For sale by eesti sehen = Si cee se that the | the County Records daily. Complete Abstracts furnished to any Real and said the pistol had been dis }ci¢a—about the middle of the coftin, | H. L. Tucker. court house be builtin the court house square | Egtate in Bates County. Fees reasonable. charged in a struggle when his wife} G@iorta peO—and on the silver plate, : rae are at Butler, Bates county, Missouri, and that the tried to get it from the mantel. a Many Arrests in Russia. contract be le: on condition that said building Borowers desiring LOW RATE money are especially invited to call, GENERAL hall cost not over & that SPORGE WAG ee eels St. Petersburg, Feb. 14.—Since the | tractors be required to en er into good and sum-| FRANK ALLEN, Sveretary, WM. E. WALTON, President, ‘it Diem Facade x GEORGE WASHINGTON. = t Mad Dog fnvaded a School Room. Czar’s return from Livadia the polit- =e — : — rps eee re C. A. ALLEN, Assistant See’y. T. J. WRIGHT,*Vice President, hom E es Departed this life, on the 14th of De-|;,. re Wace Ga; : Mie ee Chicago, Feb. 14.—A brindle bull-| ’°! vember, 1799. 21. 6S ical police have displayed unusual | s50,0.0. Whereupon the said petition and ap- | WELDON YATES, Abstracter. 1. BROWN WALTON Boodkeeser, dog, foaming at the mouth and Saat wa tae ee activity. There have been many | pl eation being heard avd considered and it ping in the madness of hydropho-| Btween three and four o'clock, the | house searches and arrests, partien- | ?%°* popes stage ee par B7ats 5 sound of artillery from a vessel in|igriy during the last fort-nicht.|n. co. neccaece ce Sutid tke ance) iG-aik he river firing minute guns, awoke |,,, .° a A is tae pecan la daienaae eeu @ an") tion roon ' > kK tinski se Phis energy oceasions uneasiness ton room of the Kozominski school uresh oursolemn sorrow—the corpse = ee nee ene: s i ty and in exeess of aD / ut fifty-fourth street and Ingleside] was removed—a band of music witli | itis accounted for by rumors |" taliucume avd f said county i \ i J Yearng Uae avenge, and, before it was driven out | mournful melody meited the soul tte. inding conspiracies k his = year fur any wet all the tenderness of woe. . Meinkoff, the celebrated histo- ae limited by law, 3 7 Ss Cera ™ ee eee ITSELF. Phe procession focmed and moved . } ! re rian, author of a three-volume his- ieee phil =i ce hy the teache had severely bitten 8 e ‘ € - fonrof the children and creuted a a RUSE: {tory of Rassian literature and of a of buildin ae rthous+ for said ¢ \ THE C Vi Mg Ay Rtemoaiee? J panic in which a number of others lafantry, + With arms reversed. [history of the period of Peter the 2 a auc ew righinise we j arp pa ranges fj FR: Mt i wie, tat their dee of trust dated Desemmee were badly bruised. Guar: j | Great andieditdr of the Ruaannt deli. causes ct ike tu6l inode aad cose | fa'and bor Wares Crt biicoomet ia The dog first attacked a little girl, ees tion of the Ferman Encyclopedia, | enue of ssid county provided tor tais year Issued W eekly | 143, page 1s eony yed 10 the undersigped trut- ergy. or for apy one ye: limited by law anda | ona bolae a pati at the picture, dashed it to the fioor, pressive—a farewell view. buds lA sane bia, dushed into a crowded recita- by a policeman, who had been called iting her i >» Je > wi bo , ; sing issue s aste: on- biting her in the leg. In the wild The General's horse with his sad-{!0W being issued, was arrested Mon V¥ net toe fifteen cents on the one hun- . * —_ te rush for safety, three boys attacked | dle, holsters and pistols. j day. joHars valuation for a period of three juerter of the ‘ ‘ . j kott . + ‘i b ae i b ES / , and a str p twenty (20) fe the brute with a blackboard pointer, Melukoff was dismissed, several | years being reece y to raise the amount o ' eat side of the southwest quart » south: § | cost quarter of scetion cighicen (i) in Sana i oR a a 2 ¢ Reece aa | said proposed indet . ct tax, itis and were in turn bitten Cols - Cols: years ago, from the university for}. vebiann chaaeae i Sas bo hicks forty (40) of range thirty (30) containing jliberalisi He was afterward profes-| in this said county in the per provided by Editor and Publisher and one-hait (49 1-2) scree mere poof: A policeman then appeared, and | Simms, Gilpin. law, on Saiurday the 2ird day of February, | mm DUOf one certain note fu ly described im ed of trust; and, whereas default bee been #red four shots at the madened dog, | Ramsay Marsteller, : : Lj | N b k i : Se Seige ms is 19/1, for the purpose of submittin 1 propo- } : without effect, further than to evel Payne, Little. Jcently he returned to St. Petersburg. | sign rf Facing i dente ) <p y incoin, edraska, made in the payment of the sae rr | i i said i rt ty said no peord the }sor of world history at Sophia. Re- ees and ¢ it from the building. The dog, = j} Among othe arrested or whose | thousand dollars for the purpose of buildiag a wounded, but not crippled, was Mourners, houses have b: searched are litter- peopel ceripy si Tse apes ai Aw = mot Sus< Pasaiin ai AGiseues pe pases Sronee and the same is now past vhased nearly a mile through the M © Brethren, | ate , lawyers, men students, women ties yaaeaiiae dee sean cogsees Ba a ae sli sities Now theretons ,#t the request of the Citizens | suspected of | to be voted upon by the edt ve ¢ > Year S1.00 holier of sald pete and yenneete ae When t procession had arrived county ar such ele nthe: ited), he above described premises at t the bottom of the elevated lawn, by law, and that said qué and proy on}* ‘ © the highes! bidaer for cash, at ma the bunks of the Potomac, Where bi reat rout does of tbe opeee REM he f } 5 | bebo ote & : ' ee t t oF of the opera house bi ie family vault is placed, the caval-}| book are reported © have been | cuety at said al ¢ ere the uit courtis BOW id)in the diy halted, the infantry marched to-| found at one place at at least twe , ; butler, county of bates and state of Missouri, Thursday, February 24, 1901, | Lis the Mour id formed their! the Danish West Indies are expected | } EH, | coe : — ant c : re }lines—the Cler e Masonic | E bat Ly a S = Sie n the hours ef 9 o’cloek im the forentas {Stops the Cold and Works off shed in Bates county, Misso and So’ clock in the. aiternoon of bat day, h = WV it is said in wl Hi informed | other and the Citiz : S T. BROADDUS, ri lerk ‘ raveling canv: > > 1 © purposes of eatisfying oald debt, interest circles that the foreien office is! 1 to the vault, and the funeral | td. a 3 C. A. ALLEN, x ke r 4 ao SAMUEL WEST, r . : : ce “ ‘Treat about ready to send a definite and| vices of the church were performed zixative Bromo-Qr ] | Shee tn ene : i rms lor local @gents will : | xe firlog was repeated trom the | cure a cc d in one day. u n ify that the } ' river, and ounds | pay Pr 5 cents j order of th ponapphication. Almone; otice is hereby given, that letters test King Christian, it is erstood, | I he woods and hills | ete 2 on as the came appear i ix | tae : ipon the estate of Peter Kauai streets before it finally escaped students and workmen ocialism Ready to Sell Her Isles to Uacle Sam. | i A thousand copies of Copenhagen, Feb, 14.—Important developments in regard to the sale of favorable reply to the United States Exeentor’s Notice. t onapplication. All . e < hereof € I I * , have been granted to the underal cparseuien Gs ‘ uty probate court, in Bates county gave assurances that while he pre-| 7 f Mysterious Disappearance. ny b tixed the should be sent by P. O. Order 4) ing date the 25th dey of Jamuary ferred the islands to remain Danish | ENE are : t could be i 3 seavalry, 3 ce 4 Thursday evening old West z ie os ' persons having claims against said estate Wheel Geecl + 5 pal nary, 1901 sress order or by bank ) are required hibit for proved, he would do no to pre-| ig; 1 k of the Vz if their circumstances 1G Was sta i by the news that 204 : } : wet thes on vent their transfer fadie Maybee had mysteriously dis- k of the Count Ba - au ae or as 1 Rigsdag has appar ppeared from the neighborhood eee ndivid 2cky or stamps as <j within two years from the Saease CATHERINE KAUNNE, cluded that eno sacrifices’ have} tte — the depi B gizl’s father—Henr Maybee—at : ‘ . | With THE TIMES $1.75 | re pect already been made for > instituted a search, and wired Executor’s Notice. sel es se | as nowsetting. : 2} ea thadies, so it is unwilling te y x LORY was set forever __ jail the : ng towns and has} i : | A Most Liberal Offer. Notice ie hereby given, that further < ions essary te > name of WASHINGTO ye | looke’ e country over farand wid awentery on te ot AD-Un G. t sident and General—| but not a trace of her ean be found 3. Were granted to the undersh . a readers should take ote és t of Kates Count pa Sampson ts Ahez fs ¢ ) 7 tness of } elor t : > , ¢ t mage: t be DSVINg claime againet-sid pso \head : i ness of his: ‘ é ‘ sad was be 2 ¢ = i p rbI i € i chit " u tor allowance sO BUOE, § ! Veetate; and if eneh clalmnene Intwo years from thegew or ehell be GEORGE D Monti. Execute. ministrator’s Notiee