The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 10, 1903, Page 7

OMEN WEAR SOCKS, | >4koTa’s DIVORCE RECORD. ) BORAX IN FOOD HARMLESS. Sioux Fad ‘from - Paris Gaquenes| » New York Society. Falls Courts Have Granted Se Says Dr. Wiley Who Also Asserts Almost 200 Decrees in the Past That Diet Doped with Drugs Five Years. Is Not injurious. 4 Following is a summary of nearly Dr. Wiley, who has been making 200 divorces granted at Sioux Falls, 8. tests for the government at Washing- t Fifth Avenue Merchant D., during the last five years. ton, recently, declares he has proved Mis ef the New Fashion—Mas- | After one year of married life 62 that borax and boracic acid, when used ‘Wealine Garters Also Adeépted | divorces were granted for the follow- to preserve meats aiid other foods, by Maids and Matrons. ing cpuses: Desertion, 21; cruelty has no deleterious effect on the human [gad inhuman treatment, 8; cruelty system, and he made a preliminary re- hose for ladies” read large iJ- 8d nonsupport, 2; mifrriage under, Sort.on his experiments. it compulsion, 4; defendant in “peniten=! ment and neglect, 1; consent to mar- | printed ‘that: riage obtained by force, -1; incapable of entering into marriage, 1; bigamy, 1; abusive and cruel treatment, 2. After five years 39 divorces were | food. ‘granted for the following causes:| Dr. Wiley Cruel and inhuman treatment, 4; | “The preservatives used were borax cruelty and nonsupport, 7; nonsupport, | and boracic acid, and while it is the in- 7; desertion, 10; habitual intemper-| tention to continue the investigation ance, 1; extreme cruelty, 6; other | after a rest of three months, it is not causes, 2. considered that it will be necessary to After ten years, 90 divorces were | make further use of either the borax granted for the following causes: Crue! | or the acid.” and inhuman treatment, 9; cruelty} Speaking im general terms, Dr. and nonsupport, 3; desertion and non-| Wiley said there had been a class of support, 16; nonsupport, 11; desertion, | 14 men, all of them engaged in the ag- 26; habitual intemperance, 6; extreme | ricultural department, and most of cruelty, 9; grivevous mental suffering, | them in the chemical bureau, and that 1; cruelty and desertion, 2; physical | there were two divisions of them, half violence, 1; habitual cruelty and use| of them having the preservatives ad- of narcotics, 1; other causes, 5. ministered to them at a time, the The period for which applicants for | period of continuous service continu- divorces had been married when they | ing for 40 days at a time in each in- sought relief in the courts varied all | stance, the way from three months to 44] “We did not,” said the doctor, “ad- years. In the above cases 18 of the| minister the preservative with the applicants had been married a quarter | food, but gave it separately, generally of a century and upward when they | in capsules. At times the dose was as applied for divorces. The compara-| large as the men ceuld stand, and at tively small number of divorces grant: | other times we gave only small doses. ed here during the five years is ‘ac-| In other words, we were experiment- counted for by the fact that most of | ing. the prospective divorce applicants from “In cases in which large doses were the east and from Europe, although | administered we, of course, checked they take up their residence in Stoux | ourselves when we found that the men Falls, institute their suits for divorce | had been pressed to the utmost limit. elsewhere in the state, forthe purpose} We found some of them capable of of maintaining greater secrecy. taking far more than others. - - - “I may say in a general way that we SAYS GOOD WOMEN ARE SCARCE , is certainly calculated to excite . & Fifth avenue hosier was if women really are wearing he said emphatically: “Yes, in- They are a fad which reached York from Paris late last year, Some women took it up at once, did not become general in s0- until within the last few months. other week we received orders en's socks every day from mer resorts. I have sent half a n pairs of embroidered silk ones Chicago woman whose name is lly well known in the west and York, These women’s socks are Just the same as the men’s, only are 18 inches long, instead of the lation 14 inches, and have ribbed Just half the width of the men’s. at Many women, however, do not those made specially for women. prefer to purchase the regular uline socks, just 14 inches long.” tinuing, the dealer said: ome 8 ago a young girl who attends a avenue seminary stopped before to—atmire—a pair 61 n’s half hose, embroidered in After hesitating outside for ‘five minutes, she came in and them. The following Satur- if a dozen of her girl friends the seminary came in and asked bme socks just like those she had ht. We equipped them not only a complete assortment of black 1 white and colored socks but with na’s garters to match, and they went y delighted. ese garters are made of white or “silk elastic and have the usual coming down in front of the lez tch the top of the sock. We put le white satin bow on them to them look a little prettier, but wise they were just the ordinary garter. I recently filled an out wn order for a dozen pairs of 14 sizes. They went to a well society girl at Tuxedo. These are made in silk anc lisle and in plain black and whites, hand idered, with lace set in. don't sell them to the stare . | don’t recollect a single order @ person in the theatrical pro- ; They are to meet a demand “our regular customers, both in pYork and throughout the coun- y found that fully nine-tenths of the chemicals passed out through the kid- neys and most of the remainder in the perspiration.” Dr. Wiley says that salicylic acid will be the next article experimented Rev, G, W. Brownback, the minister] with, and that the experiments will of Reading, Pa., who advertised for a] continue indefinitely. wife, officially announces that he can- not find his ideal, and related his ex- Tes tO a large audience at the Black Bear camp meeting recently. He sald: “I had great experience in searching for my ideal, and I failed to meet her. | traveled between 5,000 and 8,000 miles. Household utensils and bric-a-brac xoing as far east as Angusta, Me, as] Of various kinds from the tombs of far north as Montreal, Canada, south | ancient Egypt have added to the col- as far as Gloucester Point, Va., and west | lections in Haskell museum at the as far as Kankakee, Ill, University of Chicago. Most of the “Tam sorry to say one wealthy woman relics are the result of the work of became so wrapped up in me she threat- | the expeditions led by Praf. Petrie, of ened to do herself bodily harm, She} London, in 1901-2. was weak-minded and I soon left. Of the new relics the one by far the “1 found a number of my correspond-| Most rare is the portrait of a man of ents ignorant of the common house-| the second century B. C.. Only the hold duties. IT met some women who] bust is apparent, but the features are could not sew a button on. They did | Temarkably clear, yptologists —as- not know the first thing about boiling} Sert that the work was done by a pro- an egg, they could not make a fire, and} cess closely allied to the pyrography were careless in their habits. They pos- | 80 much in vogue at present. The itively refused a scrubbing brush, and} Psyptian artist, however, managed to I noticed it would be even necessary | Color his creation by burning colored for a husband to use a scrubbing brush | Wax into the wood. on them. Several small idols, a stela, or an- “If I had to pay for all the free adver- | cient mile-stone; sandals, woven in the tising I recelved at the hands of the} exact manner employed by basket- devil I would have been financially em- | Makers of modern times, and a gilded barrassed a long time ago. My trip cost | mummy mask, which is the only one me considerably over $1,900,and J know, | in Chicago, with the exception of a more than I ever knew before, that | Similar relic in the Art institute, make this world fs made up chiefly of vain | Up the remainder of the recent addition women, and a good Christian wife is at | to the collections. gehen EARTHQUAKE SHIFTS BEACH. Vennsylvania Minister Relates Tix Experiences While Searching for a Wife, RARE RELICS-FROM-EGYPT- University of Chicago Gets Houschold Utensils and Brie Brac from os = ony FROM JAIL TO WEDDING. SONS ADMIT JAPANESE. , J a Tides Change os a Result and Many Houses Have Floated Away from Dyea, Alaska, Bridecroom Gives Bail to Answer na Charge of Grand Jury Lareeny and Is Then Marrled. One’ in United States Takes fird Dexree ut Gost Going Higher, Intends Skaguay advices to Tacoma, Wash., Te George Ryan, son of John Ryan, a|state that a recent eart quake so Mu secon apr ie i . LY i } | A vctgeetaeed ree is che y resident of Chester, N. Y., went | shifted the beach at Dyea that the < he jail at Ge > other night | tides now run up ) a mile fur- land the third in theUnit ates, oy ide im up into Dyea a mile fur. ed Miss Agnes Kelly, daugh-| ther than before, Many houses bh nicl of th " 4 away into Lynn canal. The at Indians have been given pas- 3 time in picking up the floating cottages The couple went to Chester to live. and towing them to shore between George n, who was charged with |Dyea and Pyramid harbor, Some a serious crime, was under 0) bail | braves have succeeded in getting two when he left the county, several months | houses, but these have been required avo. His father and brother-in-law, | by the chief of the Chilkats to divide who were his bondsmen, determined to] with their less fortundte tribesmen. bring him back rather than forfeit the| For several years Dyea has been de- bail. Chief Brinckerhoff traced him to] serted, as business was transferred to California, through information fur-|Skaguay when the White Pass railroad nished by a young Brooklyn woman to | made the Chilkat pass route the gate- whom he wrote frequently. way to the Yukon. Both Skaguay and Before arrangements were completed | Dyea are built in narrow valleys run- for Ryan's release, the Brooklyn woman | ning inland from Lr“1n canal. appeared on the scene. Miss Kelly had| Residents of Skaguay are rejoicing visited Ryan in the jail and the mar-|that the earthquake affected the beach riage was agreed upon. Then the Brook- | uf Dyea harbor, where there is no lyn girl insisted on seeing the prisoner | valuable property, rather than the and the privilege was given her. Just | wharf-lined harbor of Skaguay. what passed between them is not known, but the result was she per- mitted the wedding to take place, 3} heen admitted to the third de- g e coren pertormed by Rev. P. J. | Chills Mahoney, pastor of St. John’s church. le Mr. Murata is a Japanese by nd early education anda nephew ormer prime minister of Japan, Korodo, he has become accus- to American ways by reason of 2 ’ residence in the country. He d the United States in 1891, en- €s a pupil in Philips academy, fer. Afterward he was an attend- the Dumfner academy at South and the Harvard manual train- hool. first Japanese to be initiated into mic rites in Boston was Mori- Intaro, who has for a number been affiliated with the Joseph , ofthat city. Dr. Takamine, P¥ork, is a “Shriner,” having ad- farther than any Japanese in the - It is Mr. Murata’s intention to till higher in the order. a: Dall eh aie oa Sets Type by Telegraph, M. Darsonville, of Paris, has submit- pee URES ae a ted to the academy of scfence an inven- A Russian Jewish Colony. tion for type setting by telegraph, an Commander Booth Tucker, of the | electric current being made to perforate Salvation Army, says the project to| characters on a moving band connected raise $500,000 for the purpose of settling | with a type-setting machine. It is Jewish emigrants from Russia in the | claimed the controvance, which is the already established Russian communi- | work of M. Rodmal, will dispense with ty at Woodbine, N. J., is only in a tenta- | transcriptions altogether for press pur- tive stage. After a visit to the place | poses. named Mr. Tucker said that he found ig andertahion tenant) Bae daee'|._ Tt iw teupeied aan Wis beblon of Ter. y undertaking industrial and agri. cultural pursuits and he thought new- | key has been afraid, since the assassina: . tion of King Alexander, to appear in ceiae maleht Brotiabiy No NaReet | te corentn ot hAbaapel. “WH cateest satisfaction it must be to rule like that, says the Chicago Record-Herald. A Frenk Building, sht for light in New ‘York city interesting, says the Bos- be. William F. Havemeyer has [to erect an office building on a by 16 feet that is to cost $200,- be 18 stories high. It will to rob this tower of } Small area will permit of on each floor, thus secur- light needed, even on the 's, While the man on floor flooded with light, like the candle. In case of an earth- lon the occupants of the i probably find it con- out until the shakes are ry Celebrated, The twenty-fifth anniversary of the atives of various societies, among them | the messenger boy to a considerable ex- one from the illiterate people. tent. have been election ' The Ins and Outs of Soda Crackers Soda crackers fresh from the oven are good—delicious —if exposed to the air they quickly lose that goodness— much of it in a few minutes—most of it in an hour— all of it in a day. —That’s why the common kind, the paper-bag kind, have lost their flavor before you get them. —In Uneeda Biscuit there's a difference—a big difference t. a because they are packed at the oven door ; in the In-er-seal Package— : : : ty yi identified by the famous red and white trade mark design— : : : a which preserves the goodness of biscuit; : ~ is airtight and germ proof ~ 3 and holds within 8 ‘| S ai the oven- fresh flavor of Uneeda Bisculf. ‘i - and keeps without ; . : the undesirable flavors of all other things D ~that’s one reason why : millions buy Uneeda Biscult. : Another reason is the price— NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Order of Publication, Order of Publication. | Order of Publication, ¥ ; J STATE OF MISSOURI | STATE OF MISSOURI, + STATE OF MISSOURI, i Gotaty of fase “ a8, County of Bates { a County of Rates. \— Inthe Circutt Court, of Bates county, Miss | In the circuit conrt of Rates county, Missouri, In the Cirenit Court of Bates county, Missou- sourt, June term, i%3, The | State) June term | » the state of Missouri at the ri,in vacation August 15 | the state of Mis- Of Missourt at the relation and to the use — relation and to the use of W. T, Johnson, @: souriat the relation and to the use of W. T. of W. T. Johnson, ex-ofticlo collector of the | officio collector cf the revenue ‘ates cou Johnson, Ex-Ofticio Collector of the Revenue of revenue of Bates county, in the State of Mis- ty, in the state of Missouri, p tif, v tes county, in the State of Missouri, plain- sourl, plaintif, ve Leonard Fry and John Edwin C Webster and George G Green, de- ti, va. Mary Herndon, defendant, Civil ac- | Showers, defendants, fendants, — tion for delinquent tax ry Her —___CiviL action for delinquent taxes, Civil Action for Delinquent Taxes, Now st thie-dey-comorthepistnttt bY MEF ET | Now ot thie da : ; oe thal 4 aad oath 6a yh y comes the plaintif by Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her at- farney pefare, te undersigned Clerk of the clt- | nee atscyney before the elerk of the strornt, torney before the cireuit court of Kates county, avuri, in v court of Bates county, in the state of Mis- | in the atate of Missouri, and it Appearing to the i sourt, in fon, stating among other things | court thatthe defendants edwin C, WV ebster that defen ts. Leonard Fry and John show: | and George G. Green are nos residents of the ons Ata bot Teetdents of ASo stabs of uuean, state fe Missouri, and the court being further lene eC) “ a and that process cannot be served on said | satisfied that proce nnot be served on said iedetenaene My mage te pattie that jefendants, Leonard Fry and John Showers | defendants in © Webster and George G. plaintiffhas commenced a suit against her in | /¢ 48 theretore ordered by the clerk in vacation | Groen is reordered by the court that this court by petition and affidavit, the | Mat the said detendante be nottted by publica ndants ve notified by publicati object and general nature of whieh ig | Hon that plaintif hascommenced a salt againate has commenced a suit aj to enforve the lien of the Stat Missouri for | them tnt) vourt by petition the object and this court by petition, the ob F the delinquent taxes of the years [s08 and Isvg, | Z@Deral nature of which is to enforce the lien 1 nature of which is to enf h | amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $3.21 | Of the state of Missourl for the delinquent | ate of Missouri for together with interest, costs, commissions and | t@Xe8 Of the yeara Isis and Inv amounting | of the year 101, amounting fers, upon the following deseri tracts of | {9 (he aggregate to the sum of $1.1, together | the sum of }.44 together with i land siwuate! in Ba ssouri, toe, With Interest, costs,commissions and fees upon | commissions and fers, upon the following de- ‘outh half of lot township 39 | the following described tracts of land situated | scribed tracts of land'situated in Hates county, } and that) unless the sad defe in Batescounty, Missouri to-wit: missourt, Lo-wit ant be and appear at the next term of thiscourt | Bast middle pars of lot seven (7) of the north | ‘The southeast quarter of the southwest quar- | tohe begun and holvten in the city of buuer, | West Quarter of section one (1), towashtp thir. | ter of section tive, township thirty-nine, range ' uri on the firet Monday in | $Y;Mioe, range thirty-three (33) wma thet | Uuirty one; the northerst quarter of section and on or before the third Unless the sald dele.aants be and appesr at) sev n, township thirty-nine ot range thirty-one vot (if the term shall so ions continu j the next term of thie court tobe Dexun and | the s utheast quarter of sect on seven, town= ifnor then before the end oF said term.) and | Mvlven at the court hovee; lo the city of But. j ship thirty-nine, range thirty-one; the vast plead to said petivion accord to law the ame | count), On be drst Monday InQe | haifot the southwest quarter Of section sey Will be taken as conf ssed and jo th and on or before the thirt day | township thirry-nine, range thirty-one; south: i ring to the prayer ot snid petition | Ulereot, if the serm shall so long continue, and | east quarter of tae northwest Laney section | f deseri bed re " . | i not then before the end of said term. andj seven, towns. ip thiriy nine, rauge & hirty-one; Hy RRS eres TnL MOURNE POLE ARE ee SU GAIA RERISIRR CeerulEE tS Inte le | the west halt of the northeast quarter of section re \ And it erk afore- | ##me will be tuken as confessed and juugment ht, township thirty-nine, range thirty-one; said that a copy hercof be pubjished in the But- | Tendered according to the prayer or said peti- | the southwest quarter of seeiion eight, town- ly ks a Weebly newspaper printed | Hon and the above described real eetate soid to | ship thirty nine, rasge thirry-one; the north- ant published in Bares county, Missouri, for | S8slefy the same West quarter of s ction vight, township thirty- t And it ts further ordered by the clerk afore- ran.e thirty-one; the west half of the heast quarter section eighi,towr ship thirty ange thirty-une one hundred and twen= 5 the northwest quarter of the northeast 8 before the firstday of the t. sald thata copy hereof be pubiiehed in the true copy of the reo- KL BUTLEK WKEKLY TIMkS, 8 Wi y newspaper printed snd published In Bates coanty, Mis- court he: nto af- | court, for four weeks successively, the last) quarter and the north half of the northwest in Butler, on thig ; '"sertion so be at least thir:y days before the | quarcer all in ‘tion Be n, township 2 j tires day of the next-termof the ctreuit court, | Whirty-nine rang thirty-o1 he north half of A true copy of the record, Wit- | tie southeast northw: st quarter {seAL] nees my hand and the | of the p thirty-nine of clreult court of Bates aunty, this 8 the said de- with day of Jury, 03 J. A. PATTERSON, fondants be aud appear at the next teen of this f i i co vol we beg’ c C ec Order of Publication, “at Oreuit cl rk : urt bob gun ms holden in the city of eiitiv el te {= Missouri, on the first STALE CF MISSOURI, } Orderot Publication auton or before the 88 | a y erm shall so long con- County of Kates, ‘ | STATE OF MISSOURI, ) andifnot then betore the end of said In the Cireuit Court of Bats 8s. } ») and plead to said peution according to ri.:n Vagation, August 1th | County of Bates. | th e same will law, judgment rendery en as confessed and ding said petition and the above des Missouri at the re In the Cireuit Court of county, Missou- the prayer of the State of Mis- ribed real vatate ri, in vacation Aug. 15, of Bates i | souri at the relation and to the use of W. 1. | soul to satisfy the a uff, vs. George on, oMicio Coli ctor of the Re ne oO} And itis further red by the court afore- endants, Civil action for delinquent taxes | Bate county, in the state Missouri, Ut, | said that a copy li tobe pu ed in the at this day e he p! by her at- | vs, A,B. Smith, defendant. Civil action for, worien Weekuy Dime »aw newspaper before the K of the Lire | delinquent taxes, printed and published in) Bates ty, Miss- purt of Ba 4 he State of | Now at this day comes the plainti by her at | sou: $ Bn ivel inet in= souri, in vacation and tile ition and | corney before the unde delerk of the Cire | scrtic thirty da «the davit, stain, | enit Court of Bates county. in the state of Mis rivot raid court, A true souri, in vacation and files her pe the State of attivavic stnting among other things t ss my hand as clerk aforesaid dred by the KB. Smith is {sk vk) With the seal of said ereunto ant be novi oe MINT TOT AT n Butler, cous Mm TRIeTed Dy ers in vacation that on this the i7th day of July, this ¢ by petition lant be notifled by publication that p J. A. BATT ON the object and general na mimenced & suii against bi 74 Cirewit Clerk. is 10 enforce the lien of t tition and affidavit, CHAS, M. BARKLEY, D. CG. souri for the delinquent tax amounting in the aggregate to the sv $ uri for the delinquent taxes of the ‘Trustee’s Sale. tugether with interest, costs, commissions amounting in the aggregate to the : z : - npon the following deseri tracts of land toge her with interest, ¢ com: Whereas, DN Carnes and Florence Carnes hie situated in Bates cou Missouri, to-wit: apen the followin 1 wife, by their de trust dated June 23, Lu, Lov bluck one in R. Pa wdition to ‘ = and recor office within the city of Butler and that uniess the said de | ri, to-wit: nertheast pari of Jot ¢ and for ! vok NO, fevrdan: be and appear at the next termof this | the northeast quarter of jon 2 township ee SOL conve ye d trus- court to be begun and holden in the city of But- | of range $3, and that unless th following des: r lyin, ler, Bates County, Missouri, on the first Mon- day iu Uctober, 13, and on or before the thir! day thereot (if the term shail so continue, and if not then before the end of said term,) and plead to said petition accord to law the same will aken as confersed and judgment render ed rding to the prayer of said petition and the abuve described real estate sold to-satisfy the same. And itis further ordered by th said that a copy hereof be publi {in the Bute ler Week:y Tinks & weekly neysspaper printed ‘1 publishea in Bates county, Missouri, for be and appear at the next term of this cou be begun and holden int ‘ity of Butler, Missouri, onthe first Monday in Octo- and on or before the third day there- of (if the term shall so long continue, anc then before the end of said term,) said petitien accord to law the sam tasen as confessed and judgment ren cording tothe prayer of said petition and the sbove described real estate sold to satisfy the same. And it is farther ordered by the Clerk afore- , said that a copy bereof be published in the But- ng situate in the County of isates and State of Missourl, to-wit Fifteen actes, the hast port of the north east quarter of northwest quarter north of river, ang also ten acres south halfof the west half of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, all in section wwenty (20) in. town! tuirsy eight (3s) of range twenty-nine ! copy ¢ Was Made in trust tosecure the pay n of one certain note tuily described in said deed of trust; and whereas, default has been made in the payment of saia nore now past due and unpaid, and whereas the deed of trut i will be erk afore- four weeks successively, the last insertion to be least fifteen days before the tirst day of the bextterm ofsaidcourt. A true copy of the record. ler Weekly Timzs, 8 weekly newspaper printed and published in Bates county, Missouri, for four weeks succesively, the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before the first day of the next term of said court. A true copy of the record. Witness my hand as clerk afore: with [SEAL] the seal of said court hereunto affixed. Done at office in Butler, on this the Lith day of August, 103, J. A. Patterson, Circuit Clerk, Witness my hand clerk aforesaid with the seal of said court hereunto aftised..Done at office in butler, on this the 15th day of Aug. 193 43 4t J. A PATTERSON, circuit Clerk. By C. M, Barkley, D, C. [sea] 43-46 Executor’s Notice, Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be receiyed by the bridge commissioner at Butler, CL until noon September 8th, Notice is hereby given that letters te: tament- Sry upon the estate of William M. Yancey, deceased, have been granted to the undersign- ed, by the Bates county probate court, in Bates for contraction of following steel bridges county, Missouri, bearing date the 3ist day of abutments, August, 1903. One thirty (30) feet steel span across Panther “Al persons havi claims against said estate Creek near center of section three (3) Hudson | gre required toexhibit them to me for allowance township. 0. Uris f ) feet steel span oP | within one year from the date of sald letters masonr, across Mi between southeast quai or they may be nded from any benefit of terof the southeast quarter and southwest | such estate and if said claims be not exhibite? of soatheast quarter of section five (5) West Point townsh Re One twenty five (25) feet steel span op mason- ry acrosa McKibben branch between sections fifteen (15) and twenty-t wo (22), Charlotte twp. One forty (40) feet steel span on masonry across Double Branch between section twenty- four (24) Lone Oak township and section nine- teen (19) Pleasant Gap township. within two years from the date of the publica- tlon of this note, Ss will be forever barred JOHN &, OWBN, *44-4t Executers, Notice of Final Settlement. Notioe Is hereby given to all creditors, and nines Piaus and specifications are on file inthe | gijothers interested in the eatate of D. N. literary work of Marya Konokiska was Just a Little Better. bey Fae tena Ms Fil be epenea Tompson, deceased, that I, Anna K. Thomp- wing Amerten. recentiy—celebratet by the people of} A cable message may be sent around | tract awarded {0 lowest bidder, make inal settlement thereof,at the next teria @ getting right down to | Cracow in the cathedral. She was seat- | the world in less than ten minutes. This, Check fur twentyolive Gollase will be reqeined or iue, Bates Crest) Probate court, in. Bates Mis; say's the Chicago Rec- | ed on a throne and received represent-|says the Chicago Record-Herald, beats | of each vdder to, secure making -satistactory easy ree the 9h dey Of Novemuer, 193” RE, JOHNSU Bridge Commission contra: ct and bond. 41-3t ANNA K. THOMPSON, 44 at Administratrix, | provides that in the case of the absence, death or refusal to act of the trustee, the acting shers | iff of Bates county may proceed to execute thie trust and whereas the trastee E D Kipp re- fuses to act. Now therefore, atthe request of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditions of said deed of trust, 1, Joe T. Smith, sheriff of Bates county, will proceed to sell the above described premise: public | vendue, to the highest bidder for cash at the * west front door of the court house in the city of oh Butler, county of Bates and state of Missour! on —— Saturday, August 22, 1903, between the hours of 9 o’clock in the forenoon and 5o’ciock in the afternoon of that day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt interest end cost J T. SMITH, sheriff of Bates Co. and Acting - ruswe. Notice of Final settlement Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested‘in the estate of Mina Gra- hum, deceased, that I, Minnie B. @ excentrix of suid + state, intend to make tinal settlement thereof, at the next term of the probate court in Bates county, state of Missouri un the 9th day of Nov. i903 MINME B. GRAHAM Executrix, Executor’s Notice. Notice ts hereby given to all partics having accounts against the late C leeter, to prea- ent the same to the undersigned for pay mentat once. It not presented in one year they may be precluded from any benefit of such estace and 1 not presented in two years, limit flaed by low, the accounts will be forever barre. F.L Teerer, BL. Peer: Execuvors, dindt 40-45