The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 11, 1901, Page 3

er Sr AO Si: : | 7 The far famed leanliness of a Dutch kitchen { cannot compare with the | American Kitchen | aad cleaned with: a ARP RRIL ROO er mead - Ae See ee v.J. TYGARD, HON.J. B. NEWBEBRY, J.C.CLARK President. Vice-Pres’t. Cashier THE BATES COUNTY A NK, BuTi.ER, Mo. Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. EsTaBLIsHED Dxc., 1870. i CAPITAL, $75,000. -g AOgnemiserkingg | } == } Bates County Investment Co., : ‘BUTLER, MO.. i Capital, =< - 850,000. } Money to loan on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of t title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice q é securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title ? } furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate ‘ i papers drawn. 1 #.J5. Ty@axp, Hon. J. B. NEWBERRY, J.C. CrarK, ? President. Vice-President. Sec’y. & Treas Jno. C. Hayes, Abstractor. 8. F. Warnock, Notary. Double Trouble : Mrs. Seigllin was arrested forcoming into the Leughson’s house, and an- noying the woman while her husband was away. Her method consisted of telling Mrs. Leughson how her hus- band had flirted with her, and that she could take him away she chose to doit. When the case came up for hearing whenever there was a very large crowd in the | court room and several fights were S| narrowly averted during the trial. ) P RA I N Ss | Mrs. Seigllin om not wounded so an BRUISES | badly but she can talk, and she has is a very sore trouble, but challenge to Mrs. Leughson, asking that another bat- doubly, or separately, as sprain or bruise, there is no remedy tle be arranged soon. Mrs. Seigllin known the equal of claims that she was not given a fair St. Jacobs Oil chance in the duel, and that her re- fora volver would not work. PROMPT, SURE CURE ‘The complication of is sent another How to Carry a Gun. There are only two directions in | whieh the muzzle of a gun ean safely be pointed: these are up or down, says Forest and Stream. A shot fired in the air can scarcely injure any one or anything, and one dis- charged into the ground is equally harmless. Therefore, in all the dif- ferent positions which the gun as- sumes, see that it is either pointed Sl coal WOMEN IN A PISTOL DUEL. Oklahoma Farmers’ Wives Fight at Twenty Paces. up or down Wichita, Kan., April 4—Two wo-! , } Some times a man will be seen who men, a few miles from here, fought a | duel with pistols. They faced each other at less than twenty paces, and | one of the combatants fell, badly wounded. The husbands of the wo- men may fight another duel before the case comes to an end. After having been convicted in the | distriet court at Newkirk, a small town in Oklahoma, Mrs. Ella Seigllin undertook to settle the case again | out of court to her satisfaction. She was convicted of trespass and fined | $300. The complainant Mrs. Leaughson. Mrs. Seigilin yesterday visited the farm of her enemy, and dared her to fight a duel. The chal- lenge was accepted then and there and the duel was fought with pistols. | The women stood 50 apart, and fired at each other at a given ral by the daughter of Mrs. Seig- | lin. Three shots were fired by each party before either one was hit. The | next two shots from Mrs. Leaughson took effect in the breast of her as-| sailant, and Mrs. Seigllin fell badly | earries his gun reversed. holding it by the muzzle while the fore end rests on the shoulder and the stick pro- jects behind. Happily, the practice is not common, for it is extremely dangerous and many men have been killed by carrying their guns in this way. Ifa man stumbles or steps in a hole or catches his foot on a rock or falls, his gun will very likely be thrown forward with the muzzle di- rectly toward his body, and may easily enough be discharged Sofnetimes one may see & boy even a man who will carry the gun across the back of the neck, with one arm over the stock and the other over the barrel, sometimes with the hand resting on the muzzle. This is ve a very uncomfortable was or feet certain to ¢ feeling to any one who hagpens to be oe by the side of the person walki earrying his gun in this fashion and opposite the muzzle end. While the danger of a discharge is perhaps not great, it is unpleasant vlong with a gun pointed at your neck or head SS ee cASTORIA. v2 Always Sought wounded. She was placed under the | care of a physician, and will recover, it is thought. The trouble started several months ve Th agoin a quarrel between the two | Signatare Ae GF. women, who were neighbors. Finally of Zs LAM Capt. Battle, En Route to be walking SOLDIER IS SEVEN to the Philli- ther investigation by the authorities shows that the murder of Gonzales Michel, one of the wealthiest ants of the state of Jalisco, who was killed by his mistress at Tlapa, this state, was one of the most diabolical and merch- crimes ever conceived carried into execution. A search of the residence of Lebeata the mistress and self-confessed slayer of Michel, has brought to light parts of the man’s body. In her trunk were found the victim’s eye, tongue and right hand. On being asked her mo- tives in guarding the ghastly relies, she said that on account of her fond- ness for her victim, wished to preserve them as souvenirs. The fact that she admits having mutilat- ed the body, and her coolness in dis- cussing it, is leading to the belief that she may be insane, and she will be examined as to her mental condi- tion. she More Missionaries Killed. Vancouver, B. €., April4.—Accord- ing to Oriental advices brought by the Empress of Japan, the North China Daily News announces the deaths by massacre of the following missionaries hitherto unaccounted or: Mr. and Mrs. Olson and three children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Noreen, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and two chil- dren, the Rev. A. E. Palm. Miss E. Ericson, Mr. and Mrs. Ringmark and two children, Miss A. Gustafson. Mr. and Mrs. Lundberg and twochildren, Miss Clara Hall, the Rev. O berg, the Rev. C. B. Lomberg. The of the not given. Fors- dates massacres are How Are Your Kidneys? ple free. Add. Ster’ Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Militia Guards Murderers. Lylvania. Ga.. March 29.—On the orders of the governor a company of the state militia is guarding five ne- groes, who under of death, to be executed Friday for the Fer- are sentence assassination of Deputy Sheriff rington and Meyers. Ata late hour the sheriff received notice of a supersedeas in the nature of an appeal to the supreme court. In the meantime there arose rumors of an attempt to do violence to the prisoners, and the governor was no- tified. The five negroes under sentence are members of what is believed to be an organized gang bearing the name of the “Knights of Archer.” banded together for the purpose of ing” white people objectionable to ‘remov- Dr. Hobbs’ Sparagus Pills cure al! kidney ills. Sam | ing a oe | Butler, was seen in our midst one | evening last week George Shelton was the Olaf Chambers Saturd pines, Was Obliged to Sleep on The first Ay “ 1s br Deck for Lack of a Bed to Fit. snowing and sleeting, instead of a ! | pretty day, as x New York, April 3.—Capt. John 38 Sever » i B 2 rdere n ort > =< . si ; 28 Battle, ordered from Porto Rico to RUSSIA ASSERTS AUTHORITY 3 tros st Ed the Philippines, arrived from Sar i Juan on the steamer Phi “er aon ye B nines a oo He is the tallest man in the United! Prepares to Demonstrate Her Domi-|5™ £ S sSWeetest S gs » being er Th ( ‘ s pea, so nance in Disputed Territory ey ays - . . partitions | en two Pekin, Apri It is repor re “ . . rr . but said he e Obs \f 2 os on deck ive al-| Ma Hars Capt. Chamt ‘ si It is al 1 as S = Capt. Battle ordinar are be s 5 ving s on kandi nights tang ‘ SI s beens s with his legs hanging ov ‘ Ma ing s ‘ s B8 foot of the berth and curled ‘ ~ s the stanchion Iria 3. W ‘ Capt. Battle entered W slow é 1885 from North Carolina S ( ‘ sis " cause of his height had ) aL | Ww special permission from tke war de-| °°" , e attitude of the powers r 5 Z partment jis not able to sign the Ma rian |; ints s Dusiness }eonventior . To Cure a Cold in One Day | t Bs f : | It is China’s des says the for- 1 Ww . _ ‘ > n 1 s = Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-| mal notiticatio — ae lets. All druggist refund the money | terms with jlast E z as i ctfaistocure, BW. Grovessic-|.. pres and yt i nature is on each box. 2c. iw i} Sa Jacks a “business v4 5 re s|trip t e qd st week Awful Crime Disclosed. vy that st e| s I's 1 Guadalajara. Mex., April 3.—Fur- should iendship of a jis reported “However much she might be will} --Hutet ing to grant any special privilege one power, when O |} ness trip others ob. et it is To Race for Homes. Wichita, Kas., Mareh 31.—A respondent has just returned from a| impossible that, for the sake of mak- | | | | ing one nation friendly, she should} others.” Li Hung Chang says this letter set- al alie the al sympathies of trip along the border of the Kiowa] tles the matter definitely and that and Commanche reservation and} Russia was informally notified to the learned that there areat least 10,-| same effect March 000 people standing in line waiting for the race. There is general dis- Prince Ching asserts that satisfaction over the proposed lottery Chinaman Li Hung Chang was against signing the convention Yang Yu. the Chinese to Russia, permission from the emperor to resign his office. every except = scheme of drawing for claims, all of those along the border being in favor ¥ ART! minister of racing for the has requested Heisa Manchu, and the duty of edve signing away Manchuria, should he iis ee be called upon to perform it, would te ating the be so unpleasant to him that he 1 for cata- 1V ES, Director. cMOOL OF FINE ARTS, c.. Louls. Mo. seeks to evade it. Washingtos. April 3 Petersburg dispatch printed morning bas aroused interest in ofti- —The St. this ‘ Passaic Items. cial circles here. For the same rea- (Too late for last week.) son that prevented the correspond- have sown unable to A number of farmers their oats, but have harrow it in onaccount of the weath- ent from quoting any authority in been the Russian government as a source of the suggestion contained in his | °F dispatch, it otticial authority for the comment Mound township has redeemed it- self, as it elected the whole democr is not possible to cite atic that has been passed here upon the ticket suggestive Russian plea. This in E. Lockard has shipped his cattle brief, is that the action of the powers | and hogs to Kansas City. They in opposing the Manchurian agree- brought him a good price. Charles Zwallen of Hudson town- ment will make it impossible for Rus- sia to leave Manchuria at all. ship, spent Sunday with J. N. Sharp, an old neighbor. Mr. Hemphill has the frame work of his house about finished. He will oecupy it soon and finish the inside The comment upon this suggestive plea is that Russia deliberately pro- poses to commit a greater offense in the permanent seizure of Manchuria, if the powers will not connive at a next fall. as it is time to begin tarm- lesser one, in allowing her to make a |!" |secret and private agreement with M. Wood of Passaic, has his new China. |residence about completed. A few This plea, it is said, would | more such buildings will boom our be laughed out of any court of inter- | little village. | national law so disingenuous is it Russia is displeased because the| There were three car loads of cattle - A . r i rer 3 : 2 as- powers discouraged China from sign- and hogs shipped to K. ©. from Pa . ¢ »} - ing the agreement: yet Russia her- | Saic last week. M. Wilcox shipped two loads of self joined with the other powers in| undertaking to avoid any such pri-| to K. €. on the 26th, which} vate arrangement invelving the ac-| netted him a nice profit. | | quisition of Chinese territory. Even| M. L. Wolfe started his car of | | household goods on the 6th to Wy- forces even if she if China to sign the Manchurian agree- | oming, where he intends to make his ment, there is no upon | future home The Todd Si i ¢ with him to work on his hors the powers, and certainly not upon | oing with him to work on his horse jranch. He up @ ie persists, boys are obligation expects to open Whe Was the Sw ~ { 1 t ‘ s d s = Do i} Yess ever I w ” = s bh n be . ry zk ‘ i e bell . ‘ ‘ vour fing as vw i said you t : ‘ brother w —_ > wet Yes Oh, Et Howcould you? How could you? How «« il what?” she respond edasa guilty look crept into her face ‘How could you make me the vie- tim of such a swindle? London Tit- Bits French Affront the Britons. 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