The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 18, 1901, Page 7

t & Wows i The Golden Age is e GOLD DUST Age that emancipates women of all ages from the tyranny of hard housework. GOLD DUST Washing Powder is the greatest boon of the century to woman, since it lightens her heavi- est work. Large package is greatest economy. Yarness and Saddlery: Buovies and Surries, Xoad Wagons and Spiing Wayons Our Vehicles are the latest in des McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo prices. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with Sheriff's Sale virtue and authority of a transcript from the office or | uit court of Bates Co. Mo., | le at the June term, Ii of said 8 tome directed in favor of C. V.Gra- A wd against J. W. Mei‘oy, I have ‘. land seized upon all the right, title, W. Me? al ‘iS Missouri, to- iS ¢ and claim of de’ dant , in and to the following de: situated in Bates county, fsthalf of the northwest quarter and south- qurter of the northwest quarter and the talf of the southwest quarter of the north- quarter of section twel in township Paine (39%), of range thirty-one (31). [| 0 Saturday, July a the hours of nine o in the fore- and five o’clock in the noon of that ouse r, Bs » Missour same or so mu reof as may be re stpublic vendue to the highest bidder | wh, to satisfy said execution and costs. JOE T. SMITH, Sheriff of Bates County, Mo School Fund Mortgage Sale. Clinton D. Huffand Minnie P. Huff | did on the I6th day of July, 1598, | aad deliver to Bates county, in the Missouri, their school fand mortgage, | sid school fund mortgage was duly re- | in book 120 at page 225 of the school fund | record of Bates county, Mo., conyey- | y the following described Lots six (6), seven (7) and 5) of Warner’s addition E human consti- tution is very much like a fire, and the way many peo- ple try to take care of ) their health may be compared to the w careless kitchen looks after the cooking red-hot, and then suddenly, first thing you know, the fire is out. People are sometimes led to believe that a medicine which has a sudden, tremen- dous effect must be truly wonderful. They forget that it may be merely a tremendous ‘‘draught” which imparts a temporary false effect of brightness and ‘‘fire” to the E system, but suddenly drops it lower than before. There is no sudden, overwhelming effect about Ripans Ri results, like nature’s, are complete and permanent. » NOW city of Butler, was made in trust to secure yment of one certain school fund in described and whereas the princi- ‘ntereston said school fund bond is | due and unpaid. Now, therefore, in an order of the county court, the regular May term, 1901, held May twill proceed to sell the’ above de- | feal estate at public vendue tothe high- a the east front door of the of Butler, county of Bates of Missourt on ? | Saturday, July 20, 1901, Re hours of nine o’clock in the fore- me ‘clock in the afternoon of that ang purpose of satisfying said bond, Costs of executing this trust. ou... JON T. SMITH, Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Missouri, stove. One minute it is ragin; Tabules. Some people think the prescribed dose is too slow, and double it to get a quicker effect. But nature her- self is slow, moderate and regular in accomplishing her best work. The Tabules relieve acute headaches, indigestion and nervous depression almost instantly. But their effect on the bowels is more gradual; yet it is sure and thorough. ans Tabules act in accordance with nature, and their Administrator’s Notice. wiberedy ven, that letters testamen- estate of Geo W Pierce, deceased to the undersigned on the 25th 1901, Py, the provate court of ri haying claims against said es thy wad to exhibit them for allow- date Imistrator within one year Ofssid letters, or they may be from any benefit of said eatate; and mano exnIb ited within two be ofthis pw . vad P cation, they jarred JS. PIERCE. Administrator, WANTED—A case of bad health that RIP A-NS will not benefit. They banish pain and proleme lite. Oue gives relief. Note the word R-I P-A-N Son the package anc accept no substitute. R-I-P-A-N-S, 10 for 5 cents, may be had at any drug store, Tex samples and ene testimonials will be mailed to any address for 5 eenta, for. warded to the Ripans ChemicalCo., No. 10 Spruce St, New York. Administrator’s Notice. ¥ given that letters of admin- estate of Anna E. Yeates, | been granted to the undersign- | neates county probate court, in Bates i hd bearing date the twenty-fifth having claims against said estate ~d ex! ne Ss = i from ie date of sai letters, if we recluded from any benent of| Our fee returned if we said claims be not exhibited aaa Shee oe from the date of the publica- | 22Y Invention will prompt'y : » they will be forever barred. | ability of same. ‘ co | secured through u =e z Patent taken out thr of Final Settlement. | Tee Patent Rec given to all creditors and | = ae ed in the estateofC.F Por- | by Manufacturers ws I, Josephine A Porser,ad-}| Send for samvle copy Fiz Address, the will annexed, ot said es. - abe = ea final settlement thereof, | VICTGR J. EVANS & CO., (Patent Attorneys,) : WATINCTON, D. C. ‘elve our opr aoe r sale at co s receive sfe a trated and wi tree concerning the patent- sent upon request. Patentc expense. “2 notice, without charge, in ely circulated journal, consulted be Re years Administrator. the Bates Co Probate court tate -f Missourt, to be held | elath dav ef Aug isot. | OSEPHINE A. PORTER. i arto thas Evar \iminietratrix, Wagon Harness $10 to $30: Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Hurness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styles ign and painting. } A FIRST-CLASS GHOST STORY The Wicked Monk Who Begged for a Mass for the Repose of His Soul In Augustus J. €. cences appears of Malta “While at semi-Saracenic he of the reminiscences was remin Hare's reminis this t Monreale, ithedral behind ight Palermo, tt the experiences of a certain Knight of Malta in the by inadvertence, t edin. Realizing himself as comfortable as and went awakening j knight saw aj pr west door mm that he it one of the monks of t monast \ alt ne | ck stru Jed up the ‘ Christ v my poor sou Jy | Malta pursued to aspot | lisappeared alt cloek struck 2 the figure reappe when it or more uttered t j and, wor ]no good Christian s. | mass for my poor soul? ered, ‘I j must serve the mass the pries will, | soldier al but vou it is wellknowr | that there can be no mass without a server The holy vessels were upc and the | the altar t soldier priest be- Then the monk threw gan the mass back his cowl, and displayed a skull but he served the mass, which the Knight of Malta courageously went the unconscious in through to end, but then down front of the morning, Jaltar. In monks came into the church, the stranger was found still unconscious upon the altar steps. He was taken when he came j to himself he told what h into the convent, and ad happen h was made in thea but ed. Sear of the monastery, nothing v | 2 }found to account for the oecurrence j Long afterward, however, when some airs were being made in thecat | dral. the body of a monk in his robe and cowl was found walled up, evi ieee for some crime, near thealtar | | just at the spot whe knight had h. This story was re- seen him van lated to Mr. Hare by Susan, Lady | Sherborne, who heard it from Lord lanwilliam.” H CASTORIEA. - gy ihe Kind You Have Aways Bought His Final Farewell. j} A Billville citizen came to the ed tor and asked him to write a fitting obituary thef_citizen’s deceased spouse | “How old was she?” asked the edi- j tor | i never heard her say She was gentle and loveable. wa r | she?’ | Weil, jest tollable”’ Had ht hopes of the here : to tell the truth an’ nothin’ but the truth, [think the wuz most too bright to suit her.” ‘But you want to say she is safe in the promised land. don’t you?” The citizen thought a Then he said. “Lreckon youll have to put down that way: but—I wuz kinder headen’t thar myself!" —AtlantaCon- stitution. HEAD ACHE “Both my wife and myself have been using CASCARETS and they are the best medicine we have ever bad in the house. 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CHARGES AGAINST Lord Kitchener Says The Prisoners at Viakt BOERS nteir London, July 11.—Ofticia rrob oration t ree it Via pr BER BC » he stions of Het Nc corr . rd | first de ‘ i B 2 it: Spring with t row re n the in ready te wp ton luctor Moore was oui ¢ f 8 I the crew of wor wait g¢ undert ‘ l the s eas was dropy W ‘ m t's warning t bridge ve ow The three cars with thei f oads were hurled into t s this mc rroug threw a diamond broo $2,000 overboard ir Mrs. Burroughs, whic fashionable Cayg i morning started ¢ valuable gether witha jeating she went to the steamer to rn !In so doing got fand with the crumbs tery grave Children ofter but from hu abundantly. The tre aanition; thei k but devoured, by wo sof White's Crean will destroy the children will begin to tt worn Tucker. Bakersfield, Cal., July boarding house at ridge lumber mill, was Mre- Kenney. wife of the the mill, with a butcher ing a serious wound on her face Kenney’s also struck Mrs datghter, but the injury The screams of the woman the lumbermen to the Kenney was the first te house. He was attackec naman and sustained asevere ¢ The lumbermen placed a the wrist. the Chinaman down around his neck and har |a tree. | Itissaid that the Chi | insane. or bro St jof about ¢ Inte t+ very mi f the workme t tum bled and many the men v erush ed into shapeless masses Fifteen minutes before the bridge collapsed a heavy passenger tr mid rushed over it Stops the Cold and Wer the Cold | « ‘Tablets j irs. C. D. deitberately h tlued at eb i Liter uimbs Ot assi A few 1 Vermifuge rms a wen the rive at once Price 25 cents. Forsale by H. L They Lynch a Chinese Cook 10.—Young Fook, a Chinese cook employed at a Mount Brecken- lynched by lumbermen. The Chinaman attacked foreman of kuife, inflict- He little is slight brought Mr the ecene. » reach 1 by the Ch nt on knocked rope z 11m to haman was The Sultan Has Paid Washington, Jt 10. department has received of the American in against Turkey, $95.06 the American legation a nople. —The state the amount ty aim gh Educate Your Boweils With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, cure cons: pation fo: | 0c, 2c. If C.C.C. fail, drugs: refund money. BULL TOSSED THE TOREADOR Notwithstanding His Fate, 2 Crowd of 7 Attended the Omaha Ball Fight i N July 14 Sa Mex . 3 brok s breas pped i Many w I for s ‘ s t - assis \ 8 1 t row Gov. & uy N 1 jf s s ) ernor of I | CA SPTORTA. | Sears the 4 : | | He Sued for His Salary Mo ( M \ jury ift listeni t in the se of e Re iH st he : . } Bip: ist church for salary, ret dave t m $421.1 he sued fo Looting” the School Funds. Jefferson City Press J y State Auditor Allen on yesterday notified State Superintendent Car rington that $1,086,020.81 would be available for the supp public schools durir ! I school year. TI imount w tion to the umile Idi of school age In 1900 the total amo 1 r tic i was $990,45956, 0 per capita of one do nd ‘ ills for ¢ hool age this ir " ly r rv State re 4 wit } fund which has jus Lppe i ed by State Audit The growth of our school fun i un der Democratic management is sliown by the following official exhibit In 1871 the State distributed for school purposes $339, 3 i 1881, $519,001.16; in 780.68, and in 1901 The distribution of school moneve for education purposes during thie year is the largest in the history of 1891, ¢ $1.086.020 81. be the State. It hoped that the Globe-Democrat l take note «of thie “looting” of the school moness vy the Democratic administration The |“looting” is of larger proportions |than any prior ravishment of the |State Treasur;: The Demvocratie | party is pledged to a continuams of this “‘Jooting How it is Done The first object in life with the American peopie is to ‘“‘get sich; the second, how to regain ‘4 heaith. The fir-t cau be obtained by energy, bouesty and saving; the ona good nealth by using Green's August Fiower. Shou) you be a despondent sufferer from any of the effe ria, liver com- plaint, 4pr oud udigestion, ne, palpitation batiioca such as sick £ of the heart, sour ach, costiven diz of the brad, nerve rit-, ete, you op other da Twod Aug Flower will relieve nu atonce. Go to H. L. Tucker and get a sample bottle free. Regular size, 75 cts. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. -kno —————————