The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 16, 1905, Page 8

ee re a0 eon OT eae: . . | ‘a i t = yl IS VERSED IN SHAKESPZARE Notice of Sale Under Mortgage. Sheriff's Sale. F N i ong aang pur yat—-opg “sin0] 2g Notice ts hereby given, that, whereas, Eliza- | By virtue and authority of a special exeen- Always Remember t he ul ame t a German Emperor's Intimacy with the. 20 “322335 RESSTN Co—YIO4 MIN beth C. McNaghten tion issued from the office of the elerk of the H - : her mortgage eet | Works of the Bard of Avon Is Strikingly Proved. Emperor William is the best Shake- Spearean scholar in his court. He has an intimate knowledge not only of the original English, and of the splendid German translation, but of the acting edition as well. Barnay, the great Bavarian actor and theater director, tells this story in| his recent book of reminiscences: | “On one occasion, on which ‘Rich- ard II.’ was performed at the Berlin Theater Royal, in the presence of the emperor, the latter sent for Herr Bar- May at the close of the performance and said to him “During the performance, Herr ®Barnay, four lines were said which are not to be found in the original Shake- speare." “‘It is true,’ returned the director. ‘They are an interpolation by Dingel- BStaedt (a commentator) to obtain Greater clearness.’ “The emperor frowned, and said: future, Herr Director, see that avoid such mutilation. We are play tricks with Shakespeare. A better story is about “Much Ado About Nothing.” The emperor was listening to Fraulein Poppe as Beatrice declaiming the beautiful speech begin- ning, “What fire is in mine eyes.” “That's all wrong,” exclaimed his majesty, turning to the empress, “We'll have Poppe up here after the performance, and I'll tell her how it must be done.” And after the per- formance he recited the detightful lit- tle speech, and Poppe said it could not be done better, GIRLS ARE Too FRIVOLOUS. you not to London Critle Makes Accusntions Against Young Women of Modern Society, A new crime is charged against the modern society girl Ss that she en- ters into matrimon engagements with levity and breaks them with equal lightness of heart, A sober- minded British contemporary draws comparisons between the present day methods and the time when a betroth- al was as serious an affair mar- riage itself. Now, it is not an unusnal thing for a girl to be engaged sev- eral times before she is married, but people think none the worse of her for that. “An engagement,” this authority continues, as become no more of a weighty matter now than a dance. A woman can throw her partner over if she likes. When girls are capri- cious, how can a man have the same feeling for the sanctity of marriage when he knows well that the girl whose hard heart he has ashed for has been engaged before and already has gone all through the intimacy of love making and the kissing entailed by it. “I heard the other day,” adds the as so writer, “of two marriages where the parties had been engaged from six to eight years. Everybo expressed un- bounded surprise that t! remained faithful so long. The fact is girls’ ways are beginning to r those nursemaids who walk out with aman, but not always with a view to ma y. Are the methods of the American summer girl being copied in Great Britain?” SKELETON OF ICHTEYOSAURUS Remarkably Perfect Specinien of storie Animal Diseove 0 sth Aare vie ‘ ne « ant ° ul discoveries ever made in South America has jus! been received at the oni ot Cc uit from Astronone Wrivhi, head of the Liek obs expedition nev in Chili. ‘Fhe find is a remariably per fect spec en of the ichthyosar and the significance ot the discovery lies in fart that South America has never been known previous'y to furn y spe of these prehis- 12 ience, vered and the sj ecl- er- speci- same in ating far been discovered which rivals this one in completeness or scientific value. M. Adrian PD. Mortillet, a member of the French s¢ present strdyi hos recently gene t puryese of exoemining the fos kel- ioas German Baeete= mends Putting in Milk. Proposals of Ws riologist—Recor Formalin Every calf in cinated upon reach iis third month, with ecially prepared tuberculosis bacille taken from human beings if the proposals of Prof. Behring, the great bacterioiogist and opponent of Prof. Kochs’ tuberculosis theories, are adopted by the reichstag. Prof, Behring pleaded the adoption of an imperial law to this end, in conference with the min- istry of agriculture. The professor also proposes to add a gramme of formalin ! to every ten-quart can of milk. He maintains that fresh milk contains ele- ments fatal to disease bacteria, but that it quickly loses them. Formalin, he! adds, would conserve these elements in- | definitely. Bad for Little Willie, | Now scientists have perfected an in- vention by which it is possible to see the contents of ahuman stomach The Chi- H cago News remarks that little Willie will have to be careful how he tells lies about aot having been in the jam. f Ss} «| Dissolution Threatens ' Syrup, which has been in use for over ‘ clrealt court of Ba‘es county, Missouri, retarn- SNGOM TIVN NVWUED corded im book 118 at page 184 of the office of re- | able.At the February term, 1905, of said court} Promo e e e <ep-0r corder of deeds of bates county Mo , convey to me directed in favor of the state of M axative uinine 4} amy, “Ase not yr ‘aay yas to M. F. Flanders the following described real souri, ex rel C. E. Johnson, collector of the iM + 2 ae. estate, situated, lying and being in the said ‘revenue of Bates county, and against Joho é2) " ayes ented | Sears, I have levied upon and seized all the ma pee eey ne) county of Bates, state of Missouri, to-wit: j | The north half of lot five (6), in biock three g in Williams fret addition to the city of utler, Bates county, Mo. And ereas, ssid mo: was executed Aaessaoau sv st ysejog Ay 1197 Aayi—syoog ino 3205 puag right, title interest and claim of the said Joho Sears, of in, avd te the following described real es to wit: Lots five and sixin block one rtgage in Mery B. Page’s addition to the city of Butler to secure a note for six hundred dollars, duly | all lying and being in said county and state of ‘executed by the said Elizabeth McNaghten Siesoutl. and i willon pat. fA a Saturday, the éth day of March, a. p. 1905, e > been between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- a ae neon and Gve o’ciock in the afternoon of that Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two. 5 Torte re andeetg aed checld of axed Counts | day at the east court house door in the city of GAL grrr on Bor. 250. | Of Bathe: having tees theses Sineted ua ty | Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same been thereto directed by a moh thereof as may be required at public " | YSB}0q yenjoe *jua0 sad Z ysvaj ye urejuod ysnu u W1IOD JO} S19z1 Siy poay 0} AOY spuRs } -19pun OYA JOUIIEy 91) 07 sqidld @10D auV sq@1ald N4OD aq “sdors , having ‘ decree of the Ci:cuit court of said county of | to the highest bidder. for cash in’ band 7. f Bp tCo : j Bates, entered ofreccrd on the Sist day of SG taany ok cacaan cae | ates County Investmen Twill proceed to. sell the above described shorter of bates Que Me. BUTLER, MO. Capital, = 850,000. remises at the east front door of the court Money to loan on real any = low rates. Abstracte of os jal execa- Detween the hours of ten o’clock in the fore- noon and five e’clo k in the afternoon of said day, saidsale to be at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satiefy said debts, interests and cvsts. M. B. MORRIS, 1s4t Sheriff of Bates County. Mo. Sheriff's Sale By virtue and authority of a apeci: the office of the clerk of t court of Bates county, So », sevareanie at the a February term, 15, of court, and to me ot re the state of Missouri ex im the city of Butier, county of Bates and state of Missouri, on title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Oholee pT always on hand and forsale. Abstractsof title Saturday, March 4th, 1905, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn, jal exec Hox. J. B. Newaaaey, 3.0. ten tonnes treme aia — ‘Vice-President. es" y. trees, | alan Pebrusey tonne Jno. C. Harns, Abstractor. 8. F. Wannoox, Notary. to me direct- Fm f and Saturday, the 4th day of March, a. D. 1905, ed upon | between the houre of nine o’clock in the fore- - the right interest and and clock afternoon of “ z ~ | 1 claim of the said Chas. i. ‘Cope, P. 8. Cope Gay at the east court house oor, In the — — = of invand to LUS VEGETABLE SICILIAN and ayainst Chas Amana Socialistic Society. Towa City, Ia., Feb 7—After fifty years of successful operation, the fa- mons Amana eocialistic society in lowa county faces a serious prospect of dissolution. It has lasted longer and been more than materially suc- cessful than any other socialistic community ever formed in America, From an Initial membership of about 100, with a meager property, it has grown to 1,200 and over $3,000,000 in property. Thesociety iscompoeed of Mennonites, similar to the Quakera, They own most of the land in three townshipsand have seven towns and villages, and are model farmera, Thes ciety operates the largest woolen mills in Lowa, turning out a product that isfamous all over the country. Everything is held in common and the by-laws pro vide that a withdrawing member may be given a certain small amount for every year he has been a member. The accumulation of property bas grown to such a point that a distri butfon would net about $6000 to each member while the average with drawal apportionment is only about $800. Some of the younger mem bers who want to withdraw but do not want tu pay so heavy a price, are supposed to back the dissolution proceedings which have been started in the district court. They allege that the society, organizei purely for benevolent and charitable pur poses, has exceeded its charter pow- ers‘and demand its dissolution and the division of the property. The movement will be determinedly op posed, acres, formerly belonging to Anna A Cope. lying in the northwest portion of the Cy Hair Renewe ye CR 9 Po ye . | hand to satiafy sald omens ‘and coste. wantto look old? Then keep your gray hair. If not then use Hall 's Hair Renewer, and have a the dark, rich color of early life restored to your hair, Breiwiitscethule we” The Marlin RLIN 12 Gauge Sheriff’s Sal ‘Take-Down Repeater, By virtue and authority of a speci tion issued from the office of the clerk of the revurnable court, and ate of Mie- is the fastest and most accurate duck gun made, It combines the balance antl ease of action of the best double gun with the supe- rior shooting and sighting of a single barrel. The unique Marlin Breechbolt which shuts out rain and water and keeps the shells dry makes it the ideal bad-weather gun. Made for both black and smokeless powders and to take heavy loads easily. A famous gun for hard usage. ‘There are a lot of good duck stories in the Marlin Experience | Book, Free with Catalogue for 3 stamps. The Marlin Fire Arms Company Cay erent naka Li A ly’ idcounty and state of Missouri, will on Saturday, the 4th day of March, a. p. 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- | cireult court of Bates county, ny D at the February term, 105. of hoon and five o'clock tn the afternoon of that | #) the doce ta iat ee souri ex rel C. E. Jonpeon, col revenve of Bates county; and agal LongandJ M Griges Lhave le seized all thé right tis! the said SB. DeLon, and to the followin, . to- wit: Lotone, block twenty three, west side addition to the city of Butler, all lying and be ing in the said county and state of Missouri, and I will on circuit court of Bates county, Mo., returnable} Saturday, the 4th day of March a. p, 1905, atthe February term, 1005 of said court and | between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- to me directed in favor of the if Mii dsy at the east court houre door ip the city of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same or 80 much thereot as may be required pu lic vendne, tothe highest bidder for cashin hand to satisfy suid execution and eosts. M.B MORRIS ‘tea county, M ui , interest and claim of and J. M. Griggs, of in Sheriff of eseribed real est t ~ Sheridi’s Sale By virtue and authority of a special exeou- tion issued trom the office of the clerk of the jo’ kin the afternoon of that Mi t the east court hon+e door, in the city of of Bates county, Mo., aud against ©. H. Picre r, county of Bates afore sell the same Thave levied upon and seized all the rig! t tle, interes! and claim of the said C. HP of, in and to the following desoribed real estate to-wit: Block three in Montsomerys dirs: dition to the city of Butler, all tying and being a sme saidcouaty and state of Missouri, and willon n ab. Nie vendue to the highest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said execution and costs M. B, MORRIS, Sheriff of B.tes county, Mo Sheriff's Sale, Saturday, the 4th day of March, a. p. IWS, , By vietae and Wa phort oy ee: between the hours of ping o'clock in the fore. | tou issued trom the office of the clerk of the ¢ re si circuit court of Bates county, Mo., returnable neon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that February term 1905, of esid court and directed, in favor of the state of Missouri C E Johnson. collector of the revenue of county d agai Wm D Gutshall, I have levied u ‘and seized all the right. title, interest and claim ofthe said Wm DG 1, of, in and to the following described real estate to-wit: The southwest quarter of the nor west quarter of section eighteen, towne! t the east court house door, in the city of | #t the day io me Butler, county of Bates aforesaid: sell the same or 80 much thereof as may be required, at pubs lic vendue to the highest biddir tor cash in hand to satisfy said execution and costs u_ B, MORKIS, Sheriff of Bates county, Mo N 15 4t Sheriff's Sale, forty-two, range thirty, all ly'ng and being in By virtue and authority of a special execu-| the said county, and state of Missouri, and I tion issued from the office of the clerk of the | will on circuit court of Bates county, Mo,, returnable ut the February term, 15, of said court and to me directed, in favor of the atate of Missouri ex rel CK. Johnson, collector of the revenue a Bates count, r Saturday, the 4th day of March a, p. 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock In the afternoon of that dny at the east court house door, in the city of Butler, county of Bates foresald, sell the same or go much thereof as may be required, at pub- lic verdue, to the higest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said execution and costs. M.B MORRIS, 15 4t Sheriff of Bates Co. Mo. Sheriff's Sale, By virtue and authority of a apecial execu- tion issued from the office of the clerk of the ciroult court of Bates County, Missouri, re- turnable at the Feb. term, 195, of said court, to me directed tn favor of C. I. Burk and against ‘clock in the afternoon of that} B.C Webster | have levied upon and seized all the east court house dour, in the city | the right, vitlt,{nterest and claim of sald defen- 8 aforenaid, eell the | dant in and to the following described prop- same or 60 mu of as may be required at pebite vendue to the higest bidder for cach .n and, to satisfy againet John Montgomery jompeson, 1 have levied the right, title, interest id John Montgomery }ou fit fino ate, 2 the northeast quarter east of M. K seetion — twe: Tange twenty . ri noe | thirty-eight bew gin the said andl will on Saturday, the 4th day of March a p. 1905, ours of nine o'clock in the fore- counsy and state of Alissouri, erty aituated In Bases County, Mo . to-wit One two story freme bui' ding 50x28 feet, with an addition thereto 16x30 feet; situated on the south east quarter of the south-west quarter of section seven (7), township thirty-nine (39), range thirty-one (31), All lying and beirg in the sald county, and State of Missouri, I willon Saturday February 18, 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in thefore- fj noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that «lay, at the east tront doorof the court house, in the clits of gutter, Bates county, Missourt, sell the same or 60 much thereof as may be quired at public vendue. to the highest bi * ¥ for eash Webrasla Corn, Arkansas Coal, Bansas Soft and Hard Yirheat Fleur, id execution and costs, M B, MORRIS, Sheriff of Bates county. Mo Sherift’s dale. By virtne and authority of a special execu- tion jssued from the office of the ¢ the cirenit court of Bates county, returnable at the Feb uary term, 1105, court and tome directed in favor of the Missouri, ex ret ( re ue of county Lavina Har, His Daughter the Accuser. Trenton, Mo., Feb. 14 —Sheriff Estes returned last night from Lon- oke, Ark., where he arrested William Belshe, a wealthy farmer, who was shot by his daughter, Mrs. George Waite, three weeks ago, and was afterward accused by her ofa crime. Although shot inthe baek with a double barreled shotgun, ata aistance of thirty feet, Belshe was only slightly inconven- jenced by his wounds. His daughter is still here but no charge has been brought against ber . CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the SELES | heidi Signature of y state Jounsen collector of -he and sgainst Go Haun, David Harp r Naney Paxwn jamuel Paxton, | bav ied upon ant ed all the right, title, interest and claim of } ‘ the said Geo, Haut ina Harp and j Harper. Nancy {Samuel Conte ip aid to the 13 4t southeast quarter of to-wit: 1 west quarter of the northeast + Bran and Shorts. By Going to the Peoples Elevator Co. & | eed your stock oil meal to make them sleek and fa t § in hand (subject to all prior liens nts) to satiety sald execution and MB. MuReIs ounty (SIDALAAAA A A Sherif of Hates ‘ ., it here, Stern’ Belshe is inj Salta P eetition » Salli i vora Gilbert, t, plaintifs. vs, Esther ilbert aud Rebecea Gilbert, tion thirty tour, tuwn three, all lying a and state of Missouri, and | Saturday, the 4h day of March ween the hours of nine o’ek noon and ti *clock in the a te: day at the urt hone avu Builer, county of Iiates afo: same or so much thereof as may public vend ue tre highest vi in hand, to satis! uirtys eaid county on t Court of Bates Count and authority of ad the said court, 2 " mid of a cor “opy. thereof, dated December 12, 1904, 1 will on February ') 25, 1005, between the hours of # o’clock in the forenoon, and 5 o’cloex nthe aft-rnoon of that y, at the east front doorof the court heuse,in yor Butler, in Bates county, Missouri, sell two the hig bidder, the rited real esta i Missouri, and or- ea 1-4 Sheriff of bates Sheriff’s Sele. By virtue and authori tion 'seued from the offi cireuit court of Bates county at tre Fe braary tern - PELE, PLL L LEA PEERERPBY 0A GS —BuY— : Direct from the Factory} “| Cut Out The Middle Man. Nine tenths of the people are looking for this, Now we have the largest Harness and Saddle Factor In Southwest Mo. : nm oue (1), and » southeast quarter bs Steorner of the rter of the southeast quarter of ae . thownship 41, rang. 24, nnnning thene ouri, ©x | ‘evenue of ; i John-on uniy, and tha Houset upon and sei ternstand claim of the said \W H Housel, Martha House! rth 10 yards, the south 110 yards to plave of be- ginzing, also four acres in the southeast corner Henry Malcol.n of, in aud to the following de’ | Of the northeast quarter of the southeast quar- scribed real estate t»-wit: She northesst| ter of section two (2), this four acres being in a quarter of the northwert quarter of the north-; 8auare form all of the aforesaid land being in east quarter of section seven, township thirty- | townehip forty-one (41), range twenty-nine (39) nin», range twenty-nine, all lying and veing| Hates county, Missouri, and containing two in said county and state of Mo., and I will on pth and two Septet et need Ele onan Sa'urday, the 4th day of March, a. p. 1905, in hand as provided for in said order and decree, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- a a ere neem, noou tn! five o’clock in the atternoon of that **DO IT TO-DAY!"’ Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, | 5g Qay at the eas! court hous- door. in the citv of Butler, county of Kates resaid, sell thesame I a or go much thereof as may be required, at pub- Cousty oF Barks. He vendue to the hivhest bidder for cash in | 1" ta WGonas of Bates county. Mo tn vace- hand to sutisty said execution and cos's. Hon January 10th, 1905 | The State of Miseourt M. ts. MORRIS, at ber epee 4 a hd the lors dni E Rigg oot She of ate: ty €x- Officio collec’ ol e revenue of ates hetif of Bates county Mo county in the stac ‘iesourl, pleintif’, va. W. H. Davis, Samuel 8. Shelby, Nannie D Shelb ,5.P Allen and Joho 8. Henaerson, defendants, Civil action for delingvent taxes. Now at this oav comes the pisintif by her att. rrey before the : lerk of the circuit conrt of Bates county, in the state of Missouri, in va- 15-4t . Sheriff’s Sale, By vir‘ue and anthorits of a special execu- tion issued from the office of the clerk of the cireuit court of Bates county, Mo , returnable at the February term, 1905, of said court and; on ee in atti of the sta‘e of Mo, ex rel C. E, Johnson, collector o: the revenne of ; Bates county ond against the schell City Town ; forsasee pice Bes be Gon bea gore LM Company, L have levied upon aud seized all the } defendant, John B, Hendersen, ie & pon-resi- right, titie. interest and claim of the eaid, The | dont of the state of Missouri. Whereupon It 1s Schell City, Town Company, of, in and to the | ordered by the clerk in vacation, that the de- following described real estate, to-wit: 20 fendant be notified by publication that plain- it acres, sll of the northeast quarter of the north- | ‘com! ea tq rand the southeast quarter of the! neing wncnced oult agsinet him in thie ae nee te t Ms at ingot in aee- ". , tion twenty-.wo townsh: irty~ t, ran off ’til to-morrow what you can do to- thiety nine, all lying A being in the oad day,” is now generall. ted in this county and state of Missouri and 1 will on toge form : “Do it to-day [’ That is the terse! Saturday, the 4th day of March, a. p. 1905, | commissions, and fees upon the following tracts advice we want to give you about that between the hours of nine o’clock in the tore | of ai Bates county, Missouri, roraltsitg cold with n00n and five o’clock in the afternoon of that %0-Wit: and can duplicate any goods in leather line--offered by cat- alogue houses. So come and see us and let us show you. Keep your money at home. “and os ahd vr Lyra ago Tlooked like is owe it to German Syrup.” 2 oe a y court by petition and affidavit the object and The time-worn injnnetion, ‘ Never put | Several n»ture of which is to enforce oss lien | of the state of Missouri fer the delinquent taxes ) of the y- ar 1908, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $45 33 her with interest, costs, hacking cough or d |. The east half of section We keep every thi : , | day at the east court house duor, in the elty of /, The eas seven P every thing that horse owners need. Double cal days, perhaps weeks. @fake some! Stet Lona ganemagi ages) wagon harness from $10to $80. Single harness $7.00 to reliable remedy for it To-pay—and let leven ue tothe highest biider for’ cash in! ®t $25. * Second harness to satisfy said execution and costs. M B. MORRIS, _ Sherif of Bares county, Mo, dministrator’s Notice. that remedy be Dr. Boschee’s German ! and prices from the cheapest to the steel fork cow and sole leather spring seat saddles, blankets, dusters and fly neta, harness of and pee aime mente for man or beast, coach oils, axel grease, tents, wae b ttn eg 8 canvass leggings, trim buggy tops a ws a a eae 4 Bring in yourold harness and We have the largest $8.00 to $15, Saddies of all ‘~ = 15-4t_ 4 -five years. A few doses of it will oy undoubtedly relieve your cough or cold, | wottoe is hereby ziven that letters of adqin and its continued use for a few days will ietration with will annexed Upon tne or. cure you completely. No matter how | tar of W ee a deep-seated: your cough, even if dread StAity propate court in’ Betee Co, Mtssonri consumption has attacked your lungs, bearing date the Sth vay of January 15 = Retail Harness and Saddle: i re— ing claims « bagless e eae fe oben he Ae ee pi wate, are requifed ts exalt them oan’ for te | ene in the Sonthwest and our harness are all made at tly hopeless cases of 1 ble. tatd : ' : New ‘cial’ ottion ogc; negara, Saytensat b{aash aires esitehentere |e env © Sages AND SPRING WAGONS” PUCOTS.SURRIES, ROAD = ff 75c. Atall druggists, @ , Aoterhibited within twe years from the {exat) ness m: . | of the oublicatton of thir notice, wai will be the of. forever bi ROGERS. Done et off jarred. 1.W . KO. ROGERS, _ : Isat ieee For Sale by Frank T. Clay.| isu } - McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo,