The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 17, 1905, Page 5

T THE WALTON TRUST CO., OF BUTLER, Mo. Capital, Tete Surplus Fund - Undivided Profits $55,000.00 $12,000.00 $29.706,27 Always has ready money on hand to beloaned on farms in Bates, Vernon, Barton, and cedar Dade Counties, Mo, VERY LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST on one, three, five or seven years time, and allow borrowers to pay back each year if desired. very land owner wan’ @ loan should oall and get oar rates and liberalterms Money ready/as soon as apers are 8 + Wehave a full and complete abstract of title to every acre of land or town lot in Bates County from the U. 8 patent and showing al! deeds of trust, Sheriff's deeds, tax titles or other conveyances that have been recorded in Bates county. Our Abstract books were begun by our Mr. Wm. E. Wal- ton 34 years ago and are writteu updaily from the county reo- ords, e furnish reliable Abstracts at reasonable ices and oo Regd their correctness, INTEREST PAID ON If you bave idle money for six months or longer the Walton Trust Company will pay you interest on f. DIREOCTORS——— Wn. E. Walton, J, Everingaam, John Deerwester, Frank M, Voris, O, H. Dutcher, O. R. Radford, John E Shutt Sam Levy, FRANK ALLEN, 8xcy, Wa. E. WALTON, Pres, Wu. E. Walton, Pres, Sam Levy. Vice Pres _Fank Allen, Seo $ ©. A. Allen, Ass't See, A. A. Peach, Clerk and Bookkeeper j Has Siood The Test 25 Years Grove’s . - Tasteless Chill Tonic No-Cure-No-Pay. 50 cents. Magnificent Set of — New Wall Charts. The most attractive premium offer of recent years {s contained in the Fri proposition made by The Republic, pena . pod pac to do | ss. Louis, Mo., to OLD AND NEW are res} TIME J.R. Jenkins, T. O, Boulware, DR. H. M. CANNON, Dentist, - BUTLER, - MISSOURI. 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HOLL The HOME library wall chart con- 5 tains 4 wealth of inuispensabieinfor- DENTISI. mation, among the statistics peng & complete index of the counties and towns of the state represented, money postottices, rural free delivery routes, railroad and express ottices, electric lines, termiual or belt lines, banking towns, population of towns Entrance, same thatiesd to Hagedorn’s studio, north side square. Mutier, Mu.» “SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER. ’ ‘Lhe ‘Lwice-a Week Kepuble of Ss. Louis, the best semi-weekly news| of 3,000 and over in the United puper in tue coulWry, aud barm fro | States, a history and description of wreos, Americy’s teaulug agricultural) Panama; tacts and figures of officials MISSOURIAN 18 GIVEN AN AUDIENCE BY KING MDE LETER INDENT Former Chief Statistician éf the Ag- ricultural Department Fails to Set Time of Return. E. W. Stephens Recipient of High Places Given by In- ternational Press and Baptists of World. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Cablegrams received in St. Louis Thureday tell of E. W. Stephens, of Columbia, Mo., having been honored at the biennial session of the Inter- national Press Association, which has juet closed at Liege, Belgium, by being elected First Vicd-Preatdent. He was also made chairman of the American delegates to the congress anda member from the United States ot the World’s Commistee on Arbi- tration. Mr. Stephens presided at the con- cluding day’s session, conducting the proceedings in French, and extended an invitation to the congress to hold ite 1907 meeting in America. Itwas referred to the Executive Committee and will probably be accepted later. After the congress closed Mr. Ste- phene was received in an audience at} Dear Sir Broseels by the King of Belgium. 27 reached me by mail from London At the World’s Baptist Congress | A'S™st 12. As I stated in my reply, I will return as soon as possible, A brief at London he was made a member of delay is unavoidable. The carbunele & committee of 10 to formulate a} trom which 1 suffered shortly after constitution for an alliance of the} leaving Washington has been followed Baptists of the world and waschosen 4 a heaped more bio ee I an na bad shape altogether, 3 was one of seven American members of to avoid poet tant a third time, I the Executive Committee forthenext| must also see the specialist whom I five years. While he was in London, | came over to consult, I have not yet he was the guest of Sir Hugh Gilzean | been within 200 miles of London and Reid of Dollis Hill House, who pre- the statement that IT was attending sided over the World’s Press Parlia- ment at the World’s Fair last year. NOTHING KNOWN OF HIS INTENTIONS Communication to Secretary Wilson Turn: d Over to District Attorney Beach and ty Him Given to the Newspapers—Dent. e the Published Report That he Had Been ta London. Washington, Aug. 14.—The prom- ised letter trom John Hyde, former Statistician of the department of agri- culture, in response to Secretary Wil- son's cablegram urging him to return from England and testify in the pro- ceedings before the special grand jury which is investigating = charges against Edwin S. Holmes, the former associate statistician, arrived Mon- day. The letter was as tndefintte as Hyde's recent cablegram to Secretary Wilson and nothing is known as to his intentions beyond his promise to re- turn “as soon as possible.” In the absence of Secretary Wilson who has sone to Chicago, the letter was tnrned over to District Attorney Beach who authorized its publication It is dated “Southport, England, Aug- ust 5," and is as follows: Your cablegram of July the convention of the statistical in- stitute was a mistake. Very respect- fully, JOUN HYDE.” Sickening Shivering Fite WILHELMINA DISAPPROVED. of ague and malaria, can be relieved ani cured with Electric Bitters. This is a pure, tonic medicing of especial benetit in malaria, forit exerts a true curative influence on the disease, driving it entirely out of the system. It 1s much to be prefered to quinine, having none of this drug’s bad after- . effects. E. 8. Munday, of Henrietta, phy at the University of Amsterdam, Tex., writes: ‘My brother was very did not meet with the royal approval low with malarial fever and jaundiee, | 24 has been recast. till he took Electric Bitters, which As finally announced Monday, It is saved his life. At Frank T, Clay’s as follows: premier pro tem and min drug store; price 50c guaranteed, ister of finance, Herr Demeester; min- ister of foreign aifairs, Horr Van Tets, aoe ae co me now minister of Berlin; minister of Mr. Folk As an Engineer. justice, Herr Van Raalee,; minister of interior, Deputy Rink; vice presi- Springfield, Mo., Aug. 14.—The G. dent of the comme and Piso of A. R. veteran returning from the an- marine, Cohen Stuart; minister of nual reunion -in Humaneville had} war, Gen. Staal; minister of public a novel engineer. Governor Joseph} Works, trade and industry, Herr W. Folk handled the throttle. The Kranz; director of tecnnical university train was more than an hour late and minister of agric ‘ture and labor, ‘| Herr Veegens, minister of colonies, but from what cause the governor] Deputy Fock. did not say. Mr. Folk manipulated the throttle ae if it were the handleot/MAY BE NO EXTRA SESSION the 8t. Louis lid and tho regular engineer was greatly pleased at the aptness of his pupil. After a few miles Governor Folk begas to tire but he would not give up. “This is worse than shutting up the Delmar rave track, but I must get this train to Springfield {f 48] into extraordinary session next No- finishes me,’ hesaid. H.B.McDaniel,| vember. Indeed, the indications are of the governor’s staff, undertook to | now that no extraordinary session will be held this ye sabre: te agra gg This statement is made on the au- i thority of President Roosevelt himself. tor William Warner, of Kansas City,| He has not decided the question defi- superintended the job. The party|nttely yet and probably will not reach attended the G. A. R. reunion in Hu-|4 determinatioon of tt until he shall New Cabinet Announced for the Nether- lands—Herr Demeester Is the New Promier, The Hague, Aug. 14.—The new cab- inet for the Netherlands, formed Aug- ust 7, under the premiership of G. A Van Hamel, professor of —philoso- Congress May Not) Be Convened Until the ‘Time for the Regular Meeting, Oyster Bay, N. 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Use this. ORDER BLANK. one of the oldest newspapers in the country. More than half a million readers attest its merits as a great information. This offer is limited to 60 days. In ordering, specify which state map is desired. Aodrees Map ent, The Re- pablie, St. Louts, Mo. ‘18 OINTMENT H : SURE and CERTAIN CURE ' known for 15 years as the - BEST REMEDY for PILES. The Twice-a-Week Republic was|ed at the stake in the court house edived by experts, ana its artiste and | established in 1808, and is therefore} here. The crime was committed at aneville, where Folk and Warner} \*tetuned to Washington the lat de speeches. Warner lett h fi ter part of September. The chances — je apee e e ere lor of an extraordinary session appear, his home in Kansas City and Folk | however, to be fading. went to Brookfield, where he spoke. Negro Burned at the Stake. Sulphur Springs, Tex., Aug. 14.— A negro, charged with attacking the 14 year-old daughter of a widow who lives near here, was caught and burn- Are Not to Talk of Money. Portsmouth, Aug, 14.—Jacob Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Oscar Straus and Isaac Seligman, arrived Monday at- ternoon for an interview already ar- ranged with Mr. Witte on the Jewish question jn Russia. Mr. Witte is pre- pared to explain to them the atti- tude of the Russian government, and the contemplated exchanges in ex- isting conditions regarding the Jews. Mr. Schiff and his companions will re- main here over night. ‘It is authori. tatively stated that no question of a Russian loan is involved. anearly hour. About an hour later @ posse of armed horsemen went in pursuit of the negro. The negro was finally captured. He was taken to the court house square, chained to a stake and burned before an !mmense crowd of excited citizens. The name of the negro was Tom Williams. Lit- tle resistance was made to the mob by the sheriff Rear Admiral Benham Dead. Washington, Aug. 14.—The death of Rear Admiral Andrew E. K. Ben- bam, retired, at Lake Mabopac, N. Y., was reported to the Navy depart- ment. He was a member of the Schley court of inquiry. King Edward Off for Martenbad. London, Aug. 14.—King Edward left Monday bound for Marienbad, where he will take the usual cure. On the way he will stop at Ischl, on the river Traun, where he will hold an interview with Emperor Francis Joseph. French Fleet Leaves British Waters. Portsmouth, Eng., Aug. 14.—Ths French fleet sailed for Brest Monday amidst the great demonstrations of good wi. Farewell salutes were ex~ changed between Vice-Admiral Cail- lard’s flagship, the Messina, and Lord Nelsons oltl fiagship, the Victoria. Sao Francisco Custom House Contract Let. The county clerk of Green county] Washington .Aug. 14.—The contract has issued 150 hunters license. ; for the construction of the new custom house at San Francisco has been awarded to Thomas Butler of that city, at his bid of #1,194,900, the building to be completed by March 1, 1908. For Infants and Children. Hongkong Chinese Want to Boycott. Kind Have Always Bought Hongkong, Aug. 14.—Chinese _resi- The You dents of this city are applying to the Bears the government for permission to hold Giguature of public meetings for the purpose of dis- " cussing the boycott on American goods. | HIDING FEVER CASES. = of Well-Koown New (rieans Lawyer Dies as Result of Improper Treatment. New Orleans, Aug. 14.—With nearly one half of August gone and with total deaths since July 13, one month, of only 154, an average of five a day, the marine hospital service authorities Monday began the second week of their fight against the yellow fever. In spite of all appeals that have been made by the press and the federal authorities, there is still suppression of cases. One tnstance is that of a daughter of a well known lawyer. She is said to have had a typical case and to have been treated only by a nearby druggist When discovered by a doc- tor, her condition was hepeless, Sun day she dled. The conseqeuence is that steps are to be taken to compet druggists to make a prompt report of all cases of fllness that come under their observation. The Southera Pacifle has taken steps to meet the charge made some time since that people were skipping into Texas on freight trains. Deputy SheriYs have been put on all such trains with in- structions to eject any one found rid- ing on them. The federal authorities Nave begun the room to room inspection of the whole city, Tht bas already been done in the ortginally Infected area but it is now being down in every wara and it is expected to turn up every concealed case of fever that exists The second month of the fight against yellow fever in New Orle began Monday with reports of new cass at noon indicating that the fie- ures for Monday would easily approxi- mate those of Sunday There were 12 deaths Sunday, a 'Neht excess over the figures fur the prececding few days but this increase is to be expected ow- ing to the large number of cases re- ported for the past five days. The dis- ease ig slowlw spreading in New Or lans despite the magnificent work of the federal anthorities but the Increase of new cases outside of the city is al most imperceptible. The weather in New Orleans Monday is hot ane threatening. INJURED IN A RUNAWAY, Coasting of Presi at Sayville, 1 t Roosevelt Badly Hart Youngest One May Die. Sayville, L. L, Aug. 14.—Gladys ane Eugenie Roosevelt, cousins of Presi- dent Roosevelt were injured in a runs away here Monday, Gladys probably fatally. The girls are daughters of John BE, Roosevelt, an oncle of the president, Gladys being 16 years old and Engenie 1s, Both are aceustomed to handle spirited horses but during their early drive Monday their hors drawing a high cart, ran away and dashed the vehicle against a tree, Gladys, who drove .the horse, was thrown against the tree head first and was picked up unconsctous. Physi- clans who worked over her for half an hour were unable to revive her and believed her skull was fractured. Fatal Wreck on the Santa Pe Hntchinson, Kan., Aug. 14.—Two men were killed and one probably mortally injured t a collision at Lewis, on the Kinsley branch of the Atehtson, Topeka & Santa Fe rallway. The dead are Henry Schwartz of New- ton, fireman of a spectal passenger train, and a yardman named Steegle. Engineer Ransey, of the passenger train, who lives in Newton, jumped and sustained dangerous injuries on the head. He was taken to the hospital in Topeka, The Rasstans Felt Back. Godzyadani, Manehuria, Aug. 14 -- The Japanese began to advance against the Russians st Yangda Pass and at Zoumoshon in the Ouitsgon forces were not very numerous, there being only two battalions in each column. The movement had every ‘appearance Of & demonstration The Russian outposts fell back in good or- der. The Chinese in this y ity are again significantly leaving for the southward. Gov. Hoch at Sen Shore. Atlantic City, N. J. Aug. 14.—Gow ernor Hoch, of Kansas, with his staff of colonels and dignitaries from the Sunflower state, gazed on the sea for the first time Sunday, and reviewed the throngs on boardwalk. He took a dip in the breakers and enjoyed the sport. The governor and his family left Sun- day afternoon for Washington to visit an invalid son, Before leaving he said he wonld return to the resort when he ould remain longer. a Walter Sanger Pullman Injured. San Mateo, Cal., Aug. 14.—Walter Sanger Pullman, son of the late George M. Pullman, has been thrown from a buggy while driving in San Mateo and sustained injuries from which he may di@ There is a severe injury to the jaw and another on the upper portion of the head but his physicians have not as yet been able to determine wyether he is suffering from concus- sion of the brain or has had his skull fractured. Kansas Reform School Charges. — Topeka, Aug. 14.—Formal charges against H. W. Charles, superintendent of the industrial school for boys, were filed with the state board of control Monday morning by Dr. Eva Harding, a Topeka physician. Thé charges are very similar to those which were filed against Dr. Newlon of the hospital for imbeciles at Winfield. Bad Conditions In Spain. Seville, Spain, Aug. 14.—The author- ities have dispatched reinforcements to cope with the anarchistic condi- tions there arising ‘from depredations committed by the famine-stricken peasanta, Probate Court Docket, August Term, 1905. Administrators and Executors. Monday, August 14, 1905, let day, Powel! Eliza J, W C Powell admr. Dugan Andrew J, Wilbur 8 Dugan sdmr. Nelson Christian, Cora M Nelson ex. Henley Wm,T J, D B & Margaret E Henley ex Tuesday, August 15, 1905, 2nd day. Bates Ann H, ER Batesex, Whipple Mailie F, N L Whipple ex, Laughiln Jas M, W E Heyle admr. Feeback Eliza J, Ross H Conard ex. Streker Herman, Caolina Streker ex, Wednesday, August 16,1905, 3rd day Bucey Henry W, Nancy A Bacey ex, Greenhalge Jubn, Henry Crawford admr. Fisher John R, Daniel W Grinn admr. Maddox T W, Chas W Maddox admr. Leslie Elenore, Wm Tygard ex, Thursday, August 17, 1905, 4th day Wright Robt N, Robt L Wright admr D BN, Carver Samantha A, T H Lynch admr. Walls Dalton, Louisa Walle ex, Lattin U&ula A, Wesley Lattin ex, Badgley Emily, J Meyer & J Poffenbarger exs, Melton Jane N, Lra M Brown admr, Frigay, August 18, 1905, 5th day. Hamilton Robt, Jno D Moore ex, Cowley Edward, Geo H Davis & DC Baker exe Allman Wm, Terasey Allman ex, Curtis Minnie A, Harry L Curtis ex, Massie John, Robert H Ross admr, Saturday, August 19, 1905, 6th day Gentzler Catharine, Wm H Gentaler ex Ganz John, Fannie Ganz ex, Kaum John I’, Elizabeth Kaum ex, Poindexter Dollie, M 1. Poindexter admr. Summers Hardin, A M Summers admr, Gilbert David, Riley Gilbert admr, Monday, August 21, 1905, 7th day. Gepford Daniel, Anna E Gepford ex, Wigger John, Francis E Wigger ex. Mullies P A, Martha E Mullies admx, MeNaughton Elizabeth, J & Williams admr, Warner Anna F, Vm A Florence ex, Frazee Lydia, W A Sheets admr, Guardians’ and Curators’ Docket. Tuesday, August 22nd, 8th day. Dugan Laura M minor Wilbur 8 Dugan G & ©, Bryant nie et al minors Ida M Bryant G &C McGhee Jack and Hope minors W E Walton Cur Livingston Ethel et al minors Ann Swarne Car, Siggins Norton E minor U G Gander Cur, Wednesday, August 23rd, 9th day, Dillon Edna M minor C J Requa Cur, Babcock 1, B insane Jno D Moore G & C, Bosma Margaret |. minor Geo F Ruble Cur. Begun Leafy et al minora \Wm F Tygard Cur, Barber Dingane Wm F Tygard Cur, Brown Wm © et al minors J O Brown Cur, Thursday, August 24th, 10th day. Colbert Cecil et al minors C A Denton Cur, Doolittle Freeman D minor Mary Doolittle GAC Holloway Floyd minor Freelin Holloway G & 0 Young frank minor C R Walters Cur, Leggitt WF et al minors Eliza J Leggitt G & 0, Friday, August 25th, 11th day. Newinghan Ebene et al miners J C Hayes Car. Pierce Jasper 8 minor Jno C Hayes Cur. Payne Travis minor Jno C Hayes Car, Payne lret ninor Jno © Hayes Cur. Rowe Rachel insane Jno C Hayes Cur, Morrill Eva V minor Jno © Hayes Cur. Saturday, August 26th, 12th day. Schmidt Christ minor Christ schmidt G & C smith J { and Ina minors Annettie smith G&C, Cooper Kobert, Chas Cooper G & C. J. A. SILVERS, Judge of Probate, Order of Publication, STATE OF MISSUU KI, 4, Coumy o Bates, 9 °* In the Cirewit Court, May term, 1905, May lth, 190, P.K. wright, Harvey Wright and Anna M, Wright, Piaumuis Vs. William Wright, if living and if dead, against the unknown heirs of William Wright, Detendants, Now at this day come the platntiis herein, by ‘Thos, J, Simigh, atoorne, ud wie thet pestion Woe OCDEF bhings that defenuant, iBbt, lo B MON-resideat Of the Stale of Missvurl iuterested iu che sub- Jeet macter Of Uhis SUL, Whose Names CAuDOL Ve aneerted ip Unis petition because they are une aAuoWn, and (har they are the heirs of william Wright, that tueir interest in tue subject mat- ter of this sust grows oul of the foctowing tacts as stated im sft p Wulun, Lo- wie: Francis M. Wrignl, late uf bates county, Mis- suuri, On the luth day of NoVemuer, iw, died intestate in Baves county, Missouri, the owuer of tne folluwing deserived real estace in said county; ‘Lhe exat half of the southeast quarter of sec- lion one (1) in Lownsnip Lorty-ome (al) uf range thirty-two (2); aud oli Of tie Soutu west quar ter Of Becho: x (0), and the cast wall ui dut one (1) of the Horthwest quarter vs secuuD BX 48); end tue poreh hail vt lot une of the north West querer of section seven (.); alt in luWwoe siup furty-one (tl) ol range Ubrly vu. v1). And Uist &. bie Udie Of dls dead oad Francis M Wright iett surviving him bis wiuew, Puu- ura Wright, and the following Oeimed chiidrou of s@id Francis aud Pallure Wright. sizzie Wright, Almira Burnett, Gev. it. Wight, vuun Fo wrght, », W. Wrignt, James A Wrigut and the defeadant, Willlam woeigut, who was ouly & halt vrosuer of Lue o.uer cuudren DaMmed taal at the time OF lus death said subject lu & deed of br BU- cure the payment Os Ute sul of Luacly-ave bun dred doliars (5,500) Aud la AdUlliVn sDerelo Lue said Francis i. wirigat Was UWing Oluer debits amounting Lo the sui Of leur tuousaud dollars; all of Wiken have veen Palu since tual Lune DY the plaintill tur she purpose of proweting sara eslale ena preventing the accumulauvn of cos; Bnd HAL Al the tue ul tue ueaun of Francis M. Wright, the dower iuberest uf tio stil WiduwW Was of the Vaiue Of engl nundred duilars ($500) to sald LAE; Bud LAE ble Pereonal estate of the said fF, al, Wrigut dia uotexceed im value the sum Of one huadred doilars (Sluv), Phat the piaiutiils im this case have acquired Ail yl Ube interest uf Bll Che oer ueiré Of said F, M. Wrignt, except toe aetend- Sat, William Wright; wat toe vaiue of sai Teal estate, subject lu the duwel luteress slore- said, Was less buen sie auouds Of the devise due and owing by said Francis M. W rigot at toe tine oc his death, aud because Of tuese facts Pistntiffe claim (hat toey ere entitled ww the ruld ulle to said resi estate, bat if nut, they askeaid Teal estate 40 be suld and they ve paiu, trat, the amount of the debts 0 oOWiug Uy oaid Fran- c Wright, Gud thas WhaveVer Dalene there may be lett, be diviued between tue plainute and the defendant, nine-teuts (19) of such net proceeds to the pidiotiffs and one-tenth usiuy w the defenuant, Luat the oniy interest that the’heirs of William Wright have i aud to said real vetute ig derived by reason uf tour veg heirs of the said William wright, and is Onl, the interest which they nave as ouch by virtue bad facts ~ harps hereupul is vrdered by the cour said uefendants be notitled b: pustionucn ee plaintiffe have commenced a Buit agaioss them in this court, the ovject and general oature of which iy as above stated, and that unless they be and appear at this cours, at ihe next Uctodb rr term thereof, to be vegan aud boiuen ot ine court house in the city vl butier,in ead county on the firat Monday in Uctover, 195, and on of before the tiret day uf said term, answer or piead tu the petitiva in said cause, the same Will be taken as confessed anu judgment wilt ve bie emir ae 4 And itis turiher urdered that be publishea, according wo hen hy — BUTLER W KEKLY LIMKS, @ ueWepaper published in said county Of Bayes for* tuur weeks succes- sively, published at least oace a Week, (he last insertion to be at leayt thirty days beture the firet day 0: said next Uotover tera of this curt. J. A. PATLBKSUN, Circus Cierk, A true copy of the recurd, y {sBat] Cireuit Court of Bates Vouu are day of Slay, 1906, JA i LERSUN, Cironit Clerk, 8048 -U. M, Bagley, D.C. 2 LOAN I NY LE LGR I AE GML NE 51g