The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1905, Page 8

3 ett New Leg Grows on a Man. Denver, April 24.—Denver physi- cians are interested in Harry J. Meyers, a printer, who had a leg amputated in September, which is|@% being replaced literally by a brand|& new leg of flesh and boneat the rapid rate of nearly onehalf an inch a week. The young man was in a rail road wreck in Springfield, Mo., in 1899, in which his leg was crushed. | Tt withered away until he followed | ® the advice of surgeons and had it} amputated three inches below the knee four years ago. The stump never shrank and eix weeks ago be gan ite healthy, vigorous growth. ARE GOLD FIELDS to the farmer who under- stands how to feed his crops. Fertilizers for Corn must contain at least 7 per cent. actual iv Sa Potash Send for our books—they tell why Potash is as necessary to plant life as sun and rain; sent free, if you ask, Write to-day. GERMAN KALI WORKS New. York—93 Nassau Street, or St. Louis, Mo.—th and Olive Sts. Impure blood always shows somewhere. If the skin, then boils, pimples, rashes. If the nerves, then neuralgia, nerv- Ousness, depression. If the Sarsaparilla stomach, then dyspepsia, biliousness, loss of appetite. Your doctor knows the remedy, used for 60 years. co aning from the Cuban btw i 1 by a a ealth was gone. Sarsaparilla co a Kansas City Star. Harry J. Meyers worked in Kansas City for several years on varloue newspapers. He did not know the whereabouts of his parents. All the time his mother, who, after the the war, had married a well to-do farmer, was traveling around the country {n rearch ofhim. She discovered him through the medium of a want ‘‘ad”’ while he was employed in Kansas City. Meyers is known to every printer in this city. 1.00 a bottle, IL druggists. Impure Blood the Pills. are eee ot A RI Pic to Wt alle: soe A MEE ak idles ‘ Ald the Sarsaparilia by keepin bowels regular with Yayer's. > Approved by Folk. Jefferson City, Mo., April 19 —Gov Folk approved six bills today, and has but fourteen more to pass upon, Probably the most important measure approved today was the ee ead Died Confessing to Murder. Tacoma, Wash., April. 26.—A man famous “good roads bill,” otherwise | known here as J. C, Johnson, who known ae the “Brown bill,” which |has just died summoned his family ROAD CHIEF, was introduced by Senator Brown, |80d several neighbors to his bedside This high class Coach and Road before death and with effort confess: | 36 jHion can be found at our stables ed that his true name was George W. Deal, and that he was a fugitive, having murdered @ man in Texas. Johnson said that he had lost his first family in the Galveston flood and that the crime was committed after that, While trying to go into details the man died. The bill follows out the suggestion made in Governor Dockery’s farewell address, in which he advocated a Z bill to authorize the owners of land in a township or road district to em. ploy the principle of benefit assess ments in raising funds with which to construct good roads Under this law the citizons in the various counties may organize road districts, each district to contain not leas than 2000 acres, and may con- tain as much as a township. A civil engineer is to be employed to plan and build the roada and the improvements may be paid foreither by the issuance of special tax bills against the land or by the issue of bonds running twenty years against the road district. fee of $10 to insure a living colt, or $8 to insure in foal. Road Chief is a seal brown horse 16% hands high, weight 1,300 Ibs. Real finestyleand action, extra good bone and sub- stances, and was bred by J.C Me- Clure, of Winchester, Ky. Also the wena trotting stallion HAL. E. 34,249, <x n be seen at same stables and will stand at a service fee of $10 to insure a living colt, or $8 tolosure in foal. Hal. E, is arich bay ia eolor, 161-4 hands high, weighs in good flesh 1250 Ibs, has extra good bone and muscle for a trotting horse He was bred by Thomas Dil- lon, Edna, Kansas, and ie registered in Vol. XVI, A.T. RB. Also finely bred young Jack Montezama, will serve mare at $3 to insure a living colt. This Jack ie sired by the celebrated Jack Monster, ie 15 hands high, black, mealy nose, large bone and foot. We invite breeders to ase this stock. For further information call on or addreas, Phone 150, WARNOCK BROS., 26-4 Butler, Mo. COLORED BOY, Register No. 9632, Ten Miners Entombed. Charleston, West Va., April 25.— Ten miners were imprisoned in the Cabin Creek mine at Kayfort to- night {n a mine explosion. Four of the number managed to reach the surface in an injured condition. The other six are believed to be dead. The accident was probably caused by a powder explosion which set fire to the tipple and imprisoned the miners, Johnson Bought a Farm. Osceola, Mo., April 19.—A man giving his name as A, Johnson ar- rived in town Saturday and bought afarm near Lowry City, giving in part payment a draft on an lowa bank. {t happened that the Bank- ers’ Association had already noti- fied the bank here to look out for a man of his description who bought farms and gave worthless checks and then secured money on {ndorsemente of other bogus paper. A telegram to Iowa elicited the fact that Jobn- son was unknown there and Sheriff Butcher placed him in jail pending further investigation. Eloped to Nevada, Mo., to Wed. Nevada, Mo., April 22.—George Y. Salmon, jr., son of Dr. George Y. Salmon, banker and politician of Clinton, and Miss Ruth Barcafer of that place were married here this morning by Probate Judge Myers. George Y. Salmon {8 a nephew of Harvey Salmon, The groom gave his age as 31 years and that of the bride as 20. Mr. Salmon is very reticent as to his marriage. A tele- phone message from Clinton says the marriage is an elopement. ° Colored Boy isa French draft horse, black, 16 hands high, weighs 1,800 lbs., has great style and action and {sa good breeder. Will make the season of 1905 at our barn, 8X miles east of Butler. Terms $10 to insure living colt. KENTUCK. Kentuck {s a black jack, wlth mealy nose, 15% hands high and is one of the best breeders in the state. Will make the season at the same bara. Terms, $10 for mares ant Woman Sues Joplin Brewer For Alleged Scandal Joplin, Mo, April 25.—Mra. Nicholas M. Zentner, wife of the presi- dent of the Joplin brewing company, has filed a $30,000 scandal suit againet George W. Keller, one of the _ wealthiest citizens of Joplin. In_her petition Mrs. Zentner alleges that Keller uttered false and defamatory words regarding her moral char- acter. Keller and Zentner were both members of the Joplin brewing com- pany. Roosevelt’s Dead Wolves F Strew Pasture Reserve. Lawton, Okla., April 25.—Cowboys coming in from the Kiowa-Comman- che pasture reservation, in which President. Roosevelt hunted laet week, state that dead wolves are being found over the entire tract. It {se frequently the case that coyotes drop dead suddenly after running eeveral miles. These are supposed to have escaped the dogs, A Frightened Horse. Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hun- dred other accidents, are every day occurances. It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and there’s Done as pot as pyeuien's Eczema and piles Quagpear ‘quickly under its soothing effect, 25¢ at Frank T. Clay’s Drug Store. Rojestvensky Seeks Victory or Death. Paris, April 17.—It has been learn- ed that Admiral Rojestvensky in his last cable said: “TI will not telegraph again before battle. If beaten you will learn it through Togo; it I defeat him, I will announce it,” implying that he seeks victory or death. We have two very fine young jacks, mealy nose. Will serve afew mares at $8 to Insure living colt. J. T. HYATT & SONS. 23 St. ELAMO Will stand the present season of 1905 at my barn, 8 miles due east of Butler and 3% miles west of Spruce. Description and Pedigree:—Elamo rise of 15 hands Bem, ons and pte , Greatly in Demand- 1,200 pounds, was Nothing is more in demand than @ medicine which meete modern re uiremente for blood and system Sennen, such as Dr. age oe pad 6 Cooper Co. by Charles Leo dam of Elamo was also out of an} > impo! Jack and o Black Knighs| died of hard running. Life Pills. They are just w vod A. Felger, Ularksburg sai : pasone need to cau’ ielek and snd — i leer, She Shot Her Husband. troubles. Try them. At Frank T.| ‘terms:—$8 to ineure a colt to Clay’s drug store, 25c., guaranteed. stand and ack, te money ia doe when colt is foaled, The colt will stand Radium Near Kansas City. fan bon ‘nde Alter service Kaneas City, April 16.—Traces of| trading, or radium have been found ten miles|forfeite insurance a east of the business center of Kansas oe let City, according to reporte just made|*T 016 no better Rises by Prof. R. R. Moore, instructor of | g:ate of Misso his chemistry, and Prof, Herman who was impo: isd A Schlundt, instructor of physical chem- | people who pa thie fetry, in the University of Missouri, following an investigation. | Agonizing Burns are instantly relieved, aud perfect! healed, by Bucklens Arn ica falve Othe Wellaville, Mo., April 23.—Mre. Ed- ward Bolton of Jonesburg, ‘this county, shot and probably mortally wounded her husband this morning. The shooting folluwed a quarrel. Mrs Bolton is now in jail in Mont- gomery City. Pere A Sickening Shivering Fits ague and malaria, can be relieved ona cured with Electric Bitters. This is a pure, tonic medicine; of eapecial benefit in malaria, for it exerts a true curative influence on the disease, driving it entirely out of the system. Isle mach to be prefs fered to quinine, having none of this drug’s bad after- effects. E.8 ped Henrietta, Tex., writes: “My brother was very . ‘ith malarial feverand jaundice, | Arnica Salve took Electric _ which | healed it iia At Frank T. Clay’s! heals wounds and sores. 5c a drvagiet. at {n Butler, for the present season ata} q Frazee L; Keel vox Sarah A decd Pi M Wilcox same. 15 and 15% hands bigh, black with |; {s a coal black, mealy nose and is the | Bouma sired by the fine | Chambers our imported jack from Spain, | pees ye to ard. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kad You Have Aways Bought Bits esi —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 Factory In Southwest Mo, 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.’ B We keep every thing that horse owners need. Double 4 wagon harness from $/0 to $80. Single harness $7.50 to y $25. Second harness $3.00 to $15, Saddles of all styles and prices from the cheapest to the steel fork cow boy and sole leather spring seat saddles, Lap robes, horse blankets, dusters and fly nets, harness < and soaps, limi- ments for man or beast, coach oils, axel grease, "tenia, August Flower kteps the children healthy and st Full of and frolic the whole day long, 60 when needs more they rash Nott in so AES ie ares = “Please give it to a to get up brisk and fresh in e morning, lack of appetite, pallor, muddy complexion and r spirits— these all indicate a di: see} stomach and bad digestion—in adultsand children, too. They also indicate the urgent n of taking Green's August Flower regu- larly for a few da: it'sa reliable old remedy for all stomach troubles, never fails to cure indigestion, 4 ;} wagon covers, men’s canvass leggings, trim buggy — new and repair old ones. Bring in yourold harness and trade them for new ones, We have the largest Retail Harness and Saddlerv Store in the Southwest and our harness are all made at home. Gyepepel cod tauar to tale ta oe, 080 We also carry afull ling of BUGGIFS, SURRIES, ROAD Sak aseel oe’ 2 Ga. AND SPRING WAGONS MoFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo, For Sale by Frank T. Clay. Always Remember _ Full Name i|[_Laxative Promo Q Qwinine "| Cures a Cold in Onc Day, Grip in Two. ¢. Ash porree om en Bor. 250, NOTICE, : Notice ie hereby given, Anas letters peatamann tary upon the estate of Thomas Frost, de- been granted = ied undersigned, county Probate court, in Bates uri, bearing ate ine 1th day of P mi aes having siaime agal are required to exhibit them to ance within one year from the (oye oe ald letters, or they may be preclu benefit of such estate; and it jl cima be’ not exhibited within two tree from the the publicat'on of this notion they ar i forever barred. QW-4t, Probate Court Docket ‘i 1905, Term Executors and Administrators, Monday, May 8th, let day of term. Pollwell J P decd W F Silwelt admr. 'e eae Jas. H. Raveqray, Orter of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, UNTY OF Bates. ae Cou: Bryan hl ie, by inolr deed st and, Ite ted Ta the clroalt court ‘oa county, Mo., Merah aN aa ried in the record | The State of Missouri at the relation and to . Job: jo coll within an the useofC. E. BOD, ex-' lector of CY owl CO bed Gian ghaate Sens 8. Wel | Santa nen | . ry 20) an C. T. Wells, defendants, = ‘i Now ahieagr emeeinel piaiatia nereln by before cirenit ot her Bates eae » ip the and Ben) her he in; other thi abo George os We oa Missouri defend t ef the state of fc 1 ordered by the fendant be notified (by pabiteaion' that plain- tiff has commenced ainst him in thie court by petition and Paalenit the object and general nature of which is force lien Se the state of Missouri for wpe based caped of the year 103, amounting in the aggregat the sum of $21.95 together with interest. conter commissions and fees, ares the following de. de- bed tracts of land situated in county, Missouri 40 acres, ath oi rt David decd y Gilbert admr. Tuesday, May 9th, 2nd day of term. Swarnes Eva decd Ernest G Swarnes admr. E Smith aimx. od W K Hardman admr. Wright Lucy F decd DeWitt Wright admr. Bassett John H decd Jno B Newberry admr. Wednesday, May 10th, 3rd day term Schantz rete —_ Sarah Schantz and J Deerw Shackelford eae oH ‘decd D A Shackelford exr. Gregory Didama decd Nathan M Gregory admr Dudley Jas H decd Melissa Dudley admx. Gepford Daniel decd Anna E Gepford exr. Thursday, May 11th, 4th day of term Woods A B decd W A Woods admr. Butler Jas T decd Ieaac Fowler admr. McKinsie Francie M decd Jno C Hayes admr. Poindexter H decd L M & M L Poindexter admr Wigger Jno decd Francis E Wigger exr. Friday, May 12th, 5th day of term. and Wells James M deed, parry be site admx, Willey G M deed C W Dor Mallies P A decd Martha] z Malis admr. venom yon Busgensh 3 geet A rire Fe fe fu PP! eyland exrs. | th: h Fioya Wi Willis decd Mary A Floyd Boru Pretest Saturday, May 13th, 6th day of term ydia deod W A Sheets adm i and is now past due and ow, prea at the request of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditions of said deed of trust, I will to sell the above described premises wane, to the h heat bidder | for cash, at the weat front door o! Se court house, in the city Bob. onl county of Bates and atate of Mis- to wit: weet southeast section 81, township 41, se A acres southeast southeast seo! wnehip 41, range 30 and that unless i the said defendant Be an at the next term of this court, to be begu: Lome in the olty of Butler, Batus coun! Missouri, on - the Friday, April 98th, 1906, unty, | betwen the hours of nine o’clock in Be fame first Monday in Ontoder, noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that Sind day thereof, | day, forthe 7 gece of crernes said a according to | interest and and 28-48. ATrastie ™~ e same Will be taken 8 as confes nt eet gear according 1e Notice of Final Settlement. Notice ia need! od fh to ae rg to f Miodounsto bs hoid at Bater, ~ MALISSA BU dt ABUDI RY Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereb; ‘ others interested fa me eaenes at iinbans gounty, state of {ezat) ness my rand an clerk the seal of seid court hereunto .afix- - Done at office in Butler on 2 this the 23th day of March, 1905. J. A. PATTERSO! 23-46 Ctroult Olerk Summers Hardin ‘decd ‘A M Summers ‘admr. Sherman Daniel decd Wm W Sherman admr. Monday, May 15th, 7th day of term. Jones A W ee Allen ine peter. ime Sami W decd W McNaughton Elizabeth ‘tea J Ef Wiliams admr Bosma Jno decd Henry Donovan admr. Warner Anna F decd Wm A Florence exr. Guardians and Curators Docket. Sueetad, May 16th, 8th day of term ed Melvin G minor Mand Sears cur. 8 Albion et al minors Anna B Ferris eur, femmes J&Hmi eg yy Pry d Swan car. Ayers Wilbur F minor JnoC Haves our. orang EE May 17th, 9th conn jurton Taare minors 8 L paca Artburet al minors Henry Donovan cur. Thursday, May 18th, 10th day. Trustee’s Sale. hereas, M. A Wilson by hie deed of trust datea popes 20th, 1900 recordered ers office within. and for Bates be held at in Bate oa Mia ng sour!, on the sth ‘ay oN ot May 1006 06. ty Hat ‘Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement. onctie is bereuy given to all creditors and thers interested in Welle leceased, “hat I, admiuistratrix of eal catate, 8 P minor Friday, May Lavy 11th day. Miller Weaver minor | Pishole ienam