The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 4, 1904, Page 7

: eS mote Th A EL The ¥ (a You Mave Always Bou tt. VERE Beas in i.e for over 30 years, na: : . d has ue nal supe ry ‘ Al low ne Ones Lo © All Counterfeits, Ly tions anc * Just-oseme Expet iments Unit, trio with and cider Tnfaris .2: a Childirve::--Espertorc® ayuiasd i. - + Nye 4 : CA! aE ASHES Cast is ¢ fer Caster Gil, Pero gorie, Dro Lie | ana abays Colic. It ir and Flatuik Stomuch wn: The Chile the tural sloepe. “ Gis ORLA Always > Boars the ‘a vod, regulate ‘wg healthy and na sen-—"he Mohave gi +7 pees: bebe acd Siensture of obs Kin Vege ava | Al it w3 Bo ny tn Use Fo or ae 20 Years. DR. MO FFETT’S Gures Unolera-Intantum, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels, Strengthens the Child and Makes ETHIN WDERS) TEETHING EASY, at ad sg POY 25c to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D, St. Louis, Mo. Cures Eruptions and Sores, Soll Hives and Thrush. Removes and Prevents Worms. i" A COUNTERACTS AND OVERCOMES THE EFFECTS OF THE SUMMER'S HEAT UPON TEETHING CHILDREN, LINIMENT KILLS PAIN nt Antiseptic known EALERS . j World’ s Fair News From Headquarters. 3 THE= OV. LOUIS GLOBL-DEMOGHAT Is the one great newspaper which ought to find a place in every home during the coming year. It has no equal or rival in-all the west and will be indispensable to all who desire to keep fully informed as to the World’s Fair and the National Campaign of 1904. SEMI-WEEKLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. The WEEKLY GLOBE DEMOCRAT is istued issucd in BT. LOUIS 1804 i a weoeeseools: st, LOUIS 1904 090009000000 000 000 THE GREAT Semi-Weekly Sections, eight pager or more, each Tuesday and Friday. It is @ big seai-WEeKLY PAP- REPUBLICAN eR giving all the news of all the earth, Twice Every : Week, anda great variety of interesting and instrue- PAPER OF tive reading matter for every member of the family. Almost the equal, to a daily at the price of a weekly AMERICA ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. The Daily Globe-Democrat Price by Mail, Postage Prepaid: <. DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY 3 ‘One year $6 00; 6 months $3.00; : DAILY WITHOUT SUNDAY— One year $4.00; 6 months $2 00; SUNDAY EDITION, 48 to 76 pages— ~ One year $2.00; 6 months, $1.00 You must have GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. Write for FREESAMRLE copy, or, better still, send your subscription 3 months $1.50 THE GREAT NEWSPAPER OF THE WORLD, 3 months $1.00 sv, LOUIS To DAY, Address GLOBE PRINTING CO., 1904 8T LOUIS MO, ah aad Ultra-Faxhionable TO DON SUSPENDERS. | Dressmakers Gasp at the Thought of Aping Men’s Toilet. Style, Neverthe- less, Seems to Demand Them—Re- formers Find an Argument in the Heavy Skirts to Be Worn, Suspenders came near causing a re- bellion at the dressmakers’ convention at Chicago. When Mme. Eloise Hubert, who is the arbiter of feminine fashions in Boston, announced that the fashion- able woman this winter must wear sus- penders like a man every woman in the room gasped. Then the dissension came in a torrent, “Horrible!” “Absurd!” “Never! Never!” Nevertheless “suspenders” was the question of the hour and after the even- ing’s programme had been finished knots of women gathered in the corridors of the Lexington hotel and in the parlors and asked each other the question: “yall you?” Every other topic paled and the attention of every woman was riv- | eted on the new reform, The majority agreed that they would trown on the i novation, but if it becomes “swagger” end the correct thirg to do those who frowned hardest may be the first to adopt the suspenders, The leading modistes agree that strong possibility ex that these ne startling acquisitions toa woman's toilet may become this winter one of the main- stays of the gowns, whether street, house or those designed for evenir functions, that the Chicago society woman will wear, At the recent exhibi- tion of the newest things in gov . both imported and of domestic design, re- cently held at the w York fashion show, the idea of adding suspenders to women's wear as id in suppor the heavy ts which the prevailing fashions nd w advocated by a number of the fashionable modistes ot the east. Mme, Hubert has ce factured an article or : de igned and manu- pair of articles closely resembling the suspenders wort by men and these she exhibited at the convention, The idea in wearing this in vention is to use the shoulders in sup- porting che heavy shirts, thus relievi and Mps of allstrain, Whik is not a new one among re- formers, the design by Mme, Hubert i hought to be the most convenient the most practicable of any thus far in- rocuced, When a working model of the Hubert pattern was sprung on the members o! the association and the visitors a mighty murmur of disapproval arose ané welled as the purpose of the display was exvlained, This lessened, however as the spraker adjusted the new articl to a lay fis It wor! ed well eno and In about the time it take auton ‘ally to herness a horse ina fire engine house when a general alarm has beci sent in the skirt used in the demonsira tion was hitched to the lay figure, Here the murmur of disapproval dis appeared entirely and was replaced by looks of incredulity. The good points 9! the model were presented to the audi- ence and its beneficial results when worn were dilated on. ure FINDS BABY IS A NEGRO. After en Years They Retorn It te Charities Commission But Poster Mother Relents. r, Seven years ago a childless couple in Brooklyn weni to the charities commis- sioners and said they wanted to adopt a baby which they could bring up as their own. Some time later a healthy youngster was turned over to them after adoption papers had been signed. In time they realized that there was atinge of negro blood in the baby’s veins. As the child grew older the evidence of negro blood became more and more ap- parent. At last the couple decided to return the child. They it to the charities department and told the whole story to Deputy Commissioner Charles KB. Teale, with whom they left the child. This was two weeks ago. A few days later the foster mother returned and said she could not part with the child “But you knew it was not a white child,” said the aepaty commissioner. “I can’t help that,” said the woman. “Tt want her back in spite of her color.” The child was taken to her former home. took BEAUTY EXPERTS IN DISMAY. Sultan of Turkey Forbids the Use of Lard in Toilet Prep- arations, The beauty experts have had a se- vere setback in the Turkish capital since the sultan’s thirst for knowledge led him to look into the ingredients of cosmetics and pomades. Learning that a large majority of these articles, dear to the heart of woman, are mixed with pork lard, Ab- dul Hamid at once put a royal prohibi- tion upon the importation and sale of such “impurity.” He invoked the command of the koran, bidding the faithful abjure all things apperiaining to a pig. Manufacturers of soaps and other toilet articles have been notified that only such as are exempt frem all sus- picion of the unclean will be accept- able. Small merchants are buying up the unorthodox merchandise prohibited by the sultan. Money for Both, The result, says the Chicago Tribune, will be that many.excellent women will have to choose between following the fashions decreed by the dressmakers and going to the St. Louis show next | year. | Keetowah Indians Say They Will Make Troubie. Guthrie, Okla , Jan 28 —From Ft. Gibson. | T, to day ‘rted the fact that J shn Wert, dian police, with a is rep captain of In- ~quad of his men passed throngh on his wey to Green- leaf m onetains, where the Keetowabs are concentrating Parti: in owt he ainfrom Rrages report atag bnneh of Luciana yath-| ering there They mfuse to expl in their presepes, A party hasters from Gr enleaf are miesine The las’ time thes were heard from they were in the section thar of seven! is now surroun ‘ed by the Tn iunme. During been m- » aud the tree dares it has to boar from) them the pases possial police are growi g uneasy, The Indians say they are yather ing to clecn out the ball breeds, who, they claim, have been wicing the government in allotment of linds, ItCapt Wee dis not locate the party of huut of men wil! be sent him. ra by inornit g@ a porse out te reinforce New Gus>er at Beaumont. Dallas, Tex., an, 30 —A bu'leiin from Bonumont states that in‘erest in the oil fi id wea renewed te-day by the bringing in yusher at anon pot. The Cartwright Company’s drillers lost control of a well 200 yards from Spindle Pop in a new locality on a that, ai the oil is spouting far above the derrick, The success of this we'! pr located beneath Spive Cop Lill To expected nat was being euak HERE’S A BABY Its Mother is Well, The baby is healthy beeat period of gestation its popular andl purely vy e during the er used the liniment, le Mother’s Friend Mother’s Friend is a soothing, relaxing liniment, a muscle 1 er, invig- tor and freshener, It puts new power into the back and hips of a coming mother, It is applied externaily only, there is no-dosing and swallowing of nasty drugs, no inward treatment at all, ‘The state of the mother during gestation may influence the disposition and future of the child; that is one reason why moth- ers should watch their condition and avoid pain, Her health, that of the child ind their lives, depe nd’ on keeping free from pain, worry and melancholy, Be of good cheer, strong of heart and peaceful eh Mother’s Friend can and will make you so, Bearing down pains, morn- ing sickness, sore breast and insomnia are all relieved by this wonderful remedy, Of druggists at $1.00 per bottle, Send for our book Motherhood” free, THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA, STANDARD softening, STANDARD GRAND. SWELL PRONT, LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH. TWO MACHINES IN ONE, BALL BEARING STAND WHEEL, ti) 1 errr! Teta up. ‘The “Standard” Rotary runs as silent asthe tick ‘of a ten sae es 300 stitches while ot machines e to our ‘Tocat een if there is no aeakee te your town, address THB Standard Sewing Machine Co., was PILE: OINTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES, A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as the BEST REMEDY for PILES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MED. 00. Se. « ? } TABLES ITP | all blood and mountains | ves that all the oil isnot) on the a specific for all blood tr appetizer, S. S. S. is guarante of which it is comp erties, making it th i skin dis ases, ; only purifies, e ches and Ta teet keoe best know ard of “ §. $. S. for the blood. s and une as it not invi gor- DOR J st poy petra purifier is s S. S. in America who It is a standard ren led as a general tonic an egetable, the herbs and roots i ive and tonic prop- os FROM CCNGRESSMAN LIVINGSTON, OF GEORGIA, ates the blood, but at the sar tones up the tired nerves and gives EXR¢W, of the snccerstul use of 1 LF = 5 $3 a q x t is the bes streng’ vigor to the entire > market, system, For Chronic Sores and Ulcers, FROM Catarrh, Rheumatism, Blood Poison, EX-GOV. ALLEN D, CANDLEN. Mi pene va 8. 8. 8. is unquestionably a oot M laria, Anemia, » HCRWM, iced burifies, and the best tenle f Psoriasis, Petter, Acne yer used, and such o' sas are due toa polluted or impoverished condition of and effectually as S. S. S. and poisons; cleanses the sy soon restores the patient to hea Ith. give your case prompt attention without THE SWiFT rf cHEIG CO., ATLANTA, GOOD SP IRITS. Good apirts don’t all come from Kentucky. Their main sou ce is the liver—and oll the fine spirits ever nade in the Blue Gross State couk not remedy a bal diver or the hun ded-ond one ill effects it produces Youean't have good spirits anda} bad liver at the same time Your liver must be in tie condition if woul! feel buoyant, heppy and hope ful, bright of eve, light of st ap. Vigor ous and suecessful in your pursuits. You Can put your iiverin tine bondi, tion by using Green's Auzust Piower —the greatest of all medicines the ascertain cure for dyspepsia or indigestion — It been a favorite household reme ovorthirty-five v oe will make you h liver and stomaeh and has urs August Plow thy and active tod thus insure youn tiveral supply ft “wood spirits’ Trinl siz v4 sgular bottles, Tae At all drug cite’, Special Land Buyers’ Excarsions Vill run to the new Oklahoma, ions of the great ounty, and other see ember and December, via the Frisco wstem Are you looking for rich and fortiie trmirgtandsin the Southwest whic! for from the cost euean buy netenth one fourth te fast and North? Ther procnee as eh were for nere, Hoe is aehance ybetter your conaiion and adda theral amount to your pocket book For tall) partic : do specia tilroad rates apply aAtonce to RS enon, Secretary Frisco System Im ligration Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. 3-Th THE REPUBLIC'’S GREAT OFFER Special arrangement has been mad by The St. Louis Republic to furnish id or new subseribers with the only trivial and authorized life of Pope Leo XLUL This is one great volume, vound in elegant cardinal cloth, gilt and ink stamping, with Papalcoat of ims, containing nearly S00 pages f text and illustrations. The work was prepared and written by Mon- -ignor O'Reilly, D. D , D. Lit., official viographer of the Pope. The regular cash price of this book 3 $2.50. Any one remitting $2 50 | vill be entitled to «tiption to The Twice-a-Week Re- oublic and a copy of the book, post- | ie prepaid. This offer is open to vew and old subseribers. The book is printed in English, French and erman and is now ready for ry. Address all orders to The oublie, St. Louis, Mo. a Quick and Pleasant Exceilent Service to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida And the Southeast, and to Kansas, OKlahoma, Indian Territory, Texas And the Southwest. Detailed information as to — dates, rates, train service, etc., f upon application to James Donehue, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Kansas City, Mo. you | ty for | lands of Greet | Southwest in No | of lands of the | 1S months sub. | deliv. | te | the blood, nothing acts so promptly teracts | and eradicates the germs unhealthy accumulations and us and our physicians will GA. W Docket Probate Court February 1894, Term. Exceutors and Administrators, Monday, February & h, let day. ! Couch, EC John C Hayes, Admr | Drasher, Jos A.J © Clark & FJ Tygard, Exrs Ong, John D, Julia A Ong, Admx | Alexamter, Wm, LQ bards, Admr | Asbury, Jas W, Eliza © Asbury, Admx si Wester, Melehoir, G@ W Sunderworth, Exr Cuesday, February 9th, 2ud day, | \ileox, Sarah A, RM Wilcox, Admer | Williams, ©, Lizzie Williams, Exex ‘Wayland W a, Whi a & Wayland, Exrs Clark, J, Jno © Hayes, Admer Dunean, Sami 'T, Leora E Duncan, Adm Jackson, SamtA Jobo M Jackson, Admr | Vedneaday, Pe brnare 10th, 3rd day | Shaw, TA, Jno€ Hayes, ‘dime | Witherspoon, ¢ F, Eliza Witherspoon, Exr | ‘ienton, CC, Zack L Benton, Eye feCracken. Robt, Allen MeCracken, Admr | ira, EB, Martha A Contra, Byrn sherman, Dan, WoW Sherman, iar horsdiay, Febrnaey D1th, th day, mos, WA, Alen Jones, Adie nwell, Booker, WC Pow ell, Adm TP yank » August HE Blgert, Adime ' oseph, Mina Vimmon, Kary ns, Samuel Wy WH Aden, Aemr | anon, Nancy, AK Perkins, Adu, | » February 12th, oth day, ugay, Mary 4, dno © Hayes, Adie despain, Phos, dno C thayes Admr onegan, DB, John © Hayes, Admr | sloyd, Willis, Naney A Floyd, Adimx arvoe, Lydia, WA Sheets, Admr | Pearson, Susannah, Ts Hodges, Adie woyen, Benj, no Hayes, Admr holes, dT dno Ha es, Adme ae . February 13th, Gth day, | awl, LM, dno@ Hayes, Admr } Walton, Pd, dna Hayes, Adie wil, Abe Ino © Hayes, Adie | Florence, S.A MeDaniel Acmr J fannat,doha WW, 8 B Hannah, Admr ois, J E, Jno Hayes, Sdme DN Monday, Febroary Toth, 7th day. in, sham, FJ Tygard Exr Ann, KB Campbell, Exr Kima A, JnoC Hayse, Admr DBN forgan, WL, UL Garda r, \dmr yan, Jd, FJ Tygard et at, exrs ‘uardians and Curators Docket, Pebru- ary, 1904, Term, February 16ch, 8th day. Chastain, Lester Let al, EN ChastainG & C vonovan, Thos G, BJ Tygard, ¢ ) Perris, Albion et al, Anna b Ferris, G &C Hines, Jacoh, Jas Crooks, G & C Koeer, Bonnie V etal, \Vm Mawson, G & C Nafus, Walter, Jno Geneh, G& Ruddle, Mable etal, Geo W Ruddle, G &C Liggett, W Fetal, blizaJ Liggett, @&C Tuesday, Wednesday, February 17th, 9th day short, Alsie Det al, TS Harper, G&C Standish, Dora May, K€ Horton, G & © Tuttle, Jno E, LB Allison, G&C Wolfe, Thos, Chas E Bowden, G & C Waide, Guy R, yeard, C | Wagn Alfovse etal, H Loeb, © | Johanegmeyer, Henry, Martin Rapp, ¢ [ Thursday, February 18th, 10th day | Young, Nancy, Albert Young, G &C | Beach, Georgia Petal, Ada Beach, G &C Welch, Ulysses G, Jno © Hayes, G&C Winter, Henry et al, Jno © Haye | Sells, E Herylet al, Jno C Hayes, C | | Friday, Vebruary 19th, 11th day Driscoll, Mary, J W Jamison, G&C | Frank, Lester etal, WF Tygard, G &C | Heller, Peter et sl, Tacresia Heller, G & © Catterlin, Myrtle}, J M Catterlin, G &C | Krieger, Adam «tal, Katharine Krieger, GAC | Hannah, Cora W, Chas Ross, G & C shannon, John J ct al, Mary A Shannon, @ &C Sherman, Corale et al, Mianie i Frieze, @&C Owen, Sarah FB, 1B Owen, G & Odell, Franklin et al, Saml Stapleton, G &C Owen Albert etal, Jon Owen, G & © | Saturday, Februsry 20th, 12th day | H Longsworthy, Chas, David Niblett, G &C Kious, Leroy etal, John K G&E Hubbard, Chas 1, Jno S Francisco, G & C | Stewart, Jno etal, Geraldine Stewart, G &C | Shelby, John etal, J R Jenkins, G&C Thompson, (has, R B Crawford, G & C | Clark, Channing et al, David D Clark, G & ¢ Yeomans, Olive etal, AO Yeomans, G &C Volbert, Maud, Saml Tolbert, G&C | Silvers, Quintus, CA Denton, G &C Colbert, Ceell et al, C A Denton, G &C I hereby eertify the a! ove and for going tobe | atrue copy of the settlement docket for the Febroary, 1904, term of Probate Court: | J, A SILVERS, Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk | Kxeentors and Administrators, Guardians | and Curaters will please attend and make set- | Uements on days set, unless continued for | cause, on application made, J. A. SILVERS, | Judge of P "rob ‘Notice of F inal Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors, and all others interested im the estate of Wm. A'exander, deceased, that I, L.Q. Robards, administrator of sald estate. intend to | make Anal settlement tnereof,at the next term | oi the Bates County Probate conrt, in Bates | oonnty, state of Missouri to be held at Butler, * Missouri, on the 8th day of LO wonthne Iya. ; ltt N pA 2