The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 9, 1906, Page 8

: a arte ins is good food—food for brain, food tor brews, food tt © strengthening, that gives energy and courage. Withou! > srerevation of this’ great fundamental truth 90 nation can rise to greatness. ‘Asan article of food, soda crackers ase being used more and more every day, as is attested by the sale of nearly 400,000,000 packages of Ungeda Blecult, Which have come to be recog- nized as the most perfect soda cracker the world has ever known. And 80 Uneeda Biscuit will soon be oa every table at be nds iy ebolesypoceary © What is CASTORIA Pe. sagey . to inquire whether your engagethents Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare» every meal, giving life, health and strength to the Ames: erican peopla, will permis you to be aus of the par goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It thus in very truth becoming the backbone of the nation. % contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotis “Very etnoerely yours, substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms Pe trerenge Ps noe Sees me po allays Feverishness. It cures pgs and Wind ANY ° ic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures stipation ; NATIONAL BISCUIT COMP. Canada, Juty Ti, 1006" in inten | «ANA Filatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the — | view Sunday that be bad pot yet a> Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. cided Whether to accept the invitatim The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. mow te gar voor won| GENUINE CASTORIA Atways Bears the Signature of Everybody Works But Father. vieh tera Always Remember the Full Name Everybody works but tathor, and | | oe ivan svi” axative Bromo Quinine sateent bine f th lash Abele ub de i Rides ia a covered wagon, ere ae) , that tdea, which a to ® ,’ r Hitting his datly trail; Cures a Col d in One Day, Grip in Two. —Rngeg ge g te oa The Kind You Have Always Bought Mother she keeps boardera, vote in the senate elicited Sister Nan works out, president most hearty cmmenda In Use For Over 30 Years. 7 Everybody works at our house | 25 Uans verbally expressed as well as an * qWe OEWTAUR COMPANY, TY MURRAY STREET, NEW YORE OrTH But popho drives the route. | , LO SALVO s™ on Box. autograph note of congratulation. Ee, A a ee Everybody works but father, He’s got a snap, you bet. A Girl Swam Lake Cayuga. Order of Publication. BOTH ARE DEAD. Chortes Freeman and Robert Kerner Pought wih Revolvers om (he Streets of Chedwich, Tho. But us kids we must skidoo STATE OF MISSOURI, Fer the food an’ clothes we get: Ithaca, N. Y., Aug. 6 —It has be Counrz o7 Bares, b come known that Miss Dorothy | in the Probate Court for the County of Bates Jimmi bene papers ond | Sngaden a Cormall ume | stay DUVALL & PERCIVAL I’m a bootblack, an'— oker, a student at Vorne Calvin D. Garrison, deceased. field, ‘ . 6—In the b ] Everybody works at our house _| &chool, swam one mile and @ quarter | Peele Gerrune, Mima stroots of Chadwick, a emall town 30 FARMERS BANK BUILDIEG, BUTLER, MO. But my old man. in Lake Cayuga vray A a Now at thie da comes Be He, Garrison, 04 miles south of Springfel, —, pity She was accompanied by four girls | mintetratrix of the estate of Calvin D.Gar-| Charies Freeman, @ merchant, Father he is foolteh ina rowboat, but needed no asals- peilon graying for an order for te ele of 6 Robert Keene, eighteen years abd, FARM LOANS. in’ mueh of the real esi Fer not givin’ it up today, tance, despite hard wind and choppy fy the remaining debte due by said es oli pos peo gat se We have money to loan on real estate at low rate of interest Fer he never kin support us water. She {8 the second Cornell | sscets; scconipanied by -the ac a tae Pen oe with privilege to pay at any time ve auch a bonny PAY. woman to swim the lake, the pre- a Oe thtail persons in-| the latter with assaulting bis 15jea> But he’s a stayin’ with It, vious swimmer being Mies Nora | terested in the estate of sald deceased, be notl- {ABSTRACTS. Fer he likes the job somehow, Blateh, made, at reported to have An’ he thinks he’ll have an increase es 7 ¥ b threatened to shoot Keene on sight ‘We have complete set of Abstract Books and will farnish "Bout twenty years from now. The End ofthe World ‘ went armed. When they ' Abstracts of title to any real estate in Bates County and Ot troubles that robbed E. H.. Wolfe, | decessed ss will bo snttclent for. the payment Fag Boy 4 bare examine and perfect titles to same. Arkansas Apple Crop. of Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness, | copy of this order be published in some news- po wig yn oe came when he began taking Electric Wea otra tees Ur tats aebrh, col coor nan condi the fore INVESTMENTS, Rogers, Ark., August.—The best | Bitters. He writes: “Two years ago | thereof be served on each of the heirs of deceas- ther tm the region of the postal authorities now estimate the | kidney trouble caused me much suf- eee lor to the frat iy of tes iss trem Keene was shot three times, We will as — tebonee for y 9 gsm er apple crop ot Northwest Arkansas at | fering, which I would nevor tate sve | eae cttand hearing co'be bad iereon-* [one bullet striking him in the heart rate of laterest on choice eccarity. _§ from 65 to 75 per cent-of a full crop. | tory, They also cured me of general STATE OF MISSOURI) Both men were dead when the specta- The quality promises to be unusual: | debility.” Sure cure for all stomach, | , GUE Bates 5) ou. probate Court, ly fine and free from bitter rot or| liver and kidney complaints, blood held tn and for asi county, hereby certify that scab, and should low prices prevail | diseases, headache, — = trder of publication therein ‘referred to, as the this fall,a large share of them will ee cod a Fa LT. Clay's same 8 of record! in my offloe, g0 into cold storage. drug store. Northwest Arkansas now has a cold-storage capacity of close to 100,000 barrels. The evaporators have commenced Work already on the early varieties, and windfalls, | Rains, James Kaing, 3 and the vinegar factory at Rogers pane och Court ar ones Oe Mssour!. In Hee ee Court for the County of Bates and the brandy distillery at Benton- orditmeaety api p Rhy ry eg ae Ke wiles fate deceased. ville will commence work next week. Gules conan, and of a certified copy thereof, George Rogers and J. W. Rogers, administra- July the 14th, 1906. I will The last two plants get nearly all the es 00 De [seat] Missouri, this 9th 1906, J 8T-4t Sheriff's Sale in Partition. M. F, Rains and W, RB, Raine, plaintiffs, COWES REGATA BEGING. Order of Publication. Bverything Propitious for Some Gscnt STAT OF MISSOURI, Racing in the English Bvents Des - ing the Present Weeks, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug 6.—The Saturday, October 6, 1906, Order of Publication. Capital, $50.000. Surplus $10,000. bet: the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- Ne t this da: . WwW. Londo! low grade culls in this section. be bey ae boars Of ane eee id st oni ¢, ea aay crane 2 ey Reaers, and burgee af the Royal nm Yacht air aT TSR eg RE ST bel heer Rapier A . in * » | coart his pe order e | y: val es lis at public vendue, to the highest bidder le of yach tate of said di "4 Miss Parkinson Hysterical. | seule st pu Mee Te tollowing described Tee (aan ot eatiety the semating deers | stately warships guarding the kings ee {Qfemme DIRECTORS, tate, viz: id yet unpaid for want of nd and Spain, who with their London, August —Mile. Parkina, | “The southwest qnarter of the west half of lof is of Engle sane Wix she ce e my has | i nnd the northeast fourth of the west half of | is invento required by law; oi |consorts watched the races feom their E. A. BexnerT, Crark Wix, J.J. McKee, merican operatic soprano, DAs | jot five of the northeast fourth of acation five, | examination whereof it is ordered, that allper-|regpective royal yachts. ; Jos. M.McKrspen, YF Rank Houuanp, J. W. Cnoate been engaged for the autumn opera eiire dive out et tn soiaoney, Gudtettee See et teas unstionaton a penn) has| The weather was bright but the R ‘ - : (oy trary be shown F.N. Drennan, O. A. Hever, W. F. Dvvate. ic northwest fourth of lot five of the northeast » and th season, whic h has now been definitely fourth of section five: (5) township thirty-nine a ee the Gre: ‘aay of the ‘next term of decided upon. This young singer ¢) saage twenty nine (20) Bates County, Mis | this court tobe held on the second M of jonday ‘ august will . —~—— had 4 tremendous reception at the) chert gt MORRIS, ale of ihe whole, Ora mich ofthe el extae schooneps a ow { concert given by Melba for a young Mo. | of sai as 8 lent for the pay es a, e are pies er oe ingle esr to prompt proteges of hers the other day. Notice of Final Settlement, of ebllahed in some Every one felt sorry for Parkina | Notes ienereby given, to. alt, ereditore nee mocks before ne ghey ign court and veg rendhe rowan an eee on the night when she became hyster- | Streker; deceased, dt ee Poigyn ical during the performance of “Le ; final settlement thereef, at the next term of the Boheme,” and an understudy had to fate of Missourl. to Seueta ‘at Butler, Mis? be found. It wae feared that she | “™™" "ese oe aris SE RRKER, would not be able to sing again this abs: i mpaien wn ‘adge of the Probate Court, |Slr James Penders’ cutter, Kartad, season, but critics declare that her Notice of Final Settlement. ee seatter ine torknly thalland BW. N. Young’s cutter Nyria therein relerred to, as the esme order voice is now better than ever, ANd | Noticeis hereby given to all creditors and appears offies, International Tunanstess tn Hesston. that she has a great future before on nag nes ig of Frelin ‘Witness my hand and seal of said court, * —_—0:— SE. A. BENNETT, Pres. J. J. McKEE, Vice-Pres. W. F. DUVALL, Cashier, HOMER DUVALL, Asst. Cashier. 0 * u {seat} Done at in Butler, Bates coun Chicago, Ang. 6.—Union teameter ' han: fratcr of anid ‘atate, intend 10,9 to the Miseourt, this 18th day’ of July A. D. |ieaders from many cities in the United sign the letters of admin! heretofore ‘Judge ot Probate. |9nd Canada gathered here Monday Probate Court, in sonvention of the Pnternational Broth- TO PETERHOF tht day of angus, Wg eee shood af ‘Teamsters. The political St. Petersburg, Auguet—Ambage-| _ *-# ROY BOfainiattater. : . ador Meyers wassaummoned to Peter- hof to-day to rnlizhten the czar up on how the news of his dissolution of the Douma had been received in America and what impression it had | produced apon the government at van, en Washington. Mr. Meyers spent two! ge hours in the csare stady in the Peter- | ga, hof palace, answering questions and @ ving information sought. —— is Work at the gas well is suspended Notice of Finsl Settlement. =n ~ New seed rye for sale. Give chance to bid on your crop”