The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 1, 1903, Page 3

Semen, \ 1s AAR ihal JL dae q' atate February . iis. we trl aay BROWN, Administrator. Wagon Harnes $10 to $30; sage Harness $7 to $25 ; Sevond-hand and prices. Bugs, Tops, Cushions, Come and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with Order of Publication. STATE OF VTSROTRI, County of Rates, ' @. In, ‘alronit eanrt af Rates cannty, Miaaonrl , Sheriff Sale in Partition, | Notice is hereby given that under and by vir- tue of a decree in partition and order of sale made by the circuit court of Bates county, iseouri, at the regular November term, 1 ru court, in the case of C, A. Minnick an hor tarm. 1993 Tamas A OMilt and @ | G W Minnick, her husband, plaintiffs, va. Sa- ler piaintifs, va John? Bark dofend~ | rah Hyatt and— Hyatt her husband, Martha ant. Kegerreis and Peter Kegerreis her husband, Waw at thia dav comes the plaini™ hareln | Emma Brown and Abraham Brown her hus: We thetr attorney, TW Stivers, and files matt. | band, Anna Bell Lansdown, nee Thompeon and Hn allecing amane other things tha? defend~ | “Lansdown her husband, Robert L Gregory, mat a raaidant of the etate af Miaaonri: ‘Thom Mary Thomp- nan tt taqrdered hy the sanrtin term Thompson, Lucy Aofondant henatifed hy nablt- in tha cant thanh{ant and wanere! ry senrthed eal entate tatlnwtme daeeethed ros! oceans rine (99) fondant af all tl amoanndyveat tt tm the ni Tenann af having acanived anid tla he mae and adverse nosrasaian fr mare than ten Veara and he reagan of ft fondant nat havine been In nasaceatan, On aame for more than thirt wa, nrine ta thie date, and that 1 pald Tohn © Bark hoand annens at thts eonrt at the nex? term tharanf ta he hen and holden at the sanrt honee: tn tha alte of Rute Jer, In eaid eannts, an tha lth dan at Faby are next andan nr hefnre the first lav sald term anawer oe ntonttn the neattion n aald cance tha aame will he taken as eon roaaed ANd Indemant will he randarad acnartingly, a Wiehed anncrding ta tare tn Eeanve wens tens, A wookly newanener Hitehad in Ratoa aainty, Mie~ nae ananancivate, th- tact at lonat fifteen daw hefone the in naye bawm at the olvenit ow me a BR LUOWICT Clrant Cle mo A tena sone af the resowl wi a nace mr han’ and the aval af the Hoanrt ar Rates connty. thie mier 09 AR TUN RIK Myrenit Clork Order af Publication. STATE OF MISSOURL, Connty of Rates, 2 Cirenit Conrt of Rates connty, insnnet, Pa geenvion, Tecemher ath. 199 Kdvth Mil+ Jer plain tii. va Genre Miller defendant, Now at thisdav comes the plainti® herein hy her attorney, WO Tackeon and files her Patitinn an? eMtavit ellagine amane arhor things that defer Mitfer fa natn realdenta of th: aan: Wherennon it sordered by the mndorsiqned clark in vara~ tian that defondant be notified he nnbiication that nlaintiit hee nammanced a anit t his conrt theohiest and mene Sieh in aantarn A doeron fram thie canrt di- voraine ninintif fram the hands af matrimany entered inte hy and hetween nlaintit and te~ fenfant on the gronnda that defendant has ean gnilte nf aneh candnat aa ta conatitnte Avacrant in thie being an ahle-hotied avriod man ha kaa fated to_annnort hie wife and family: niaintiff fnrther acks that her name he chanced to that a’ Havth Stranve. her mai~ den name, and thet unless the defondant he and oannear at thie court at the next term thereat ta he hegun and holden at the eourt hansen. in the cltv at Rntlor Inari cannte an the With dev of Fohenary next. and on or hefore the first Aav nf cnt4 torm, anawer ar pleat ta the neti~ » aame will be taken ae st aett he pondered se- } aa. Aihat a aape borne | ter in the Rene mowerancr printed Weenre far fone an4 nnbtt Woake ener Notice ol Final Settlement 0 ja horoby given ta all ereditars and all Bee tereated in the estate of Peter Kanne ocenne’. that J. Catherine Kanne, Fx- ix of said egtete intend to final aettlement thereof, at the nevt the T>tes connty nrabate conrt. in Rates eoun- tv, eatate of Miaeonri, tobe held at Butler on the oh day of Fehe 1903 B4t CATHERTS KAUNF, Exeentrix Exeentor’s Notice. Hae ts hereby given that letters toatamen- bey tees the eatate of Caratine F Withoranann _ have bean granted to the undersion- ‘ed, by the Rates connty probate conrt, in Retoe county. Missonrt, hearing date the Ith day of November; A. 1). 1902 A caedie ‘All persone having claims againat said eatn re required toexhibit them to me for allowance within one vear from the date af enid lettera | or they may he nrecinted from anv henefit | anch eatate. and if anid claims he not exhibited within two veara from the Ante af the pnhitea- {ion of this notice they wit! he forever harred ELIZA C. WITHERSPOON tt Exeeutrix Notice of Final Settlement. ereby given to all creditors and all eiitererd in the estate of *mos Roman, , that 1, D V Brown. wahtie sdminise arge of said estate, in! * Per tiement thereef, at the next term of Bates county probate conrt, in Bates coun- ‘of Missouri, to beheld at Butler, Mo , Notice of Final Settlemed lotiee is hereby given to all creditors and all otha interested inthe estate of Jueretia A sed tthat 1, D V Brown, public Seeslicrato in-charge of sald estate, intend ‘make final settlement thereof. at the next frmof the Bates county Probste court, in ‘connty, state of Missouri, to be held at utler, Mo. on the sith dav of Pehenary, 1908 eit 1. V RROWN, Administrator, ——Notier of Final Settioment, hereby given to all creditors es Fiore tater fed in the estate of David Har- deceneod. that f, DY je #d- ald eta minisirefor te been 7 tier o® at ‘he oe Kates Conrty Provate court, ip goats state nt Miaaonrt tu We wed gine of Februsry, fier Missoarl, on the 9." oon Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement. o ven to all creditors and al! i Leper hy the estate of Martin I Sha thatI, DN Brown, public admip- ‘harce of said estate, intend to make ' t thereof, at the next term of county te court, in Bates county i ri, to be helt at Butler, Mo , on , 1903, 4 Vv. BLOWS, Admivistrator, the Brenson, nee Minnick, band Hates County In- vestment Co , and John ©, Haves, defendants, and the authority in me vested by sald decree and an order of sale, a certifled copy of which was delivered to me on the lth day of Decem- ber, 1902, and a renewal of said original order making the date of sale on. mary 1th, 1903, delivered to me on the 28rd day of Dec ivo2, I will on Monday, January 19, 1908, between the hours of 90’clock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the weat front door of the court house, in the clty of Butler, county of Bates and state of Missouri, sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following described real estate lying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: The west half of lots three and four of the northeast quarter of section two (2) township thirty-nine (99), range thirty (80). JOR T, SMITH, Tat Sheriff of Bates County, Mo, “Order of Publication, STATE OF MISSOURL, County of Bates, In the cirenit court of Rat November term, 1902 { 88, sounty, Townley | Missonrt. Metal & Hardware Company, plaintiffs, va C1. Bart Jett and 81 Kling, partners doing buainess under the name of Bartlett & Kling, defend. ants, Order of Publication, Now on this November 29th, 102, comes the plaintiff herein by its attorneys, Francisco & Olark and having heretofore filed its petition and afMidavit, alleging, among other things that detendante, © L Bartlettand SJ Kling are not residents of the state of Missouri: and now ask for order of publication for said non-resis) dent defendants, Wherennon it is ordered by the conrt in term time that said defendants be notified by publication that plaintiff has commenced a suit against them in this court, the object and general nature of which is to obtain a jndement against the defendants for thesum of three thonsand and one hundred dollars $3 100) and based ona certain contract entered into between defendants and Looney Bros. by the terms of which detendan: stand indebted tosaid Looney kros, for m terial furnished and work done in build- ing the Rates county conrt house, in the said sum of three thousand one hundred dollars and that said Looney Bros e assigned to plains tiff all their interests in said contract, and that unless the said defendants Se and appearat this court at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house inthe city of Butler, in said county, on the lth dav of February next, and on or before the first day of said term, answer or plead to the petition in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly, And he it further ordered thet a copy hereof be published, according to law, in the RuTLER WERKLY Times, a newspaper piblished in aad county of Bates, for four works successively, published al least once a week. the last inser- tion to beat least fifteen days before the first day of said next Febroary term of this court. i A. B. LUOWICK, Cireutt Clerk. A true copy from the rerard. Witness | [seat] mv band pn? seal of the hit court of Rateaeonnty, thie ot lav of Des cember, Ury A TANI OK Cirentt Clerk, Order of Publication, STATE OF MISSOURL, ? County of Bates, ‘ In the circuif court of Bates county, Mi November term, 142, Bruce Ls p vs. CL Rarstete an J Kling, doing ress underthe name of Vartletr & Ki State Bank of West Point Ilino's and Fary Bank of ates County, Mo., defendants, Order of Publication, Now on this 23th day of November comes the plaintiff herein by his attorneys § | vers & silvers, and in pretofore, fled his | petition and affida alleging among other things that efendants C L Bartlet, Kling and State Hank of West Point, . are not residents of the state of Missouri and nu asks fororder of publication for said non-resi dent defendants. Whereupon it is ordered by the conrt in term time that said defedants be notified by publication that plaintiff! has com- menced a suit against them In this court the nature of which is to collect | C L Bartlett and s J Kling the sam of eighteen hundred and fort seven dollars and thirt en cents, balan: due the plaintiff for labor done and mater furnished in the construction of the Bates county court house; and that a certain fund amounting to four thougand and two hundred dollars heretofore deposited in the Farmers Bank of Bates County, by Bates County, to be pata to defendants C 1 Bartlett and 8 J’ Kiing when all labor done in the construction of the at: s county court house, and all material fur- | nished therefor shall bave nm paid for, applied in payment of the claim ot plaintif anc that said fund be attached, and the said Bank be garnisheed and fund held for payment of plaintiff’s claim, and that said Bank be de-! clared # trastee for the plaintiff to the extent of his claim atoresal nd further ashing that the court upd that an attempted assignment of the fund aforesaid, by C LL Bartlett and 8 J Kling to the state Bank of West Point, Illi- nois, was made for the purpose of hindering delaying and defrauding the creditors of said CL Martiett and 8J Kling of which the raid State Bank of West Voint, Illinois, had notice and knowledge. aud that unless the said de fendants be and appear at this court at the wext term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house, in the city of Uutler, in said county, on the “Oth day of Feb- ext, and on or before the first day the answer or plead to the petition'in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly And be it further ordered that # copy hereof be published eccording to Iaw, nthe wien WeEKLY TIMES, 8 Weekly pewspaper printed and pul in- Bates county, Mis- | soori, tor four weeks successively, the last tion to be at least fl t- eeda 8 before the first ; the next Februar, » term of this | | A. B, LUDWICK, Cireuit Clerk, A true copy of the record \\ itness my hand and the seal i pags Ce ee .] county, this 3rd day of Dee fenat) > mm ‘A. b. LUDWICK, Cireuit Clerk. 88. court, 6-4t ~~ Notice of Final Settlement, soties ie mercuy given tO Bll credtiwure ans | thers imterested ip she estate of Ales ander P dork, devenred, shot fT, John MeKoe, wt. mints rator ot sald esthte, Imiena ie mek a! settlement of eaid estate at cnc Bext | my of the Later county Probate court, in at j AD. 6 $Hurness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styles agon Sheets and Bows. Our Vehicles are the latest in design and painting. McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo. The Summer Season is full of dangers particularly for the children, who not knowing the result of eating unripe fruit, indulge them- selves, with the usual griping pains in the stomach as a consequence; mothers should have on hand at all times a bottle of Painkiller (Perry Davis) which will at once relieve the sufferer; it is a safe, simple remedy and it should be kept in every house. Large bottles 25 and 50 cents. Wealth of the Osages. Guthrie, Ok., December 26,—The Osage Indians in Oklahoma are the richest people on earth, per capita, The report of Government Agent Mitchner for that tribe shows that the total amount to the eredit of the tribe in the national treasury is $8,- 584,498. The total receipts for the [year were $579,806, The expense monintenance of 53,791; other disbursements, $397. The Osages own 1,400,000 acres of land. There are 1,800 members of the tribe, of which 847 are full bloods. for the year was agency and sehools, $ Women and Jewels, Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences, Jewels form a maguet of mighty power to the average woman, Even that yreatest of all jewels, health, is Tuined in the strenuous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them. If a woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insid- ious consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the reg: ular use of Dr, Syrup. It will promptly arrest eon- sumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bfonehial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. out it isa e Boschee’s German It is not a cure-all | for cids und all bronchial troubles. You en. G.. rtain | i eure cougiis. | ' Conon a Pele ite sture Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURL, ? _, YOR Barres, °° ireuit court of Bates County, Mo., in vacation December 13, 12, Adam’ Helmer Plaintiff, vs. Cash M Boynton, Louisa L Ber- ry, the unknown heirs of Mary Wish and die unknown heiis of Nancy Longacre, defeud- ants. Now at this day comesthe plaintiff! herein, by his attorney, T ‘WV silvers, and files his petition and affidavit, alleging, among other things that defendants, Cash Yo Boynton and Louisa L. berry are not residents of the state of Missouri; that the heirs of Mary Wish, de- ecased, and Nancy Longacre, deceased, arc un- | known to plaintiff, and for that reason their | names ean vot be inserted in his petition; that | the said unknown heirs of Mary Wish, deceas- ed, and Nanty Longa deceased, have au in- terest in the land herein dessribed as the heirs of said Mary Wish, deceased, and Naney Lon- gacre; deceased. unless they be barred by the statute of limitation. Whereupon, it is ordered by the undersigned clerk in vacation that said defend- ants be tte | publication that plain- tif has commen @ suit against them in this court the object and general nature of which is to divest them of whatever title they may have in the following real estate lying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri to-wit: The east half of the south- east quarter of section twelve (12) in township forty (i) of range thirty-three (33), and yes the same in plaintiff by reseon of hi ng con- tinuous and exclusive adverse possession of said realestate, and that plaintiff’s title to said premises be perfected in him by reason of said adverse possession, and that unless the said fendants be and appear at this court at the next term thereef to be began and holden at the court house in the city of Butler, in said county, on the 10th day of Februa: next, and on or before the first day of sai term, answer or plead to the petition in said cause, the same Will be taken as confesser! and judgment will be rendered accordingly. And be it further ordered that acopy hereof be published, according to law, in the Burter Weekty Times, a weekly newspaper print- ed and = published in said ity of Rates for tour we pasively a wee! ast inser- published atl ast on tion to be at least tit day of the next court. AL bs. A true copy of th: t days before the rst} Febraary term of the cirenit SDWICK, Cirevit cord. = Witness and Beal a ivenit court of Bates [stat] county, this 1th day of Dee 1902 7-4 A. B. LUDWICK, Cireuit Clerk, SWARMS OF FISH. Danes Discover Northern Waters Are Filled with Cod Herring Which Be Sevoped Up. and A Danish navy officer who has just returned from Iceland says the Dan- ish government has observed that the fishing area is moving northward owing to the large and destructive catch in waters adjacent to the Scandinavian countries. lt has, therefore, undertaken a survey of waters near the Faroe islands, Ice- land, and the regions in the vicinity of the polar circle, This work iw conducted by the navy and the -re- sults are interesting and will prove of great value to the fishing inter- ests of Denmark. It has been discov- ered that immense quantities of fish, especially cod and herring, are to be found in those waters. On one trip the Danish ship Dania sometimes plowed through shoals of these varieties for a long distance, when they could be scooped up with- out any fishing tackle. New banks were discovered, some of them of great extent. These appear to be new homes for the fish, and they possess the necessary requisites for feeding them and rearing their young. The eyes of English, French, German and rwegian fishermen have been turned to Iceland and they are beginning to go there in larger numbers for the purpose of partici pating in the eateh, CHURCH-GOING STATISTICS, Namber of on New bers and Attendants York's i; Places of Worship. There are 336 places of public Chriss tian worship on Manhattan Island. his includes synagogues. ‘There is a reported membership, Protestant and Roman Catholic together, of 695942 On each of the fivst three Sundays of this month, according to the Her. ald, there attended public services held morning, afternoon and evening in all of these pleees, 451,60 adult persons actual count. Of this num? be WWE were men, The population of Manhattan ise land is tule, Phis HH ET preteens tnt oT YCITS leaving children out ot eo ‘eration, there were on eteh Sunday in’ this month 4 persous tn attendance Upon public religious worship on Mane hattan island and 907186 who were not in attendanee, Of the total ate 14 Were at Protestant and olid at Roman Catholic p tending all services each Sunday ces of worship, MARRIED UN SPEEDING TRAIN Iinois Couple with a ‘Ty License Get Aro eulty ina DP The other night Lloyd Robevis and Miss Blanche Gillman, of Ph Hill, HL, were married on a Chicago & Alton railway train, It seems that they had secured @ ficense in Pike county, Hh. at not knowing that the ceremony must be performed in the same eeunty in Which it was issued, under the liw of Wlinois, they went to Greene county to be married by William OF i vil learned of their an \ “ ! 1 Hy nd when the coact va Lover the we ointo Pike couniy i ieit seats and w | shee ed beepers invited from the oth I J Conductor Jones to witne tt nique ony performed on ‘ibe A CHINESE HOSPITAL, Meps HKeing Taken in New York City stints, Chinatown, are s faith in joss stie to hay s and of tom-tou to establish a hospit ot which shall be entirely Ciinese who have completed their studies in this country, already has made application to the sion state board of health for per: to regularly preetice his profession, and if he shall others who |} be successful several ave. it is said, i en prae ticing medicine séeretly, will follo his course, DE WET SHOWS THRIFT. Wily Boer General Makesa Vay for Sitting Given to a Noted Artist. According to the latest) story, De Wet. the 4 Boer general. ba if more than a mateh ev ra proved John 3S reent Administrator's Notice, chien tebe cobs alten, that letters ef admin. fatent she escete ot Wiliam at Walis, de wer erante? to nodersigned the usth day of Octobe: i42, bv the probate court of Bates county Missonri. All persons haying clates agains’ sald en tate, are required to exhibit them for allow. nee to the administrator within ane veay er the date of suid letters, or they v he preoladed from any benefit of sald ost nd {i euch claims be not exhibited within two veare from the date of this publication, they r barred With be forever eTAC WALLS, BENJAMIN WALLS, 24t Administrators, deputes to do a sketch of te the fron ieee of his ie book upon the war. When he vis De Wer for that purpose he we x pectediy confronted by the demand: “How much do fT get for it?" The ws. tonished artist referred bin + the publishers. who. after a little ! avery sti for the honor of a sitting former Boer leader to the modern portrait painter. paid the prie from the test Baby Girl Honored in tyriy. King Victor Emmanuel gives 240,000 to cheviis hovuor of the. baby’s birth, says the Chicago Tribune, even if it is a gink FIGHT WITH PYTHON | Ship Captain Has Desperate Battle with Reptile on Board Vessel. | The Mate Flashes Light on the Mon- One of the leading Chinese doctors} Prominent Se | | Jaille, Marquis de Pe ‘de Sandos, ubdisher | tes aster While the Captain Uses an Ax—Snake Shows Fight to the Last. The steamship Afridi, Capt. Thomas Golding, has arrived at New York from Shanghai and Singapore with a cargo of teas, spices and wild animals, and the snake story that ever got by quarantine. The snake was a python, 24 feet long and a foot or more in diameter. The py- thon was taken aboard at Singapore. together with a Bengal tiger and other pets. On the second night out from Shanghai the python knocked the top off its box and squirmed into the temporary wooden home on the bridge deck, where most of the ani- mals were kept. This was just after dark, ‘The mate was on the bridge and the animals made such a commotion that the captain wanted to tind ovt what was the matter, When he un- locked the door every bird and beast was screaming, but each seemed to be in the right place, As he stepped farther in) a shaft. of (moonlight showed him something that looked like a coil of rope, but rustled a lit- ue. The coil tightened and a vicions head shot up from its center, Capt, Golding promptly jumped through the door of the animal house and slammed it behind him, Then he and the mate held a council of war, The cap ited the rest of the story thus: “ihe and I de- cided that we could do the job our- best in re mate selves. I knew that a thish from a lantern would confuse the python, So Larmed the mate with a lantern and 1 took a carpenter's ax, Then we opened the door, “The mate thished the light full in his fyce, and the snake dropped its head and begap te upeol) slowly. | aimed fo its middle, and the ax went balf thee e body. But he Wis hiv Ut) \ thow tty That tet TT spring, but shot past the he door, drag wl pert was al nest of outon the a ’ a Wier ff i { t dd good a 4 pite« i hos in the bert ad ' d for the spr t the d ~ ub ' ' t made dtalmost lew and t finally finished bine with Laven cur the head.” Among the ether aninals on the Afriei v Tina ' an onea, a monitor lizard. a rat, small pythen. a pair diva loris and peacock, a a lot of monkeys. A zibben died at sea. ARE NOW OUT OF DATE. and two orang-outang Big Guns ef the Type Which Sank Cerve » Pleet No Longer eee tive Fighting Weapons. At the list session of the tenth an- Was prob wren. ae “Our fleet oat Santiago aecom- Steps are being taken in New Yor] plished what it did with less than for the establishment ¢ ese] four per cent. of hits, and at that hospital, whieh, itis vei tbe jlme our navy had the reputation of 1 ree? tituts st having the best gunners in the wor country. Many of the celestials resid-| Since then both ordnance and gun nery have heen almost revolutionized, so that the guns and meth good enough for sus are > much an ine vitation to-day to disastrous and bit- ter defea HOTEL FOR WOMEN IN PARIS. iety People Are In- wz the Backers of the New Praject. cluded Am The hotel for women idea has been realized in Paris. A formed with a director: cluding society people like | Viseom- tesse de Bourblane, Comtesse de ja company been e ine ghon, Marquis Comtesse Armend, Fleury, Comte de Turgot and Comtesse Haussonvi Com- and It has secured the lease of a historical min the Rue de iy me wt let to women re The hotel bea Famille and was opened rs the name Maison ak Money in w hey Toth. Garne the moukey expert, is convinced thitt, apart trom tet tendency to mse bad dary the central can links ave dakine all the progress that eoutd be expe od arner has as easy a time as could be expected, says the Chicago Tat Der in the matter %of vet- tine his traveling expenses paid. Old Enough to Be Pendent. * A New York man who is 72 years of ave has inherited $15,000,000, He ought to be enough, says the Chi- eago Record-Herald, not to let a little . thing like that ssi 4 him a-going. APPLE TREES IN BLOOM. the Trees in | Odd Develop: | Weather in Shaw's Gardew at st. Who ever at of Warm Louis. heard of apple trees in blossom in Noven Yet that was the at Shaw's The springlike weather during the month vd the that case Garden. of November apparently detud crab apple trees into believi spring had already come i apple trees were not alone, either, Hyacinths and other spr showed indications of blu: full glory. This flowers oming in unnatural Wis an condition, and, according to Superin- tendent Gurney, is very tikely tot sult disusirousiy. It was a pleasing sight, nevertheless, te see the apple trees loaded with pink and white blossoms, while their neighbors were devoid of any foliage whatever. A curious f. that leaves at all on any of the trees, Superintendent Gurney has made a study of trees and plants for many years, and he says it is seldom that such a condition happens, “The fact that the filled with sap greatly endangers their lives, should a cold tid he. “The sap under the bark would freeze and the result would be that the bark will break, Even if the trees are not killed they will not again for another year.” “Plants and trees are just like Wis there are no trees were snap come,” blossoms hn- man beings,” said Superintendent Gurney. “They require exactly the same attention 1 helieve the are almost as susceptible as peor tow For instances, those erab apple tr really think that spring has ¢ Now, their hardisr nefghbers know better, and will net think of bloom ing until the proper time comes.” Phe garden has been visited by hun dreds of spectators during the last few days to see the deluded, but nevertheless beautiful, trees LOVE LETTERS TO ORDER. Women of Sow York, and Men too, May Have the ofan tue ther atse Mach Per Line, fretted treet pipers It NW TT pom Satur wtiers of ‘xe i | Written fe Women oof ‘I | Thursday dos ay, te I my n he was toot i his clerk spoke for him. Me sa wh Haye een read frow sea tose He meade fort nd of hi sand fost it through the publishing business, 1 knew whit letters he could write, amd furnished the idea and hired the reem Vin Just the man that takes the orders “You see, what suggested this thing to me was the letters hat were read at oa great divorcee case There were a lot on both sides. «Phe man’s lett were such idiotic drivel they made Lim look like a fool wher they were read out in court, and the woman's were as bad. New, Senti- nental Tommy engages to write let- ters for his Mts that wilh be nilied and correct —de : allright, vou knew, ber r Ny a The chaver re dollar. je of City of Posie te Pound a Home for Comfort and Easy | ath, rhe S te « ‘ ‘ \r Nof 1 ee f Mod ‘ ii vin ¢ ' t he : es he f ihe auti t nifortably fé nrit € three day given tothe \ forelain t « they w he places | : ; : Is sxiate trherte the poor 1 ve beer ctieally starved ar finished off vy by the Ww opr fic eation by ordinary gas Vibration Cure the Latest. London society's latest « is the vibration « as practiced by 29 eckuist. Like the Christ ationist elaims to is supported by Adelina Patti amon others, Yes, pneumenia th stem in a miraeulens fashion, 1 ~ faith healing, and ervstal ving have viven way for the = to the vibr tionists whos lors are crowded With fashior | women j Sate Mine im Ret: Belvian Arel lon \ iscovered ata depth of 1) feet ! expected tha ! “ y i greatly inerc the commercial wealth of Belgium, Success Due to Good Luek A Chica name thé go man who was asked to things which had contrib- uted most to his sueeess mentioned as one of them, ‘Uhi a wonderful admission, says the Chi- cago Record-Herald, coming from one | who is up. good | Se AS