The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 27, 1902, Page 3

. a Col. or has given to ain Is Final 3 “Every of the body 3 Saddl the w aients OD marine tur- — dowed with a se cepend= — he might © « Old Whiskers,” as He Was Known © gence es a os che tiny ars to the ite s. Eluded=¢ “ ture z rm its — ' : re cman turese'S peat cal So Long as to Create Beliet muin re tions for pul ; He Bore a Charmed Li . —* % . Col. Astor makes his announcement it, it wil | -~ t Surri tin the current {issue of the Scicr c “9 = ur health will be re j Or seve Sar Clara : § OS, | American in the form of a letter to the : a rie : at : ie he te ng go } ; editor of that publication, in which he pe eit : ne pat has just retur a says: si aad a ; - ur : icular b o whic given A big as \ \ “All my patents on marine turbines : ssc phy ge a | he ew ve ago having been granted, [hereby dedicate | M@ BAe cggttl ! A A eg~ =~ | tl 7 ab if tha 3 peu) , | So sue ' vifieent ws = aig, j them to the public, th the hope that digg eager inde : ‘ - s= - al egpinggiaie — a> =a, | the dev setet oh the taeal taphins |” gs n of the deer tt mt prised rege s SS ' lS ma — F » hastened thereby.” the hunters sage csi ete Ieee OS, he body i € u CZ aN \| CAA | m ~ . ’ a gece sngpoey ll pute do | Eteey attempt te Ey Bee CLT af the body eh nite d ttilize Col, Astor's patents, but en er Appe this way . Wragons. YS <8: gineers and critics express themselves ae ® rserdin I life = a ay pice “While living in Svcnev, NLS. Wo 2 s sharing the belief that hia theories |! SY, Wien hung ever bam, ba roomed with a friens whe wa a r\ S ? ; lispelled and “Oli Whiskers” has fal- s -) ~ will work out practicably. wane pulmonary consumption. As - <| L| Col. Astor's invention contemplates | 8 * i al he ue ies seated Coehem edt twin screws, set tandem instead of | "> . ° aE ster ‘ re and more distre y . - Rr side by side, and revolving in opposite | M8 te bring down This the kept it \ " es Wagon fHarnes $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Harness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styles anette. 5 i. : PIRATE bg ee and most cunning buck rah age al NES A = and prices. Bugs, Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. Our. Vehicles are the latest in lesign and painting. | | weintio of hte turbl ¥ has known for miny ts ‘ Hs 4 . i i wi oF LAND BROS,, Butler, Mo. he geeston ib gual iedoaarpts ‘ ford WV ‘ I ab . Come anid see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with MoFARLAND BI , Butler, M “The turbine is shaped like a funne! | bed et v NY) whieh | ent \ ~s : ges = | and comprises an outer shell or drum | YE ae even-pointed at ar A : > and an inner shaft) running graces the muntel OF Ris sieverehul) i 1 ! ‘ = $300 ) Werth of Women and Jeweis. B10" Reward £100 heACgA lh Ahabe 10 NA TAI enemy, gshipas bel ' ~d NEW MUSIC Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that| ‘phe readers ot this paper will be pleat | > PO ESBE Sch SAUNG ORME G TT fan peers ; — $1.00 is the order of a woman’s preferences, | ed to learn that there m at least on selves vs ' ° che : A . a4 | aeper ene n y “3 < 1 Jed di » that sctenc Be 1 t othe outer shella e small ’ ’ yore i “gi Jewels form a magnet of mighty cea paneer tts trek abt Hts end and passes through the turbine, | {!°" he w eN 1 ; in eS It to the public, power to the average woman, Even} Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the} expanding into the large end of the | Mires. bu ! v A very t ely ; : namely: 1 . A at ure known to the medica'] shell . enough to make a st yo se : : ¥ that yreatest of all jewels, health, is | on'y positive cure known to the a ell and weting on the spiral blades to whieh | eony One copy Lake Park Schottische price..........500) A ' . ‘| fraternity: Catarrh being a constitution: | roiate the x! j An , | tle had plenty of \ ; i uined the stre forts t : e the ell and shaft simultane veep ‘ One copy Furaptured Walte, price too | Fulhed In the strenuous eHorte CO) al disease, requires, a constitutional | Gusty and.in opposite directions down other cee ctne \ One copy Vapor City Two-Step March, price.b | make or save the money to purchase | teatment, Hall's Coo arrh Cure is taker i) i inw both inner turbine and | Whiskers” he rand he He saysan i n One copy of the latest song, entitled, ‘*If health to get a coveted gem, then let | tem, thereby destroying the foundatior | M&cessary to insure efficiency, which a at any other g ; net Sine’ i t ‘ ’ Only the Right Step is Taken,’’ %e | her fortify herself agaiust the insid- | ot the disease, and giving the patient] im ordinary turbines is often incon sleet Ny sicecees p ae ame, aa 3 eens ‘ane ae tolls *yané| and bronchial affections by the reg-| The proprietors have so much taith it | peduced practically ef he believed that the buck had gone (a in i e . 9 . ve at ny offe ne . Pr a } . * nye aT money back If not satisfactory, Address all, Ular use of Dr. Boschee’s German ah gel ebay Aad _ its Ai it PRAISES THE ARMY down the wes slope and struck NEW KIND OF A CIGAR. ! i ree ~~ om i I beyond. He erdera te Syrup It will promptly arrest con-] tails to cure. Send tor list of testimon 7 eee ‘ J. H. KAY sage i sumption in its early stages and heal tals Adare Pe i Cues if © Co. | cen. Miew Annes) Reopen Hectares ieee Gil ape : ‘: - “ a , re —_— f (heap aia aE nT ag: the affected lungs and bronchial | (VeC" OBB oll ov ema mr Personnet of Army Was ivie ean i he determined: to seats spi ; iv . inease Never Heit \ ; t al 48-4t tubes and drive the dread disease | é he t 0 — Sherif sale in Partition THT RIFER PIVOT Thi f > BY i ures urn | 1 LOW RATES TO ST.LOUIS |!t0™ thesvstem, Teisnot a cure-all] souscismratyven harmnderant yy vite] ae annoal vepont wf Liewts Gen. {a I» f : 1 A but it isa certain cure for coughs, | tue ofa decros in partition and it na een ita Mit a Md | i is i ilway, Ac- i * Pvade by the tit court of Hate MEET Os, Cant ait he army, isa brte seoha re . : via the Missouri Pacific Railway, colds and allbronchial troubles. You | Missouri, at the regular November tern, view of the reports that have been \ : count Fall Festivities, eee hs ater ; of said court, in the ease of Le L. Wik and |) Seah aa ios ‘ ver ( tine ate Nernanina cere aes tie Fand Caroline Vi his wife, Abner t. Wix and ‘ j ‘ sin att Prete ciate 1" lace in the Exposition Coliseum aa Cac measial Ab | Jabeth Wix hie wife. J Is eal Lawins | Brooke neato? the is rom November Brd to Sth, inclusive. fO°W ae ireen 8 Special Almanac, Wix ule wife, ie M. Wix, Wix, Minnie] 1 ial ever | hat . x, Thomas H Wi h In addition to these attractions | | Pond’e A Radkhars, 2 vith © view t Bea 1 . there will be running races daily es A Most Liberal Offer, | wee : wee the nevessity of q F ‘ the mile track at the Fair Grounds : ; : ; bday of Novemb-r, ers for troops, particularly the at ; : ‘ka » and base ball games between teams} ‘The St. Louis Mirror is a twenty- : ery} att M ele ’ of the American and National | eight page paper, in magazine form, a cated repented 2,182, Pileie cont Ceram ; 2 ‘ H tive . rit 2 between the hours of 8 o'clock in the forenoon . un b bs owe in Lap pt is ——-. edited by William Marion Reedy, as ant tive urelock. In th “afternoon of thal la ) memento uv n n excellent opportunity Ww : : ; Sara i day, at the west front door of the court house in neivt Offered to see He World's Fair aite | Sisted by a staff of contributorscom- the oly of Hutter, county of Hates and state o ail ; IS CALLEv A “GOLD BRICK.” rial st ‘ H issouri, se) . he highes! Nader for cash in kL vr *” De Me \ and the progress made on the build. | Prstag the best. writers and literary | jena uh following described real estate lying ers uncer Gen. Baldwin it ? ; , ings for Uie great international ex po- authorities on all current subjects piel eer waituate in the county of Bates and rnao in the cnly s P New Execotive Oftees nt Washington ear ry: * ae —7 7 | yapnee — + x eS Ww WeaTt " v ineter sition of 1904. social, religious, scientific, financial. one Son} halt of lot Hod) of jhe north weat ent ef the year. ond eor said to fou Squatty and t ‘ Nr Pe Hi ail quarter of seetio y township thirtys| pine pers * A . er mer Nan ne — infor. literary or artiatic, Sine (Bh, Yauge twenty nin vs y 1 he personnel of 1 he iiaston i i ‘ : mation as to rates tickets, ete. ; er eg ce OF T. SMITH, never In better condition, : : li. C, Towssan, he Mirror ig a weelle paviown of Seat Sheri of Kates County, Mon") jjroyed by the fortitude, skill a The new of 1 hunted yA ewe _ A 2 ve, ve new cllice ‘ eit, Th ef Gen’l Pass’r and Ticket Agt, | men and affairs; a treasury of short Sherif Sale in Partition, m displayed in every ser the. white house denen pep tas St. Louis, Mo. | stories and good poetry; a paper in guvctlon {a hereby given that under and by vir ron every of mort iulitileed, an. belt net sath adsl ii ‘sabia ‘ ue ofadecree in partition and orderof sa : guar ane she ‘ ~LUW HATES {0 ST. LOUIS which the best hooks, best plays and | made , enit court of Matescounte, Mise | Wherever the army heen eng: ince, entirely tor : Outs hehe. manetact f 4 os ' he a Bie } | Sourt, at toe regular Sovember term, 1 of}in any part of the world during the! syuction \ neig » ” i st musie are ably reviewed, and al 5 case of J *4 ¥ 3 ‘ septique” w ¢ ) via the Missouri Pacific Railway, Ac- t : ‘ inte ond Secs in toe cae Sih i Moen aa last four years, During that time nity. These evit ; He on t ic Ball BERCINeh Opies of Contemporary interest are Ellen Noryan bis wife, Oscar \\. Norgun an! ges have occurred and the} well, founc nd, ro the : naan = , STV IES i Tattenti i . | Ellas! € viola Gatesand G Gates} * 2 = : x a oan rent wt. Louie |r careful attention. It is thenp- | rer vusband, Auna Johnson and Wm, Jonson | afmy has Leen very largely increased. | amount of money eat the] CABLES AR UND WORLD. hes incinde the Nitrate t. LOUIS | to.date paper for the merchant, the hor busban!s Jona F. organ and Ella Morzan The rand varied service of the ter ef th ieiure . q 30,4 i preui- . swife, ner, Morgan-and Hannah Sor Pea, SEAR ; i ; er eet asi sarap chy ne il pie het teacher, the professional man, the | gan his wife, Marion ©. \io-ganand Viola Vor- | SEM'0! 1 ey FERS EEERES BE bt bas purehase ‘ Rantanian Sends the Pivat Missnce ums. the porgeous Vellet P litici ell aa for | Stahl wite and Conrad Kowman, piaintitts, ve isviplining. instrt ( ( ence witl , Circling che Globe Vie the ageant; Street Fair and Carnival; | student, the politician, as well as for) iG. Hartwell and \. F, ouvall, HB. Per: ee e mi es paeer-piraereiernees pie WE | Be han “ : ind the} . . Letvat endl Prrentt, atten tate Witathiers Hebe eet te a CMTE CHT " eeeret ere “ys at _—s woman and the home. under the name of Luvail & Percival defend: | ihe cscetlent Cis ‘pti instruction , ‘ ous 4 eg dailv by t es! hor- is ‘ tpl ants, and the authority in me vested by said a ; : , - horse races dail pe i If you will send us 10e, in silver or | Gere and an order of sale, 8 certified copy ot | 1Nd Exempla the ier Char ‘ oughbreds in the country and base] ot. tog, we will mail the Mirror te | When wasdetivered tome on the Isth day off of th hata hat She presidk ' ball waves between teams of the November, 102, E will on eee of nv of the pre vat . , Natioval Leazues your address for ten weeks. Saturday, December 29, 1W2 I 1 1 ’ America ii ational Leagues, Ten ny Sanh A eae vile : a isis iene beckons . ei 5 All events Curuge Jetober and th ns eeu ock in the atternoon of ihat day, atf 2reat ot zation. Such as have af ¢ \ g first week ii November, rea | St. Louis, Mo. front de ete ae pine, ted our army have been or will be i ‘ ter ah unit: ound . ad | 8 c A Py f _ Ask y et avent for detailes | a en | bidde tor cash in hand | eradicated, € ous | tov himself , ’ e information ana vieic the World's : | ic a real est e lying and R - . : f ‘ Nair City IP. C. Sowssenn. Sher'ff's Sale, | ate in the county of Hates and state ICH FIND IN WISCONSIN, ree pees MI ime Fair ( “e (eee fiche? Ad Py virtue and authority of an execution for | Of Missouri, to-w! i ” ‘ et who design adie , 1 Get | Pass'riatie dociet Aes + | costs issued from the office of the clerk ot the| , !he northwest qua Tof the northwest quar- : atthe. ak y \ ! St. Louis, Mo. | eirenit court of Bates county, Mis ouri, return. | ter and the west half of the ny Valuable Deposits of Axbestos Said ited ' ble at the November term, i912, of «ait court, | Of the rorthwest quarter of » Scpaken Halabi wean ak Rae whi y © Re \" a (26 , township forty (40), ran to Have Neen Discovered Neu \ by ’ to me directedein favor of B Blackman and | ‘" + éiiier ‘ Was not iy ae Message e A Most Liberal Offer. against J A-Mathes and D Cothreln, I have} 4 4 Sherif of Bat Stevens Point, bios ne aoe inary me 5 levied and eeized npon all the right, title, . pee oeE ' ‘ ' i ie All our farmer readers should tak | interest and olam of defendants, J A Mathes | ~~~ uaa” ; received in I advantage of the unprecedented club- | and D Cothrein, in and to the following de. ie . . of tren sy / : ~--4 q i er we this year make, whic Teistents, to-wit: By virtue ‘ | WORST RS EOS ai ES SE SS y ; includes with this paper The Live Stock Indicator, its special Farmers’ Institute Editions and The Poultry Farmer, These three publications in Bates nanny The west half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, west halfot suutheast quarter of northeast quarter, all in section twenty (2(), also north- west quarter of n°rtheast quarter of section GIVES FATENIS 10 WURLD Johu Ja Aster Dedicates His Mar- — ine Turb nag Per- Mili Be Attained. fection PFAMULS VELL GDAGUED Largest Buck Ever Seen in Cal for- Theory SCOLDING THAT HEALS. — Advanced That Organs eft Hedy Have Separate Intelligence and Kespoad to Suggestion. & exeoation issue from the eflice of the ¢ the circuit court of Bates Co, Mo., atthe Noversber term, i902, of sx! me irecte : in favor of R. Bryant a Ss. A Me Daniel ant against “Bb. G. Sheiby and E. N, Shelby, I have levied Leelzed upon al POWER F “ ht, title. Intere 3 < ; énter for {OM are the best of their class and should v Bre ah ale Tee ee ante Be” Ge 'gneth ‘ant Ke ye chelby etn i ou we : e i 3 a . e yan Is nov be in every farm home. To them we Friday, Noven her & , 1902, and to the following described real eetate : Project Which 1 add, for local, county and general between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- situated in Bates county Missouri, to-wit: The east half of section seven. the weet being control of the Light to Cities of CLACIAL WATER son Foot.te Parnish 0 land ony hh ihe iners s located ke the | noon and five o’clock inthe afternoon of that | half or the northweet querter and the south: | ‘“! ASL nut “= : news, our own paper, and iy 1.25, | day, at the west front door of the court hous», | west quarter of se tion eight, in township} with (he view of developing the mine Soatin, Wee rice of the four one year weed $ ae in the olty of Butler. Bates county, Mtesonri, | forty-one, range thiriy-two, leo the north | ani lacing the pruitiey vn the war- vi cp | sell the same or 60 much thereot as may be re | east quarter of section seven, the northwest} {0 Piscus 0% Seat ee ere Engineers-a re Far ins ever before was 0 an phates i ratred public vendue to the highest bidder | quarter and the west haf of the northeast | ket. Engine s Ie Senn im reading matter eet or cash, to sallsty said execution. and costa, | quarter apd the north balt of the couthwest | ne of xitiea,| tom to Tacoma and seartle, to beg ., + ° i. juarter of section elzht, all in townsht rt ci bigest . a project whie nas fo an amount of aa oe 1-4 Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. due, rex wenty-nive, I will on Berl ane ine und ox iren. It is work cdl er = h has for its 4 pers named, which we clu id ato Saturday, December 6, 1902, of three general varieties, known as] CHief aim the harvesting of the hs own, are well known throughou between the hoursof nine o'clock in the fore: | rock-cork. rock-leather reck-wood,| Waters ef the Puyallup glacier on . West and commend themselves to the reader’s favorable attention up- Sheriff’s Sale, By virtue and authority ofa general exeou- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon cf tha: day at the weet front door of the court house The local « it is of the latter v Mount>Tacoma, stiie of W a. r in the city of Butler, Hates county, Missourl | riety. |r for 1 ime for commercial purposes. It is: said on mere mention. The Live Stock | Sircuit court or Bates county, Missourl rotor: sell tho genie orso much thereof ie may | |. ieee ibe faa that the| Ut if suecessfl this will be the i , vendue, e highest bid. re lane t ; , Indicator is the great agricultural Tee ae ae a reter et Puts Ai betel Get for essh to eatiefy said execution anv! pieces he occas » picked up on first instance where glacial waters and live stock paj r of the Weat and way aud againat Wm 8 Connaway, I have | Coste. JOE T SMGiH, hie far ote tenuiie ft an have been used ¢ireetly to provid + ia | levied and reized upon all the right, title. in | 2 -4¢ Sheriff of Bates County, Mo, ee ee Stas : : ‘ Southwest; The oultry Farmer terest and claim of defendant, Wm § Conns- "ee ais hata wood, Ti is white in rand Deere ae eal sy) a ae Dae ' the most practical poultry paper for | Way. in and to the following ‘described real Sheriff’s Sale. pate ¢ ton, who have ins* led a great many the farmer, while The Special Farm- estate altaated in Bates county, Missourl to-wit: By virtae and authority of a general execu- tion issued from the offceotthe clerk of the Ivy rese street) railways i all parts of the ers’ Inatitute Editions are the most | “Lot three (3), block thirty-five (35) and lot | cirenit court of Bates County, Missouri, re-| [tj oe watee and country, are und rtaking the work practical publications vii he Op apassbind aged ill of"amoret.'t SL ce teeta © dens | float. in order to provide the cities of - tion of good farming ever published Friday, November 28, 1902, aod ‘agsinet Joseph 8. Reeder, 1 bare} The chief source of supply at the} Tacoma and Seattle with — electric fake advantage of this yreat offer | petween the hours of nine o’ciock in the fore. | levied and selved upon all the right, ti. a light and power. as it will hold good for a shorts tire only. Samples of these papers may he examined by calling at this office, noot e afternoon of th day at the west fron’ of the court hor in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, sell the eame or +o mach thereof as ma; be re- quired at public vendue to the highest bidder and five o’cloce 1 tle, interest and claim of said cefendang Joseph 8. Reeder, in and to the following described ren! estate situated in Bates County, Missouri, to-wit: North half ot she southeast quarter of eec- time is Canada, where mines sinee 1874, present have been wor ieen miles long, Q Maines W 1 Guide, head of wa 56m lor cash, to satisfy said Sgeantion ‘and costs aa (41), range Of the 1,800 re ered guides in| generate 50,000 1-4 Sherin of ati Cuette Ms. Satrday, Decemver 6. 1902, Maine only three HARRIET FREDERICK, between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore » women, and only one of the trio i rded by Ps Sheriff's oo Sake bccis Ss tinh deerenine sor home: the men as thoroughly competent. stocks will be d ‘ Brovirtare a0 suinorey wr apictew gry in the cit: of Entler, Bates county, Missourl,| This is Mrs. J. S. Freese. of Ri connected with ‘ tion feaut ‘ ie Missourl, return: | Sel! the seme. or so much thereof ae be} ton, who has shot every kind of game] A. three-phase 9 | circuit court of Bates county Misson! orn ublic vendue, to the highess bid- ga * paas ———Alt-classes-of diseases successfully abre at the November term, 1902, of 6 to tile costs JUKE. T, SMITH, io he found in the Maine woods. She An Invent against Mary P Lusk, I have levied and seized : Sheriff of Bates ( Mt is also an expert at tanning skins, treated. Cotsultation andexamina toon sh right, tele, i ree of bie — ———— : and has in her home some beautiful ‘efen jask, . specimens of her handi . Mrs, tion free. Office over Postottice lowing desoribed reat evtate situated LER | oo ts hereby piven, that Lettare oF at ap = s Ch a acne _ Mrs Mo. oy i ‘tet —apon the —estale o” William 4, | 7 Teese hunts all through the winter, ter and the south swenty-' wails, a Pe... -%4 Longe to the] spending weeks in camp during the struct from the g' A recent portrait of shows him sitting in his new electric The plan is to con- ier a flume four- hrough which a er will flow sufficient to horse-power. The water in running through the flume will drop 600 feet and through pen- iverted into turbines electric geners alternating cur witt-be transmitted at high voltige to Tacoma and Seattle. or's Oversight, Mr. Evison undersign: of October 1902, by the probate court of Rates county persons baving claims against sald a cate dre Fequited to exhibit them for allow ance to the administrator within one year (39) of reoge thirty, (80) Twill on Friday, November 14, 1902, between the hours of pine o’clock in the fore- coldest of weather. Demonstrated. A San Francisco boy will get well noon and five o’clook in the ‘of that | after the date of gid letters, or thoy may tv | from an accident with part of his door of the b from benefit of said yan? idee ay: i . Live Stock a Specialty. | i"ss'syot Baler, Wetes county, Miescur, | [Fyuch ciime be not eaniWiet wists twe | bTains gone, says the Baltimore Amer eell the same or s0 Much a may be re gears from tho date of thie publication, the | ican. Science is proving every day Write me before making date. gulred Ot pate ry sald execution nd oonta.” we torre TAC WALLS that brains are not more essential to : ht ce ae ire JOT SMITH, DENJAMIN WALLS, living than many people have suspect- AMSTERDAM, MO. Bi-dt Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. a4t f Administrators. | oq, =s> J f automobile, all ready to start on a run, with the tires of his machine per- fectly flat. Your great inventor, says the Chicago Tribune, is given to over- looking trifling details Dangerous Relic in a Dustbin, An unexplod shell, marked “Krupp, August 1869," was found recently in a dustbin at Paris, PHONOGRAPH AT FUNERAL. Ce emtion list Pastor of Kausas nds -unovat De val Fi Congregation Leavenworth, Kans. a phono. graph to supply the musie at the funeral of Daniel P. Witlia veld resident. Learning that ne choir had been provided for the services, he took the machine along to the church, where it rendered “The loly City” and “Jesus, as hou Wilt.” Though somewhat surprised, the rel tives and friends of the seemed greatly pleased with the in- novation, and said he was in favor of the use of the phonograph for sacred musie¢ in sick rooms, Marriés Couple on Train, Lloyd Roberts and) Miss Blanche Gilliam, of Pleasant Hill, Ii, were married the other day on the Chicago & Aiton passenger train which runs between Mexico, Mo., and Blooming- ton, Ill. They had gone from Pike to Green county to marry, but had taken out a license in the former county before departing. They dis covered that they would have to res turn to the county where the license was issued if they would make the marriage legal; so, after the train passed into Pike, they bad Rev. Wil- liam Orr perform the ceremony.while the train was speeding on its way to Mexico. . University of Paris. The University of Paris has 245 proe fessors, 76 of whom i to the medical fa ary branches, 49 natural sciences, ete. enity. while 2 teach liters” ere: |