The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 24, 1903, Page 6

& Cie Bin Be Bie Be BoB Be Be BB Bi et BATTER FOR THE KILLING OF “ROSS! the bext 50 days st com] ei Boys sizes a ( i i, Gold @i80 Cases In Gul have ove 5 0C to $100 | cut ¢ ods and prices. prices on einthecity n Ladies, Gents and l aligradesftrom 7 to 23 Jewells, 200 styles ip rings and at prices from I cAn suit you instyles and prices ilver and silver plated ware, jd goods in knives, UMBRELLAS a choice selection in taffeta silk 26 inch Call and examine these No trouble to show them, ~ — Jewelry for | Ihave .the largest In watches | Filled, and Nickle. I chloride | Howard Hale Arrested Near forks, spoons etc at $2 75 Union silk Ber oer tee eet ee ee tot tort oat oat eet oat ee ee ae ee et ee Dee ae Engraving and repairing promptly done. N. B. JETER, Watch Inspector for & é g e b th tape and lace edge ¢ $275 Uni ilk at $3.75 over 100 styles in handles at 50¢ to | S225. Largeassortmentin Souvenirspoons, Mo. P. Railway. 0h ESE esate noone c PIPE PoP ates County Investment Co, ; IBUTLER, MO. Capital, «= = 8G60,000o. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates, Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Ohoiee securities always on hand and for sale, furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn. ¥. J, Treanp, Preaident, t Jno. C. Haras, Abstractor, Hox, J. B, Newasnry, Vice-President. 3.0, Onanx, Seo’y. & Treas, 8.F. es acca aersinratg Abstracts of title | « SHE SHOT OFF HIS HAT. Protests in Washington Over a Texas Postmistress’s Way. oh 10.—J. L. Bris postmaster Washington, Dee tow, fourth general, has reevived a from a Texas sherilf that the post- mistress of his towr Y shot off the hat of the leading citizen, who enter- ed the postoftice without taking off his bat, and had positively refused | to deliver mail to “niggers and greasers,”’ There was a complaint froman'th er from Texas town that a fend be: tween the postimaster there aud the mailearrier had resulted in the town going without mil for a week and the citizens “felt angry over the mat- ter.” The letter explained that te post master had sworn to shoot the car- rier and the latter had accepted the challenge. The consequence of this declaration of hostilities was that the next time the carrier reached the : office the postmaster shot at him | and he narrowly escaped. The carrier dropped behind. his cayme and returned the fire to the assistant complaint great alarm of the citizens who were whittling sticks outside the ofticeand diecussing crop conditiops. Much valuable ammunition was expended on both sides, but no harm wasdone beyond filling the postoftice walls full of 44 caliber holes. The carrier departed without delivering the let- ters and the village Solons went with- | out their mail. The next day the carrier appeared again and once more there was an exchange of leaden compliments, re- sulting in the cayuse getting a ball through his car. Again did the car- rier depart with the mail undelivered. The third day the carrier stayed away. The postmaster decided he could defer the shooting of the car- rier, but needed the mail at once, and sent messenger after it. The car- rier had a grudge against the mes- senger and, dropping behind the mail bags in his wagon, shot athim. He got as good as he sent, for the mes- senger “unlimbered” and sent the contents ofa naval revolver at the carrier. The carrier got a ball through his sombrero and the mes- senger shot the colt of a registered mare, The citizens protest that because of the warfare they have not received any mailfor a week. They suggest that the department remove the of- ficials or that they be given leave of absence while they learn to shoct straight enough to remove them- selves. An inspector with a reputa- tion as a quick shot has been sent to the scene. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the it it faile to cure E. W, Grove’s signature is on each box, 25c. Dead at Her Typewriter. Syracuse, N.Y, Dec. 19.—Mrs. To- |seph Holstein, aged 21, a bride of one week, dropped dead yesterday, | while typewriting a reply to a letter Ep n She had been employed by the local branch of an insurance company and last Monday left their employ to be come the wife of Holstein, Yester- day she received a letter from the headquarters of the company in New | York congratulating her upon her marriage, and stopped at the loci! otfive to write a reply, \She hadseat ed herself at the machine and had written the word “Syracuse,” when she uttered a cry and fell dead. The girl had been suffering for e year with heart trouble. Make Ocean Travel Safer. New York, Dec. 19 —Since the suc- cessful trial of the new mechanic de- vice in the steamship Deutschland, by which the bulkhead doors betweer compartmentscan be closed from the bridge of the steamer or from the | hold of the vessel by any water that | might enter through a hole in her | hull, the owners of other lines have taken up the device. German Lloyd Line. closed, dividing the ship into nineteen water-light compartments, and prac tically unsinkable. In a short time all of the ships fitted with bulk-head doors will have the old hand device replaced by the new automatic. Stops the Cold and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure # cold in one day. No cure, n pay. Price 25 cents. Superb Art Plaques and Calendar For 1904 Four handsome Plaques represent- ing the seasons and a Calendar Plaque for 1904 have been executed for the Malt-Nutrine Department of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ase’n, according to the designe especially painted by the celebrated color art ist, Mr. A. von Buest. The plaques are 12 inch s in dia- meter, printed in ‘fourteen colors, and represent the highest type of lithograph work. No advertising appears on the face of the season plaques. They will make beautiful decora- tions for the home, and can be pro cured by remitting 25c to the Malt- Nutritie Dept., Anheuser-Busch Brew- ing Aes’n, St. Louis, Mo., Favorite Family Remedy. uently accidents occur in the usehold, which cause pa and bruises; Torso ta oe | the woe cases, Ballard’s Snow Liniment haa | Obstructed for many years been the constant favorite famil; ne. 25c, 50¢ and $1.00 at L. Tucker's Drug Store. The latest ship to be equipped with mechanically worked sliding doors is ; the Kaiser Wilhelm II of the North In fifteen sec- onds the twenty-four doors can be Osawatomie, Kansas. Pleasanton, Kan., Dec. 17.—Ora Roses, a young farmer who lived soutb of Fontana in the north part of Linn county, was shot and killed at his home this morning at 1 o'clock. A masked man entered the room where Mr and Mrs. Ross slept and fived six shote into Rosa’s body. The slayer told Mrs. Ross that if she gave an alarm he would killher. As the man fired, he said: “Iam going to doa good job.” Mrs. Ross was alone with the body until morning. There is no clue. The only cause that can be suggested is jealousy Mr. and Mrs. Ross had been married ree -ntly. Paola, Kan, Dee. 18 —Howard Hale, an attendant in the state hor- pital for the iusane near OQsawatomie wos arrested this afternoon and brought to this city today on the charge of killing Ora Ross, the young farmer who was slain in his bed in the northern part of Linn county at 1 o'clock this morning. The arrest waa made by Sheriff Selly of this city. Hale will be taken to Mound City, the county seat of Linn county, tomorrow and placed in jail. It is alleged that Hale knew the Ros family well and, according to Sheriff Jelly, the arrest was made at the instance of Mra. Rose, who secur eda brief look at the man at the time of the shooting. The last shot proved fatal, accord ing to the story, and Ross died quickly. The clothing of the dead man caught tire, and this light, to- gether with the light made by the discharge of the shotgun in the dark room, enabled Mrs. Koss to get a glimpse of her husband's slayer. It is said to have been thie identifica tion upon which the prisoner _was , | arrested, According to reports bere Mrs Ross and Hale were sweethearts prior to her marriage with Ross. Ths marriage took placeabout eight months ago. The couple appeared lived happily. They were wedded in tiis city. Hace had served atermin the re {rm school for burglary in Bueyrus. He has been an attendant in the hos pital for about a year. He is about 24 years of age He has lived in Liun and Miami counties the greater part of his life. The officers hope to be able to se- cure a clew from the team used by the slayer of Ross. Sheriff Jelly re- fused to discuss the phase of the affair tonight, but said enough informa tion had been secured to enable him to find the team that had been used Sister of the Kaiser Suffers from Cancer. Paris, Dee, 18.—The Journal hears from Berlin that the Princess Char- lotte of Saxe Meiningen, a sister of Emperor William, who has been ill for some time, is suffering from can- ver, and the verdict of the physicians -reated consternation in the German court and had a bad effect upon th recovery of the Emperor. THE THIEF OF BEAUTY |} Captured by Bradfisicte Regulator. ‘women are awaking ° cheeks and tt eyes, the irae wrinkles of pain have taken their These are the warning feelin; as night follows day, Save your- a worke results hy taking BRADFIELD’S Female Regulator in dee wen werd, relies pin nfl, profee tome. Be Beauty of form are the re- nervonsness, of face and ¢ sults of itsuse. Of: . “Pertect Health for Women.” free. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. 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