The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 4, 1906, Page 5

Banker Stensiand is Made a Convict in Three Hours. Chicago, Ills.—Paul O. Stensland, to whose self-confessed em besziemen’ of $400,000 was due chiefly the col- lapse of the Milwaukee Avenue state bank, was given an indeterminate sentence in the penitentiary within three hours after his arrival here from the east. Before another three hours had elapsed, the convicted banker had begun service ofsentence at Joliet. Stensland pleaded guilty on two indictments, one charging embezzle- ment and the other the vfolatioa of the state banking laws. A fine of $120 was impored on the latter charge, which was based upon the acceptance of $60 in deposits afver the bank wasinsolvent. The sentence imposed, which will operate concur- rently, is from one to five and from one to ten years, making the longest gy fp al : “o UST UNTO MY TEE WOE” © MEET ME : ON THE WEST SIDE SQUARE ABOUT; OCTOBER 16th N. B. JETER, seweter Repalring and Engraving promptly done. Watch Inspector Mo. Pac. Ry. i en, ee ee ae STENSLAND A BROOM MAKER, Joliet, Ill —Paul 0. Stensiand, the Chicago embessler, was assigned to cell 22 in the east wing of the peni- tentiary and was put to work in the sorting room of the broom factory. He will labor by the side of John A. Linn, theexclerk of the superior court of Chicago, under sentence for embezzlement. Sn pd, ie a a a Aaron in the East. CaBLE, ILL., Sep, 24. J.D. ALLEN:—This morning I send Apples Wanted 64 you a few words telling you and the For storage purposes. We want good first-clas people of Bates county, Mo., where I hand picked merchantable apples and will pay the am cul tiah Lond ime, Sack ave Hs : enjoying our selves with our rela- market priee for same. Call and get our prices tives here, Weathers fine and roads at once. Do not want Ben Davis, will buy any are good. They have had no rain other good winter variety. owl ae ag pine a CARPENTER & SHAFER MFG. CO., Butler, Mo. and pears are going to waste. Land is selling high here. Mre. Park’s brother from Boulder, SS |Mont., arrived here on Thursday a Let Hubby Think He’s “It.” | Boll Weevil Has day ahead of us I metseveral parties I got ac- Chicago.—Sixty years of wedded | Crossed Red River. nainted with 30 years ago and life, unmarred by a single quarrel, bore Sones pod ng Prise has made a continuous love story of | Denlson, Texas, Oct. 1.—It ts gen- : the lives of Mr.and Mra, John E. erally concluded that the cotton crop spe org Age palate. Blakesley, who celebrated their an-|% North Texas ond the southern! | 1 pe ohibision ticket tor Prosld ni versary Sunday at the residence of | Portion of the territory has deter. {ng Judgeand the 5 traid to their daughter. forated at least 50 per cent. For the a thin ge ines Se Hes big H “Tf wives and husbands would start | {rst time ever known, the Mexican pow ah Al ; Pee naval : out os Jobn and did there woold | Pl! weevil has crossed Red River|®*0 i r see pore . - ore not be all these unhappy marriages | 80d appeared in the Chickasaw and) > 7 ttt Bal Ot ne elt that you hear of,” said Mrs, Blakes. | Choctaw nations and is doing im- . ubll ae Thi xe cal ley, her eyes kindling like those of a | ™ense damage. . w . hi Shes t . ‘Men ees on ‘ girl. “Never quarrel and you will be It is now believed that all the cot- Senta ” ne ng i ae ie -~ happy. How to avold {t? Oh, juet ton fields in the entire five nations eat oe eo one eho Pen feed your husband well and hamor | Will be tnfected with the boll weevil — Souths top eden, See is “him and make him think he’s having | before another year. a Yours his own way. Live within your : G. W. Park. means.” pat ; or boy, man or woman, is quickly : nee ache — It 18 | ous of pata it Bucklen’ ty Avates ne lo ve that makes happiness. is applied promptly. G. J. Welch, of “Marry the man of your choloe, | Tekonsha, Mich., says: ‘I use it’ in Stone Will Deliver even ifyour parents want you to my Hnanly ow cute, soresand ‘tae “Keynote” Speech in Sedalia. “ a richer — est pile cure known. Best healing| Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 1.—An- Tt Chicago’s fine ladies thought | saive made. 25c at Frank T. Clay’s|nouncement was made hore that of love and helping their hus- | drug store. bands than they did of fine clothes Senator William J.Stone will deliver = his speech nes at Sed and gadding there would be fewer | Wealthy Idaho vs ea tg os = divorces and less seandal. ? Y “ ” " “Make your husband stay in Mason Disappears. This {s to be the “keynote” speech nights. Don’tlethimcarousearound.| Spokane, Wash., Oct. 1.—J. C. Mo-|°" te State campaign, and arrange te ite delivery at “Stay away trom clubs and bring| Burney, of Bolee, Idaho, right em!- “he anny od aahen p A Badly Burned Girl up your children properly. nent commander of the Knights fi leadl. “Adapt youreelfto your husband’s | Templars of Idaho, has mysteriously Dem eco a Pa ben. fortune and make the best of it. disappeared. ' He was last seen in , will be largely advertised and a large crowd ie anticipated. Senator Stone has been busy for some time gathering data for this “Husbands should remember that | Spokane Monday morning. the consideration shown their wives | He was to institute acommandery should not cease with the honey- | at Boour d’Alene, Idaho, that night, moon.” _ | but never reached the town, nor ean speech, which will be exhaustive in : ’s Love Vanished any trace of him be found. regard to state matters. 8 Van Besides being an eminent Mason, | ‘no Senator has been asked to de- he {s Colonel in command of Inaho’s National Guard, and a wealthy citi- sen of Boise. Pale, Thin, | At Sight of Crutches. | Des Moines, Ia., September 24.— , Because she failed to tell her intend. ¢d husband, whom she met through | a matrimonial agency, that she was liver the speech in various places in the State. Letter to Mr. John Hutchison. Butler, Mo. Dear Sir: The experience of other owners of property to be’ painted, ought tobe worth something to you. Mr. W. E. Boswell, of Carthage, Ills.; painted his house two years ago with Devoe lead-and-zinc paint ueed a bright red for the body and trimmed with white. The painter said the red would fade; and that the white wouldn’t cover, onecoat over the dark ground. “The red basn’t faded yet; and the white did cover, one coat perfectly. Those painters had something to learn, too. aks Yours traly F. W. Dvow & Co. New York, Chicago and Kaneas City. SO, Wi Mess selene paint. Then your blood must be: in a very bad condition. Yow certainly know what to take, then take it—Ayer’s Sarsa- parilla. If you doubt, then consult your doctor. We-know what he will say. about this cone old om medicine. — 9 e a ; term the prisoner will be compelled to serve not more than ten years. f a : Guarantee Certificate @ ¢ i ! het ke bs © (J i % nw . wyif77>. Our large and hand- tz WS iy some line of Furni- eae me = Peon aan E=—— Stands the Tests. Kansas City Post. Bryan has been #0 long before the public, has been tried by every test known to political expediency and party fealty, has been under the most searching scrutiny as to pri- vate life and public conduct and in all and through al! hehas comeclean and upright. He grows in strength and power with every passing day and his enemies devote all theirener- gles every day to the vain effort of weakening his hold upon the minds and hearts of the American people. And they have had their labor for their pains. Mr. Bryan is not infallible, but he {s more nearly right upon all the questions of which he has taken po- sition than any other man the United States has ever known. He ts better loved and more greatly feared than any statesman thiscountry has ever known. Bis friends would follow his flag to the end of time and his po- litical enemies would again, as they have done in the past, spend untold millions of stolen money to keep him out of the executive office. And through {¢ all he goes on in the course he has marked outfor himself, uninfluenced by personal reasons and wholly guided by his conception of what is the greatest good to the greatest number. E call your attention this week to a few of the many good things we have for sale. We: ‘sell the Cotton Felt Mattress made by Stearns & Foster. We claim they are the very best mattress on the market. Try one. We sell them on 60 days’ trial. We have sold them for 6 years and not one dissatis- fied customer. = = na Md Ml >. hive » A Young Mother at 70. “My mother has suddenly been made young at 70. Twenty years of intense suffering from dyspepsia had entirely disabled her, until six months ago, when she begam taking Electric Bitters, which have com- pletely cured her and restored the strength and activity she had in the prime of life,” writes Mrs. W. L. (il- patrick, of Danforth, Me. Greatest restorative medicine on the globe, Sets stomach, liver and kidneys night, purities the blood, and cures malaria, biliousness and weakness, wonderful nerve tonic. Price 50c. Guaranteed by Frank T. Clay’s drug store. Adolph Weber Hanged. Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 1.—Ado!ph Weber was hanged at noon Thure- day. The crime for which Weber was hanged was most revolting. Ua the night of November 10, 1904, the town of Auburn, Placer county, was aroused by an alarm of fire, caused by the burning of the residence of Julius Weber, awealthy retired mer- chant, When the firemen and many citizens neared the house they found that all the gates and dvors had been barred. Inside the burning building were found the dead bodies of Mrs. Julius Weber, her daughter, Bertha, and son, Earl. Two days later the body of Julius Weber was found. Mrs. Weber and Bertha had been shot, while Earl’s death was ccused by beating. Doctor Lindsey Goes to Clinton. New Franklin, Mo. Oct. 1—The Rev. A. N. Lindsey has resigned the pastorate of the Christian church here and accepted a call to the pulpit of the First Christian Church atClin- ton, Mo. Mr. Lindsey was called to | the pastorate of the church here tn 1900. Heis chaplainfor the Mis- sour! Drummers’ Association. A (al E are the ex- clusive agents in Butler for the Famous Emrich a ssa? pp eergn Wit “ fine, took the Every Emmerich Feather Pillow premium at the bas attached the World’s Fair. Emmerich Price from An insurance policy guaranteeing the Ole 10 $3 00 pillow to be filled with feathers which ‘ i] are thoroughly cured, cleansed, odorless, — and purified, Insures the purchaser entire pillow satisfaction, or money re- funded. Let us s how } you , the best cons- | tructed best fin- ished most con- venient section- al book case on the market, we have had a very large sale on this case. It is sure to please you. COME IN. Z ture and Carpets. Avoid * We have part of 4 our line on exhibi- The gradual increase in the price of van- {lla beans means an {increase in the sup- ply of fraud vanilla extracts—the kinds made from tonka beans and coal tar products. Our Vanilla Extract is a genuine extract made from the best grade of vanilla beans. Fraud Vanilla! extend to you an invitation to visit our booth. It is impossible for any one to make a better extract; it is the cheapest to buy and the most satisfactory to use. Sold in any quantity. CLAY’S Betet ont Rta Drug Store. A A CULVER FURNITURE 60, “er odak Contest” Get ready for the Kodak Contest. | $5.00 WORTH Kodak supplies given for best picture in Collec- tion shown, taken and developed by amateur. $2.00 WORTH Kodak supplies, given for best picture in collec- bongs don gg dg Brownie Kodake and developed by amateur. Contestant must be real- dent of Bates county. “PICTURES ——_— will be displayed and judged at Bates County | Fair, October 9-10-11-12, 1906. cC.wWwW. HESS, DRUGGIST, Mo. Pac. Excursion Rates. Homeseekers Excursions. Rate one fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, except that rates to Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Trinidad, Colo,, will be one fare plus $5.50. Tickete limited to 21 jays from date of sale. For points to which tickets may be sold call at ¢ or phone 27. round trip rate to Kansas toe A $2.15 on sale Saturday of each All trains leaving Butler alter Sees sietoen noon and all trains ~- +e © © + 2 2 2 20 ee 7 2 27 0