The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 2, 1905, Page 2

E77 i ‘ ae ee “ aus BUTLER WEEKLY “HMES! DEADLOCK CONTINUES. J. D. ALLEN, Eprtor. —— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: The Weexty Times, published every Thursday, will be sent to any address we vear, oostage paid, «or $1.00, We are authorized to announce it hiver township, as superintendent ' ection of the County, the & be held at Butler, onvention cratic Februar, bith, i We are author zeit At ° aa of Mt Pleasant township, as a candidate fer tent Schools, of Bat PY the Democratic tonday, connty n Sur on N ER REMINISCENT. more enjovable oc. re of the present with an old casions to meml ploneer cuigen i reminiscent mood. Une bo Daniel has long passed his th but for those ri pains would be hale and be y. Hia father set- eerie feng hap He ‘ Cneke Joln, from his earliest recollectiou, learned to love the great solitude of the forest, the wild ant. mals and birds that fattened upon the masts that the great God furnish- ed for his dependants and when man came to lord it over the lower creat- ures, the great storehouse of nature which had been such a bountiful pro- vider, ceased to produce and the game trecked west and Unele John followed in their wake to Bates county where he made his final stand, He said he would give all he possessed (and he is well supplied with this world’s woods,) toend his days amid such surroundings as was spent his youth and early manhood, He said that the blood curdling tales of wild ant- mals attacking man was all fabrica- tion, that the fiercest animalsin their wild stage are afrald of the scent of man and will avoid Lim, Alla man needed for the support of his family was five or ten acres of corn and his rifle furnished him a bountiful table of the choicest ments. {le tells some very amusing stories of those early days, one of which was his race from 8 “painter” which omitted an un- earthly yelland caused him to declare that he jumped seventy feet. The “painter” proved to be his older brother bent on frightening him, and who was unable to catch himoa horse back. score and ten and ¢, The Globe-Democrat tells of a pros- perous widower who advertised for a wife, with instruccions to address all communications to a private box number given, Inu few days he re- ceived four letters from willing maids; one from each of his three grown daughters and one from his niece. The widower is now wonder- ing if all the matrimonial fools in tliat eity are contined to his own family, Ketter roads mean bigger and bets ter towns, better farms and more profits for the farmer, It means more ease and comfort forthose who trayel over the country roads; big- ger loads and greater ease to the horses and mules which have to draw them. But talk will not better the roads, where work and the expendi- ture of money are necessary.—Neva- da Mail. The mail order houses have been condemmed by every rural paper in the whole country and the people advised to buy of fiome merchants, Like every other good thing -such advice can be over worked, and tend to give those firins & whole lot offree advertising, for which we would charge our home merchants current rates, Tn Missouri, if a man is killed in a railroad accident through no fault of his own, is married, his relatives can recover $5,000; but ifa bachelor, the law does not regard him as worth acent. My! We never Bhew before that a Missouri bachelor was so worthless as that President Roosevelt, having just finished a series of sparring lessons with Donovan, has signed up with Mike Dwyer, the heavyweight catch- as-catch-can wrestler. Thepresident is evidently getting ready to take a tall out of some jiu jitsu celebrity. Congressman Benton of the fit- teenth district sent wordfrom Wash- ington that he will again be a can- didate for congress, Congressman Benton was defeated at the last election. There are about 100 cases of small- pox in the pest house at Springfield, which are malatained at.@ cost of about $400 day tothecity, | ine of $10,000 each. Neither Niedringhaus or Kerens Can Win.—New Man or no Election. The R»publican fight at City goes merrily on and each faction has demonstrated its determination to hold out to the end. It is certain to all men that Mr. Niedring- There are thir- | Jeff-rson now | haus can not win. teen Republican votes against bim and they have cut the bridges behind They may be induced to vote them. fora tew manora “OT promise man,; bat never for the caucus nominee. On the other hand the Niearinghaus men will not permit Mr. Kerens to pick the plum he has kept thelr man from enjoying while hanging tempt- ingly above his head. It is barely ‘possible that enough honest Repub- licans may become disgusted with the attitude of their party associates and vote to retarn honest old Frank ‘Cockrell to the Senate, Thatis bare- ‘\y a possibility and notatall likely to oceur. It now looks like the whole jaeasion will be frittered away with useless factional wrangling and ad- journ at the end of the five doilars a day limit without electing a senator, when the next legislature, which {fs sure to be Democratic, will have no trouble in sending a worthy succes sor to Cockrell. The last vote wae: Cockrell, 68; Niedringhaus, 66; Kerens, 12; Hill, 1, There wore four patrs in the senate and ten In the house, /ROOSEVELT SEEKS PEACE WITH SOUTH" Confederate Veterans and Wid- ows of Soldiers Appointed to Mississippi Post Offices. Jackson, Miss., Jan, 80,—Missis- sippi politicians believe that Presi- dent Roosevelt has repented his action in the Acola Post Office case, which caused much discussion throughout the South, and is now making amends to Southern Demo- crate by the appointment of confed- erate veterens and the widows of Confederate veterans and other Democrats to many post offices in this State. Daring the last few month many post offices have become vacant, and among the many appointments made by President Roorevelt there has not been a single instance re- ported in which the patrons of the post office are displensed with his choice. ° More women are in charge of post offices in the State to-day than ever before inits history,and among them are many widows of Confederate veterans, appointed since the Presi- dent began his new policy. Old soldiers who served through- out the Civil War in the confederate army have also been selected to fill offices. Democratic Post-masters have be- come numerous, and it is said that Democrats have received appoint- ments with as much and probably more frequently than Republicans. Many instances have come to light where the President has refused ap- pointments to Republicans of the “for-revenue-only class, and selected life-long Democrats in their stead. The press of the state is daily taking note of the apparent change in policy by the President, and much comment of a favorable nature has been the result. That Mr. Roosevelt has started on @ course by which he intends to! placate the Southern people, and to remove from their minds former un- pleasant occurences is the expressed belief of both Democrats and Repub- licans. Supreme Court Affirms Sentence of Machen. Washington, Jan. 31.—The Su- preme Court of the United States to- day denied the application of Machen Lorenz and Groff for a writ of certiorari in the case against them charging to defraud the government in connection with the post office department irregularities. The effect is to leave standing the decis- ion of the court of appeals of the District of Columbia, finding them guilty as changed. Machen, Lorenz | and the Grofis were sentenced to two | fasion to pay a! 1B RR ER enh SU cs SN Sin one change of the weather to intense cold and also impeded the transportation several times. that when your stomach and liver are badly affected, grave trouble 1s ahead, unless you take the preps medicine for your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. She says: “Thad neuralgia of the liver and stomach, my heart was weakéned, and Icould not eat. I was very bad for a long time, but in Electric Bitters, I found just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and cured me.” Best medicine for weak women. Frank T, Clay, druggist, at 50c a bottle per article will carry. Some months ago, toilet ina buggy, over on the east side of the square, The Democrat gave an account of it, and a Lamar- ite sent the paper to a friend in Kansas City. He heard from this friend, the other day, the latter in.|of forming him that he had just got- ten a paper published in Canada, containing the article verbatim. It was headed “The ways of the Un- cultivated Democrat. KUROPATKIN’S ADVANCE ENDS IN UTTER FAILURE. Beef Trust Guilty. Washington, Feb. 1 —Theeupreme court of the United States decided to day the case of the United States Losses on Soth Sides |ve Swift & Co. and others, knowoa as the Beef trust case, charging con-| Placed at 15,000. 'spiracy among the packers to fix prices on fresh meats, ete. The —ieneral Kuropatkin’s attempt to! oplaion was handed down by Justice break through the Japanese left wing | Holmes and affirmed the decision * and outtlank Field Marshal Oyama’s | *™* court below which was aguinss_ position on the Sha river seems to | partere m have filed entirely ; Senator or Nothing. Few details, however, are obtain- able beyond the information contain- | Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 31—Thos ed in the official dispatehes. Field) K.Nwaringhaus stated emphatically | Marshal Oyama, as at the battle of to-night that he wonld rot accept | the Sha River, appears to have an-/any appointment from the Aner, swered the Russian advance with a/dent tn order to settle the deadlock. counter offensive movement, but no! “I ama candidate for the Senate, great disposition was shown tocarry | Pominated by the party caucus,” he the war far into the territory held! said. “I will either be Senator or zo! by the Russians buck to my tin works, lam not ap} At the war oftice there is an Incliaa- | applicant for any appointment.” tion to lay the chief blame for the ES Gorm failure of the movement to @ sudden $i. Petersburg Feb. 1.,11:50 p. m. The pronounced stand of the Pres- dent in favor of imum diate drastic rate legisiatipn may cause a eplit’ in (20 degrees below zero,) with a high | sie Republicaa party. wind which drifted the snowand ren dered {t hazardous to expose the troops to camping in the open plain, The Supreme Court denies the mo- tion for a new trial filed by Harry Faulkner of 8t, Louis who was sen- of guns, supplies and the wounded. | tenced to three years for perjury. Daniel A. Campbell, Republican leader in the Illinois Senate, was as-| saulted by ex-Senator Riley just after adjournment of the body. The Morton bill to make the excise commissionership of St. Louis a salaried office at $5,000 a year pass | ed the Senate. | Dead ina Liberty Explosion. Liberty, Mo., Jan. 31.—The Liber- ty electric light plant was wrecked at 5:80 o'clock this morning by one of the boilers exploding. Benjamin Johnson, the fireman waskilled. He was blown through the roof and By virtue and anthority of a special execu- “Sheirids Sale, | ta of his body were found half a par’ y . Mf tlon issued from the office of the clerk of the block away. The engineer, aon court of Hates county, Missourl, retarn- sos ie able at the February term, 1905, of said court, teller, was pinioned under a wall, but arto ay anected favor of Mie stato ex Tel . Se " . B. Jubnson, lector of je revenue of was only slightly injured. The Walls Bawes county and ogainet Fe. Mitchell and, tok build . 2 ivescarrer, | have levied upon aad of the brick building were blown by seized all the right. title, interes! claim of | the explosion and the machinery {| the eaid F. B. Mitchell and J. S. Whitescarrer, | ; vy, Of, in and Lo the following described real estate in such condition that the vown will | to-wit: dhe north half of the southeast quar- 3 . ‘ ter of the northeast quarter of section aixveen, be withont electric lights several ww nenip.hirty-nine, renge thirty-three, all weeks. ‘I'he plant was owned by W. | jak nus hein im jie aad county and state of B. Walker & Co. Saturday, the 25th dayof February, 4 p. 1905, . f + between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore- Ben Johnson was a cousin of Mrs. Boon au. Ave eck ithe. afternot of that Pe vial jay, at the east court house door, in the cit N. B. McFarland and visited here of butler, county of Bates loresaid, seit the | same or 80 much thereofas may required, at public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand to eatiefy sald execution and costa. MORRIS, County, ‘Mo. Grave Trouble Foreseen. It needs but little foresight, to tell By virtue and authority of a special execu tion issued from the odlice of the clerk of the circuitcourtof Bates county, Missouri, re- turnable at the February term, 15, of said court, and to me directed in favor of the stave . |of Mo., ex rel, ©. K, Johnson, collector of the revenue of Hates county and againt Marada Brewer, Gerson B, Silverman and Morris Stern title, Interest and claim of the said Marada Brewer, Gerson B silverman and Morris Stern, of, in aud tothe following described real estate to wit: Forty acres, the northeast quarter of the northwest qoarter of section fourteen, township torty-two, range twenty- nine, in baies county, Missouri, and I will on Saturday, the 25th day of February a, p 1905, between the hoursofnine o/clock in the fore- noun and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day at the east court house deor, in the elty of | Butler, county of Bates aforecaid, sellthe same or so much thereof asimay be required, at pub- lic vendue, to the hignest bidder, for cash in hand to satisfy said execution aod costs. : M. 1B. MORRIS, Sheriff of Bates Cuunty, Mo, nee Sold under guarantee by No one can tell how far a newspa-| 14-it Sheriff's 8; H By virtue and authority of a special execution issued from the office of the clerk of the cir court of Bates county, Mo., returnable at the February term, IW, of said court, tw me directed in favor of State of Mis.ouri, ex rel C,E Johuson, cole “ot the revenue of Bates conaty, and against Thomas b, Porter. C. A. Allen ‘and the Missouri state bank, i have levied upon and sei t interest and claim of the ter, C. A, Allen and the Mi i a young lady made her The southwest quareer of t east quarter of the northwest quarterof ten, township forty two, range thirty-one, lyingand being in said county and state of Mis- souri,and I will, on Saturday, the 25th day of February, a. p. 1905, jouth - Missourians.” —Lamar But same or 80 much thereof a: public vendue to the highest bidder for cash in hand to satiefy said execution and costs. M B. MORRIS, 14-4t Sheriff of Bates unty, Mo. Sheriff’s sale, By virtae and authority of a epecial execu- tion issued from the office ofthe clerk of the cirenitcourtof Bates county, m™ ; atthe February term, 1005 of eal j directed in ft of the | rel ¢ . collector of the revenue of | | Bates county, nstJ.S. Wright, I have | levied upon a ll the right, title, in- ‘terest and claim of said J. S. Wright, of in jand to the following described real estate, to-wit: Lote two hundred and seventy-three two hundred and seventy-four, two handr and seventy-flve, two hundred and seventy- bel Mgt Ane “eg iter ara -seven, in the city o! jan, Missouri, al ‘ing and bein, in the said county, and state of Missourt. ‘and Iwill on Saturday the 25th day of February, a. pv. 1905, | between the hoare of nine o’clock in the fore- the old nag 80 i | noon and five o’clock in tl fternoon of that “Though the motor-driven vehicle steadily increases in numbers and availi- | bility, it is not sendi boneyard. It is further stated dsy, at the east court house door in the city horse market does not show the slighest of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the effects of the automobile, the demand same or so much thereot a8 may be’ required being as great and the prices as high as | 8t public vendue to the highest bidder forcash before the automobile came into use.” 0 hand to eattsty anid beat an cess When a horse or any other animal is , B.D ’ suffering from an indisposition or dis-|__ 14-# Sheriff of Bates County, Mo Ihave levied upon and seized all the right, :? State of Missvuri ex! ple at the A VENERABLE PASTOR | CURED BY PE-RU-NA. Old People Are Especially 7) Liable to Catarrh. REV. J. N. PARKER ing entirely, whatever, Rey. J. N. Park rheumatic pains in my limbs, “IT commenced taking Perunaand now my hearing is restored as good as it was Strong and Vigcrous At the system, “I cannot but think, dear Doctor, that you must feel very thankful to the All- loving Father that you have been per- mitted to live, and by your skill be such a blessing as you have been to suffering Elghty-elght Years. Icannot speak too highly of Peruna, and now when eighty-eight years old can say it has invigorated my whole Age of humanity.”—J. N, Parker, In old age the mucous membranes be- come thickened and partly lose their function. Peruna corrects all this by its specific operation on all the mucous of the body. memb: By virtue and Johnson, to wit: 14-4t By virtne and . Brown, of,in M. . Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Sheriff's Sale, Sheriff's Sale. ior.) suthority of a special exeou- tion fesued from the office of the clerk of the ciroult court of Bates County, Mo,, returnable at February term, 1905, of aaid court, to me ip aK in favor of the atate of Missouri rel collector of the revenue of es county; and againat James L Stewart have levied and seized upon all the right, Utle, interest and claim of said James L Stew- art As in andto the following deacribed real estate, three, twenty-four, Town Merete firat ad- dition to the city of Adrian, all ly! ing in the said county, and state of I will, on Saturday, the 25th day of February, a. p, 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and Ave o’clock in the afternoon of that day, atthe east court house door in the city of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same or 80 much thereof as may be required at public vendue, to the highest bidder tor in hand to satisty said execution and cost Lots twenty-two, twentv- ne and be- Missouri, B. MORRI authority of a special execu- | tion lesued trom the oflice of the clerk of the cirouit court of Bates county, Missoari, re- turnable atthe February term, 105, | court,to me directed in favor of the state of Mo., exrel C. KE, Johneun, collector of the rev- enue of Bases county, and agal: brown, Ihave ievied upon and : right, title. inter: of sald George T. ized all the to-wit: North half of the north- Saturday, the ay be required at | same or so mach shereof as may be ublic vendue, tothe highest re tate, ction | Wtst quarter of the nerthwest quarter of sec- e, ali; Hon elghteen twent, ty, an te of township forty-two, range » all lying end being in sald coun- Missouri, and I wiil,on 25th, day February, a. p. 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- | between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that] noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that OF at the east court house door in the city of| day, at the east court house door in the city of ler,county of Bates aforesaid, sell the Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the juired at jdder for cash n hand to satisfy said =o costs. 14-48 By virtue and M4-dt . B MORRIS, Sheriff of Bates county, Mo. Sheriffs Sale. authority of a special execu- returnable | tion iceued trom the office of the clerk of the rt, to me | eircuit court, of Bates county, Mo., returna- February term, 1905, of and tome directed in tayor of state ot Mo., exrel© E Johnson, collector of the revenue of Kates county, Mo,, and against The Guard- ian Trust Company, I have tevied upon and seized all the right, titl of said The Guardian Trust Company, of, in and to the foliowing described rea) ‘te to- wit: Lote nineteen and twenty in block twenty six in the town of Amoret, all lying and bein ae acounty and state of Missuuri, and aid court, interest and claim Saturaay the 25, day of February, a. p. 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day at the east court house door in the city of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same or so much thereof as may be required at pub- lic vendue tothe highest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said execution and custs. M. &. MORRIS, Sheriff of Bates county, Mo. temper, one of the first signs his master > notes 1s that he refuses to eat—"is off his ee ee feed,” as they sa He h Notice is hereby given, that, whereas, Eliza- ach ‘a rest for a few days til ce REG ea died Mae Ete tena Nature intended 8 man’s appetite | corded in book 118 at page 184 of the office of re- to be his servant, to notify when his | corder of deeds of Bates county Mo., convey ing enough food, and |to M. F. Flanders the following described real But most of us, | estate, situated, lying and being in the said nd indulgence, have | county of Bates, Mo, to-wit: 40 gash & ‘The north halt of lot five (5), in block three Qe Myf eon pe firet saaiteon to the city of utier, count ak id mo: ye was executed |, Whereas, to secure 8 note for Six hi red dollars, duly by the said Klizabeth C. McNai and interest. Now there- WN decree of hha ihe te ‘Bais 1904 tonic and! 1 will proceed to sell the above described the front door finan) city sr halias, eomvty or Bare Missouri, February 25, 1905, ircuit court 25, 1005, fo Of said county of westcorner ofrecord on the 3ist day of ning at the southwest corner of the sou Gilbert ‘The southwest quarter of section one , sheriff of said County | the southeast quarter of the @. feet thereto by 8 of section two (2), Sop ‘two acres in the south begin theast Sheriff's Sale in Partition. Eliza Ellen Gilbert, Sallie J. jamine T. Gilbers, thereof, aud estaie, viz: southeast quart leszribed follows, Ttiea, N. Y., writes: “In June, 1901, I lost my sense of hear- My hearing had been somewhat impaired for several years, but not so much affected but that I could hold converse with my friends; but in June, 1901, my sense of hearing left me so that I could hear no sound I was also troubled with prior to June, 1901, My rheu~ matic pains are all gone, Honnleutt, Ben- Gilbert, Riley Gilbert, seintine? Wee poche rt 18} is, Ve ‘Billa, Gilbert ‘and’ Hebecos Gilbert, defendants. In the Circuit Court of Bates Ceunty, Missouri, By virtue and authori' der of sale made by the entitled cause, an dat of a decree and or- id cvurt, in the above ofacertified copy thereof, ited December 12, 1904, 1 will on February between the hours of 9 o’clock in the 4 rin yet es gi singe erie ry en | day, at the front door o! e court house, in M. F. Flanders, for the loan of city'of Butler, in Bates county, Missouri, 6 th alco- | moneys belonging to the said’ M. ¥. Flanders. | at public vendue, to the highe 7 Gstanit has been mado In te | tailoring described real egunier vise? ee Cal., as follows: endorsement of Peruna, My ex; jence has been very satisfactory Leander. Sheriff's Sale issued from the office of at the Feb: term 1905,- 0 A. J. Hoover and T. and to the following described tlon t and [ will, on day lic vendue to the highest bidder, for ot hand to satisfy said bicbaiel* te and costs. M-4t B, MORRIS, Sherift of Bates County, Mo. A Pleasure to Endorse Pe-ru-na. Rev, Chas. Leander, pastor First Spire itual Society of San Francisco, writes from 811 Turk street, San Francisco, «“Itis with pleasure that I give my re its use, and I do firmly believe that it is the best known remedy for ‘catarrh in all its different forms.’’+-»Chas. No other physician in the world has received such a volume of enthusiastic letters of thanks as Dr, Hartman for pecial execution , : ane of we, oie itcourt of Bates county, Mo., returnable Stthat f said court, and to me directed in favor Of the State of Missouri ex rel C, E. Johnson, collector of the revenue ‘of Bates county, and against A. J. Hoover and T. B, Porter, I have leyled upon and seized all the right, title, interest and claim f said B, Porter, ofin real estate, to-wit: ‘The southwest quarter of the south- east quarter of the northwest quarter of sec- waship forty-two. range thirty-one nd being in the esid county and State Saturday, the 25th dayor February, a. D, 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that at the east court house door !n the city of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid sell the same oreo much thereof as may be required a we , in Sheriff’s Sale, By virtue and authority of a special execu-“ tion issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county, Mo., returnable at the February term 5, ofsaid court and to me directed in favor of the State of Mo,, ex rel C, E. Johnson collector of the reyenue of jet Steinkraus, Thave levied upon and seized all the pent Ae Tans, of, in and to the following déacribed real estate ‘The northeast quarier of the north- Batescount and against Au; interest and claim of said Angast Stein! to-wit: west quarter of the northwest quarter of eec- tion twenty-seven, township thirty eight, ‘in Bates county, Missouri, ali lying and pee said county and State of range twenty-nine, Missouri, and I will, on Saturday, the 25, day of February a. p. 1905, between the hours of 90’clock in.the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon . = ie a ‘of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same or so much thereof as may be requir- ed at public vendue to the highest bidder for execution and day, at the east court house door cash in hand to satisfy sai: ts. on M. B. MORRIS ett Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Sheriff’s Sale, By virtue and authority of a special exeou- tien issued from the office of the cierk of the \0., returnable circuit court of Bates county, at the February term 1985, of to me d@irocted in favor of state t in and to the following descrivea estate, to-wit: The middle part of the south east quarter of the southwest half of the northeast gta: ath west two,in Bates county, ing in the said county narter of section twenty-three, fort two. range thirt all lying and , and J wiki, on between the hoursof nine noon and five Butler, county of Bate same or so much thereo! costs. 14-4 Sheriff’s Sale in Partition. Marcella F. Tingler and George Frauklin a Tag: es plaintiffs, vs. Jacob Witliam ‘Ling! fendant. In the Circuit Court of Bates Co, Missouri. By virtue and authority of a decree and order ofaale made by,thesaid court, in the avove enti- tled cause,and of a certified copy thereof,dated December 12, 1904, I will. on sebruary 26th, r of the southeast quarter of section two | cast quarter uy 70 yards, the p 41, ‘range 2¥, run ards, thence north 140 yar‘s, thence west yarde to place of be- southeast f Mo., ex rel collector of the revenue for inst Paillip. Kearns, teized all the right Saturday, the 25, day of February, a. D. 1905, ’clock in the fore. *cleck in the aiternoon of that day at the east court house door in the olty of foreraiad, sell the may be required at public vendue, to the highest bidaer for cash in hand to satisfy said rey and M. B, My. Sheriff of Bates County, Mo, M, B, MORRIS, Bhetif, \