The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 20, 1903, Page 6

a ey Saget a ios aA Tee Ciger The Grealest of them All Shocked By Electricity. Governor Dockery had a narrow escapefrom being struck by lightning while asleep in the man-ion during the recent storm which visited the city Governor Dockery was sound asleep when the storm was raging. Suddenly a vivid flash, followed in- stantly by a resounding roar, occur- red. Governor Dockery was awaken- ed and sprang from the bed, experi- encing a numbness, as he did sofrom the effects of the lightning. He thought for a moment that the man- sion had been struck by the bolt, but | could find no evidence of it. In the morning it was found that the light- ning had struck an elm tree in the mansion yard at the corner of the | building, where the Governor slept. The shattered tree was only afew feet from the window of Governor Dockery’s apartments, It was a narrow escape from death, an experi- ence which Governor Dockery would not care to have repeated.—Jeffer- son City Tribune, Stops the Cold and Works off th Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet: eure a cold in one day. No cure,n pay. Price 25 cents. Miners Have An Inning. Idaho Springs, Col., August 11.— Sheriff Sanerg this morning arrested eighty-three of the most prominent citizens of this city who are members of the Citizens’ Protective league on criminal warrants sworn out by the Western Federation of Miners for the arrest and deporting of eighteen un- ion miners immediatly after the dyn- amiting of the transformer house at the Suu and Moon mine. The war- rants were issued on the order of Dis- trict Judge Owens of Leadville, whois now holding court at Georgetown. The court last evening also issued an {njunction restraining the members of the league from in any way inter- fering with theeighteen men run out of town, Among the men arrested are Mayor Riley, Mayor pro tem Moscript, mem- bers of the city council, the coroner, president of the First National Bank and many others. All were taken to Georgetown this moning. Physician and Druggists. Ford & Sturgeon, a prominent drug firm at Rocky HillStation, Ky., writes: “We were requested by Dr. G. B. Snigley to send for Herbine for the benefit of our customers. We ordered three dozen in December, and Arkansan Deserts His Dying Brother Colorado Springs, Colo., August 10. —Curt Riley, 24 years old, was dis- covered yesterday afternoon in a dy- ing condition by tourists on their way to the top of Pike's peak. The man was found under a canvas-coy- ered wagon at @ point midway be- tween the Half-Way house and Mani tou. Riley had been deserted by his brother, and left on the mountain side to die. When discovered Riley had a blanket over him, but was without either food or water, and was nearly dead from starvation as well as disease. Riley was brought here a week ago from Arkansas by his brother, who had taken him to the spot where he was found, and, af- ter remaining with him for two or three days, deliberately deserted him. The tourists immediately reported to county physician, H. L. Richaid son, who states that as a result of the unfortunate man’s exposure, he will not live more than a few days. The county commissioners have tak- en charge of the man and he has been removed to the county pool house. SCABSTVORIA. Baise Tho Kind You Have Aways Bought a Cotton Mill at Carthage. Carthage, Aug. 10.—Carthage peo- ple have subscribed $100 000 cash to the capital stock of the Carthage Cotton Mills Company, being organ- ized at this place by Witten McDon- ald. This insures the erection of the plant. The mills will haveacapacity of 10,000 spindles and 240 looms, and will manufacture fabrics suited tothe general needs of the South- western markets. we ar: glad to say, Herbine has giv- en such great satisfaction that we have duplicated this order three times, and to-day we gave yoursales- man another order. We beg to say Dr. G. B. Snigley takes pleasure in recommending Herbine.’’ 50c bottle at H. L. Tucker’s Drug Store. Paw Paw Bazoo: ‘Bill Taylor and Miss Nancy Lee wus ‘posin’ candi- dates to teach the school at Maple Hill, jest ten mile west uf Bates. The school board had the question up; it started quite a stir. ‘Bout balf the members wanted him; the others wanted her. Miss Nancy vowed thet she would win, an’ jest as sure wus Bill. It brought about two factions ’mongst the folks uf Maple Hill. It took the board nigh on a month be- fore it could agree, an’ then (account uf smiles, it’s said,) it lected Nancy Lee. Thet night they held a meetin’; the entire town us there to see how Bill ’ud take {t, oh, they come frum ev’rywhere. They filled up all the seats there wus; they’d filled a hut- dred more. But not a person know- ed there wus a big surprise in store. Thechairman says, ‘Miss Nancy Lee, you git the school to teach.” “Oh, thank you, sir,” she answered, “but I fear it’s out o’ reach.” What’s that! Youbackin’ outonus? Don’t want it, eh?” says be. “Not now,” shesays, “it b’longs to Bill. I’malso his, you see.” An’ so it wus, Bill took the school an’ Nancy she took Bill, an’ ev’ryone wus satisfied up there at Maple Hill. O’ course,some o’ the school board kicked, but not an awfulsight ‘We beat thet feller, Bill,”’ they says, “but Cupid won the fight ” cCABSTORI Bears the ‘The Kind You flare Rigaasare $100 Reward $100. The readers ot this paper will be pleas- ed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that sclence has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medica: fraternity, Catarrh being a constitution- al disease, requires, a constitutional teatment. Hall's Caarrh Cure is taxen Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surtaces of the sys- tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giying the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, The proprietors haye so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that {1 tailsto cure. Send tor list of testimon- fale. Address F, J. Cuznry & Co., Toledo, O. s@PSold bvdruegis 75¢ Order of Publication. State of Missouri, i Pry Ceunty of Bates In the Circuit court of Batescounty, Missouri, in vacation, 1903, T F Garner, plaintiff, ve The unknown heirs of James Brooks, deceas- ed, defendants. Now at this y. comes the plaintiff herein by his attorne: W Sil and tiles his petition alleging among other things that re not residents of the state of Mis- Whereupon it is ordered oy the clerk in vacation, that said defendants be notifled by publication that plaintiff has commenced 4 suit against them in thie court, the object and gen- eral nature of which is to correct the record title and perfect the same in plaintiff in and to the following real estate lying and being situ- ates county, #0., \o-wit: The north- uarter of the southeast quarter of section (>) in township thirty-nine (39) of range thir- ty (30) in said county; and to obtain a decree of court divesting defendants of all title, or appar- ent title in said premises; and vesting title in pres and thatunless the said defendants e and appear at this court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house, in the city of Butler, in said county, on the first day of October next, and on or before the first day of the October term of this court and answer or plead to the p: m in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly. And be it further ordered that a copy hereof be published, accoruing to law, in the Butter Weekiy Times a weekly newspaper printed and published in Bates CG fo., for four weeks nage pha the last insertion to be at least fifeen days before the first day of the next term of the circuit court. A true copy of the record. Witness my hand and the seal of the circuit court of Bates county, this [Sav] 7th day of August, 110s. |. A. PATTEKSO 4i-4t CM, BARKLEY, Deputy, Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the bridge commissioner a‘ Butler, Mo., until noon September 8th, 1903 for contraction of following steel bridges and masonry abutments, One thirty (30) feet steel span across Panther Creek near center of section three (3) Hudson township. One thirty (30) feet steel span on masonry across Miami between southeast quar- terof the southeast quarter and southwest of southeast quarter of section five (5) West Point a One twenty five (25) feet steel span on mason- Yy across McKibben branch between sections bays veh tb en ge ie Charlotte twp. ne forty (40) feet at span on mason: across Double Branch vet wd four (24) Lone Oak township and section nine- teen (19) Pleasant Gap township. Plans and county surve at two (2) o’clock p. m. Sept. 8 pS f and bond aaa E, JOHNSON, contract 3 . is 41-8t Bridge Commissioner. Administrator’s Notice. Di Notice is hereby given, that letters of ad- ministration on ny Si of Samantha A Carver deceased, were granted to the SER on the 18th day of Augu:t, 1903, by the Probate Coart of Baloe Coast 2 heaapat persons i required to exhibit thous for slisoace execator within one year after letters, or they may be any benefit of paid setae; and: the date of uded trom such claims be exhibited within two years from the data thie publication, they shall be barred. Adminietrator. een section twenty- fications are on file in the or’s office. Bids will be opened 1903, and con- tract awarded to lowest bidder. The right to reject any orali bids reserved. A certified check for twenty-five dollars will be required making satisfactory ars the T AH. tse” APPORTIONMENT. j State, County and Towmship School Monies For the Year 1903. GRAND RIVER TWP, ol 96% 82025 «84 2 91 2 3285 3 86 8 00 18 00 12 80 4 70 0 25 20 nue DEER CREEK TWP, Dist, No, 1 0375 822% 8867 oe 87 60 18 50 510 oh g 47 50 1710 646 ode ' 46 25 16 66 62 “sg 80 00 10 80 408 it 52 60 18 90 iM ae 292.50 -105 30 89 78 MOUND TWP, No.1 $5125 «$1845 «= $11 Bf "= 2875 10 35 6 67 "Ss 41 25 ue 957 "4 45 00 16 20 10 44 ay § 38 75 13 95 89 ” ¢ 1 405 261 somes | Rw 18 90 218 MT, PLEASANT TWP, $1,296 25 $168 65 1 ae 6000 2160 16 82 "3 5750-2070 15 64 “_ § 45:00 620 Wt <§ 52 50 1170 ae =’ < 6875 275 1876 i | 275 = 10 85 TR ww ¥ 4375 1675 1 LONE OAK TWP, . No.1 906 25 «$23.85 «giz 19 = s 1% 86 1811 ae | 876 1985 (9 89 ~*~ 6250 22 50 11 50 "6 6125 206 le ial 28 75 10 85 529 OSAGE TWP, Dist. No.1 ___—_} 6H $97 1 e § 7000 «25.20 836 a - 3000 = 28 80 3 8 OBAGE AND HOWARD TWP. Dist. No. 1 $5000 $1800 $14 80 ee 4000 «14.40 11 84 PF WT 44 55 6 63 ~~ of 27 50 9 90 si NEW HOME TWP. Dist No.1 S75 S319 $5 68 -— Ss 40 00 14 40 256 amet 12375 4455 7 92 aoe! 38 75 18 95 248 5 16 265 456 CHARLOTTE TWP. $3875 $1389 $6 8 5875 2115 1034 00 «18 00 880 8750 «815015 40 ELKHART TWP, $5875 «921 15 70 00 25 20 42 50 15 30 32 50 1170 38 75 Bw 32 50 nw EAST BOONE TWP. $65.00 © $23 40 55 00 19 80 co 28 BH 0B 80 00 10 80 WEST BOONE TWP, $5625 «820% «sil co wm Nn 1G 8400 = 275 8610 35 6 WEST POINT TWP. $5000 «86918 00 os es Cra. | 170 MINGO TWP. State. County. Twp. Mackerel, tea, cheese, kerosene 1 3 75 i935 sou “s 0 8 8B and soda crackers live together at the store 3 75 26 ue . ‘ #% wes sit Mackerel, tea, cheese and kerosene SPRUCE TWP. have strong flavors r $875 87S 81k GS ‘S- oe a Soda crackers have a delicate flavor: 4 0 2380 Nu? : aa: 2 ae All exposed to the air together 6 63 03 wes DEEPWATER TWP. What's the result? - ee ae ae The soda crackers lose their own flavor 8 750) 1888 : oo Se ae and absorb the flavor of their neighbors 5 62S «1305 OST 6 3375 «1895 = 10.28 Unless the soda crackers are Uneeda Biscuit HUDSON TWP, in the In-er-seal Package, identified | SS 75 GSTS OS 1S by the famous red and white trade 2 75081 0 3 en 20 mark design, which protects their 4 an pr tM flavor and keeps them fresh, 5 715 8ST 6 et re) 8 43:75 6% 315 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ® oS 160 «833 ROCKVILLE TWP. a 9270 2 900 45 126 76 : 2 #7) 61785 thy SS 8% 8 5 K, O, Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table, wg 300 «1080 1:90) PRAIRIE TWP. oe @ 48 75 53 55 596 | 4rrivel and openers Of trains at Worland. 8 32 19058 | Dist, Mo, 1 #5500 $1980 $8 90] wo, pThrongh Port Arthur Rx 1p. ‘ wa) 80s we] tt 8 $375 1215 = 40 | No. 48tloams) aly a PLEASANT GAP TWP. wi | 1600 87 695 60 opin, Mo. Neaho hie. Sulphur Bprings, 0 | “es 42% 1530 6 80 | Ark., Siloam 6 ‘Ask., and the direel »8 TS «(G18 86 route the south to st. Louis, Chicago, ‘ 8 31 25 11 3 500 WALNUT TWP, ‘and points north and tend ‘ 42 16 65 7” = Sane San pig 55) sad pa ! 6 % 10 qu| Dist, No.1 #197 50 871.10 918 96| Weet and northwest, No expense has bees eR Oe CLM Pg 9 #75 061785 TO] 4 so 8 . Agt., Kaneee 0. on | 38°75 ni gu - SUMMIT TWP, ie ot be = i Missouri Pesite Railway Time Table mf 06 25 OWNS] eg so 64 18 at Butler Station, 2 1% = HB “ Ho. 20 At, Logieane Neem: “yy a 67 80 49 | 6048 HOWARD TWP, me. ree City expr aM. teats pith oo palbendea 32.50 91170 6.12 48 | No. 104 Local Wren. PM SHAWNEE TWP. wus "a ie we Ho. % Ht. Loule & Jop P.M, b . a 2 2 0. ansas City & } PM. we 81 98 No 2) K . No.1 05125 «91845 15:12 . 1s 6G el lee a ria — INTERATATE DIVISIO! » : ow SSB | STATE OF MISSOURI, bss No.}81 Batler & Madison Depart..°::74.M. ‘ bod . County of Bates, . “Wo. 182 Butler & Madison Arriv a4.M. me is 7s 75-28 4520161, Jno, F Herrell, clerk of the county court | NO: 16! Rutler Depart .. .. 1:15 p.m, \ bd 75 00-47 © 19 20) of said county, hereby certify the above to be a | X% 18! Butler De) yee a correct copy of the apportionment of the state, county and township school monies for the year 1908, Neighbors . 0, VaNDERVOoRT, Agent, I8 YOUR LIFE WORTH 50 CENTS? If So Try a Bottle of Witness my hand and the seal of eaid court this 20th day of August, 1908, JNO F. HERRELL, Clerk, The Best is the Cheapest. Not how cheap but how good { the question. The Twice-a Week Republic {s not as cheap as some so-called newspa- pers, but it is ascheap asitis possible to sell @ first-class newspaper. It prints all the news that is worth printing. If you read it all the year round you are posted on all the im- portant and interesting affairs ofthe world. 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