The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 2, 1902, Page 2

i To a aR RR } ~ PREPASED AND PUT IN PLATE ESPECIALLY FOR THE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES. al MARCH HILLAIRE. ; VERNON ROY. i March Hilaire, “C” With a Tail. | A Most Liberal Offer. The “C” with a tail is the trade. All our jarmer readers should tak mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic. | #dvantage of the unprecedented club- Look for it on the light blue enameled | bing ofier we this year make, which ‘wells, water courses aud reservoirs |metal box! Each tablet stamped | includes with this paper The Live under the Missouri law is from two | C:C:C. Never sold in bulk, All Steck Indicator, ite special yet miers i druggists, roc. | Institute Editions and ‘The Poultry | lace | Farmer. ‘These three publications | are the best of their class and should m1 | be in every farm home. To them we add, for local, county and general Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, { 8 County of Bates, : Jn the circuit court of Bates county, Mo.. in va- cation, September 12, 1902, Thomas Tingler, plaintiff, v8. Marella Tingler, Elizabeth Car- ter, Frank Tingler, Furdella Whitrack and John Whitrack. her husband, Wm ‘Tingler and Marella Tingler, admunistratrix of the estate of Jacob Tingler, deceased, defend- ante, AGED MAN IS CHARGED jail, and has been there ever sinee, | WITH POISONING wetts, |!" has retained two lawyers, and | will make w strong fight. The punishment for poisoning Cornelius O'brien, Seventy Years Old is Accused With Trying to to five years iu the Peuitentiary, Order of Publication, ee Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by his attorney W 5 Dooley, and files his petition and affidavit alleging among other things that defendant Elizabeth Carter js not a resident of the state of Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered | Order of Publication, STATE OF MISSOURI, / County of Bates, s In the Cireuit Court of Bates county, Miesouri, hill Two Families. 2100 Reward sit. Jne readers ot this paper will be pleas- | i Macon, Mo, Sept. 27 —The trial of a Cornelius O'Lr iin the Cirenit Court here to-| i av ’ reading matter offered for so small | written instrument purporting to be the last nd St and defendant have) ony positive cure known to the medical Wm. L Brooks, defendants, — 8 tof ty, Thee a. | Will and teatatnent of sna Jacob Tingler, de- a | *Brien was nat: | ity. Catarrh being a constitution. | 7 ow at thisd: comes the plaintiff herein by | AD Amount Oo} mone) . ree P ceased, declared not to be the last will’ and answered ready. O'Brien was arrest- | fraternity. sarrn De bs ** | his attorneys, Silvers & Silvers, and files his ers named, which we club with our | testament ot snid Jacob Tingler, deceased, and } he Wabash Rail ] varda|@! disease, requires, a constitutional | petition and ‘affidavit. alleging among other | P ‘ to have the same set aside and held as naught ‘doin The Wathash Nalroad Vares | eatment. Hall's Co arrh Cure is taken | things that defendants, Wm, M Chatweil, Jane | OW, are well known throughout the | "#ve! unless the said Ellzabeth Carter here last April, charged with placing |jnternally, acting directly upon the | § aheg ferrin Gere hee’ mark West and commend themselves to be and appear at this eourt i oe Paris green ou the premises of John | blood and mucous surtaces ot me sys- | Sailor, Wilson T Brooks, Laura © Brooks, Wm, | the reader's favorable attention up-| the court house. in’ the city _ of t # ‘ heret stroyi the foundation | L Brooks, are not residents of the state of a] k i 7 Butler, in sai the 11 \ Mahoney and Leo W arner, farmers oa ine ven i . the uueat Miesouri: Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk = pare mention. The Live Stock vember, beth ind oa’ Ss beans phy he, i va , ot the disease, and giying the pi in vaca ion that defendants be notified by pub~| Indicator is the great agricultural | thereot answer or plead to the petition in. said OKLAHOMA CITY. ¥ Russell Township, strength by building up the constitution | lication that plainti® has commenced & suit | and liye stock paper of the West and | cause, the same will be taken as confessed and i : hs before O'Brien, who | and assisting nature in doing its work. | against them in this court, ject and gen- | & , t «_ | judgment will be rendered accordingly. WICHITA, A few months before O'Brien, wh The proprietors haye so much faith in | ¢T#l nature of which fe to di deiendants of | Southwest; The Poultry Farmer is | "ahd be it further ordered that & copy hereof had been tried for disturbing the| its curative powers, that they offer One — ‘oo, Mee = moat gpa yea pee for Burton Wanxst Trent h heaety sie iat DENISON, ‘ new is wife ¢ ) any case that it the farmer, while The Special Farm- i > peace of his wife and daughter, was | Hundred Dollars for y e that i ter of the sonthenst qaneter Ox caetion. § fa ’ printed and published in Bates county, Mis. convicted and sent to jail for sixty days. Upon his release he was ar- rested on the application of his wife to have him put under bond to keep peace. He was tried on that issue, and ordered by the court to put upa bond of $750 to guarantee his good behavior. After giving the bond he O'Brien in the cases. O'Brien returned to Macon county early in April and went to Ethel, where he hired a horse and buggy. He drove out to a deserted log cabin near the farms of Mahoney and War- ner, Next morning Warner’s two dogs died of poisoned meat that had been thrown near his house, and there was also discovered a number of “doctored” ears of corn in thecow lot and in the bins. Mahoney found ., ed to tearn that there is at least one | n, aged 70 years, will | dreaded disease that science has been | and that is | Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the able to cure in all its stages, Catarrh. tails to cure, ials. Totedo, O. Send tor list of testimon- Address F, J. Cuenry & Co., sar Sold by druggis 75¢ STATE OF MISSOURI, { 68. County of Bates, . in vacation, September 13th, nick and @ W Minnick, her Robert L Gregory, ‘Thompson, Mary son, Della Bronson, nee Minnick amended petiti that detendante, ‘Thompson, George om Mar, of the state of Missouri. ry ee object and gen tool Yer of tale, of. the followi 1 asack of Paris green in his pond, | a anda lot of the poison about his well. The pond was drained and the well pumped out. Enough poison was found in them to have slain the he had a valise containing a ‘ty of it. He was arraigned before were saturated with Paris green and | be Order of Publication. In the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, 192, CA Min- jusband, tiffs, ve. Sarah Hyatt and — Hyatt, her hus- band, Martha Kegerries and Peter Kegerries plain- James Davis, Johu ompson, Frank Thomp- son, George Thompson, Lucy Ann Thomp- and— Bron- son her husband, The batesCo. Investment Co., and John C Hayes, defendan Order of Publication, Now at this day comes the plaintiffs herein by their attorney, W O Jackson, and files their fon alleging, among other things Thompson, Frank ts, Lucy 4nn pson, Thompson, and Della Bronson nee Minnick and "Bronson her husband, are not residents Ww ee it is or- rey L eas i, — pilention that 8 paints have commenced a hit nature of tain a decree in partition and or- described land In vacation, September 6th, 102, 5 Potts plaintif, ve Wm. M_ Chatwell, Chat well Martha A Brooks y O'Neal wartha A cannon, Cora a Brooks, Saab Sailor, Wilson T 'Brvoks, Laura ( Brooke, tow. ship 42, range 29, ter of the northeast quarter of section townskip #2, range id the southeast quar- ter of the northwest quarter of section twp 42, range 29, to vest the titlein said land in the plaintiff; also to correct a misiake ina deed from the defendants, Wm M Chatwell and Jane Chatwell to one Wilson J Broo.’ wherein te eaid Wm M Chatwell and Jane Chatwell in conveying said land to .aid Wilson J Brooks left out the numbers of the township and range by mistake; also to correct a deed made by the defendant Wilson ‘’ Brooks to one Harvey Wheeler, in which the land in section 16, is de- nd the southwest quar- Cannon, Cora A Brooks, sarah E Sailor, Wil- 80) Brooks, Laura © brooks, and William LL, jrooks are the sole and only heirs of Wiisun J brooks, deceaeod, and to perfect the title 10 said land in plaintiff, and that unless the said detendants be and appear at this court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and boiden at the court house, in the city of Butler, in said county, on the llth day of November next, andon or before the first day of said term, answer or plead to the peti- tion in sgid cause, the same will be taken as beim wn and judgment will be rendered ac- cordingly And ve it fuather ordered that a copy hereof be publiched according to law, in the BuTtzn WEEKLY Tivks, @ weekly new and published in Baves county, Mo,, for four weeks successively, the last insertion to beat least fifteen daye vefore the sresciay of the next term of the circuit court, A. B, LUDWICK, & true copy of the record. Cirevit Clerk Sper printed } news, our own paper, and make the rice of the four one year ouly $1.25. Never before was so iuch superior ers’ Institute Editions are the most of | practical publications for the promo- 1 | tion of good farming ever published. fake advantage of this great offer, as it will hold good for a short time only. Samples of these papers may be — by calling at this office. 5-6m STATE OF MISSOURI, 88 COUNTY OF BaTEs, in the Probate court of the county of Bates, August term, 1002, Marguerite Propp, de- ceased, D, V, Brown, administrator, Order of Publication. Now at this day comes D. V. Brown, admit istrator of the estate of Marguerite P , de: ceased, apa presents to the court his pet praying tor an order for the sale of so much the reas estate of said d 88 Will pay and debts due ee estate, for want of suiflicient agsets he accounts, liete-and inven- itness my band and the seai of the be {seax] circuit court of Mates county, this 16th day of September, 1902. tote, aD Von ick, Great Clerk, Administrator’s Notice. by the undersigned clerk in vacation thatsald defndant be notified by publication that plaintiff has commenced a suit against her in this court the object and general mature of which is to se- cure a judgment in this court to have a certain eouri, for four weeks successively, the fast in- sertion to be at least filteendays before the first day of the next term of the circuit court. § A. b. LUDWICK, Cireuit Clerk. A true copy of the record Witness my handand the seal of circuit court of Bates [sat] county, this 12th day of aT a lw, « A. B, LUDWICK, 46-46 Cirenit Clerk, Order of Publi cation. STATE OF MissUURI, County of Bates. { as serived as bei section 13; and to obtaina | ~~ ous 4 ‘Sth, avon, atte 7 . C) eing in Hy 1 in cation is went to St. Louis. Mahoney and a gh gt deeree of the court finding aud. declaring tha Moyer, plaintiff, ve. William 'T Nichols and| 2 the make-up of this service, ry Warner were witnesses against] nee Thompson and —Ansdown, her husband, | Martha a Brooks, Mary U Neal, Martha A Order of Publication, fone bang aya Now at this day ‘comes ye petition and ‘amdevit,_ alleying’ amoug other things, that Defendants, Win f Nichole and saran A Nichols, are not residents of the State of Missouri: aintiff herein, by files ner SHERMAN, DALLAS, . FORT WO And principal points in Texas and the west. Ta ee is new throughout made up of the finest eaquh-ment, pro with electric: lights and all other conveniences. It Café Observation Cars, : ander the management of Fred y Reais eaeas ieee