The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 8, 1906, Page 8

ENGLISH SAILORS MUTINY. Five or Six Hundred at Portsmouth | Require the Fixed Bayonets of Comrades to Quiet Them. Portsmouth, Eng., Nov. 5.—A mu- tinous outbreak of 500 to 600 sailors Sunday night necessitated the jmme diate mobilization of the entire force im the naval barracks here to prevent the affair from developing into a ser- lous mutiny. The men had assembled in the gymnasjum when the senior officer, a man of short stature, wish- ing to administer a reprimand for breach of discipline, ordered the front ranks to kneel so that he could see the men in the rear. The order was resented and some of the sailors who refused to obey were arrested. Their comrades, aggrieved, ran amuck, wrecked the canteen and other prem- iseg, started to break out of barracks, with the intention of wrecking the quarters of the obnoxious officer and were only prevented fro mso doing by the fixed bayonets of an over whelming force. A-number of the men,who attempted to break out of barracks were ar rested, An Iron Column Fell 60 Feet. New York, Nov. 5.—An eight-ton iron column, 40 feet long which had just been placed in position on the second floor of the new grand central depot Monday toppled over and crashed through heavy iron girders to the basement, a distance of 60 feet. Worms Convulsions Feverish- |B F 0 It struck and killed a workman and ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. or ver seriously injured another. Fac Simile Signature of An Alabama Cashier Short. { Bild. H Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 5.—Cashier NEW YORK. irty bars H. C. Duboise, of the Monroe county MEENUG TWIN Senta bank at Monroeville, has been checked he short $22,115, according to a report JVCINIS received Monday by State Bank Ex- enna aminer Rutledge. The bank is per fectly solvent the director say and $30,000 has been secured against the shortage. Work! Work!! Work!!! Lots of energy is needed tokeep up the pace. In - the struggle, the man with the strong body and clear brain wins out every time. The man of to-day needs something more than mere food ; he needs a food that makes energy—a food to work on. Although some people may not realize it, yet it is a fact, proved and established beyond doubt, that soda crackers—and this means Uneeda Biscult—are richer in muscle and fat-making clements and have a much higher per cent. of tissue-building propertics than any other article of food made from flour. That this is becoming known more and more every day is attested by the sale of nearly 400,000,900 pack- ages of Uneeda Biscuit, the finest soda cracker ever_baked. An energy-giving food of surpassing value—sold in a package which brings it to you with all the original flavor and nutriment perfectly pre- served. Truly the food to work on. Whoever you are—whatever you are—whetever you work—Yneeda Biscult. tion, Sour Stomich, Darr NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Practice Marches in Cuba, Havana, Nov, 5.—It is the intention of the provisional government to have the American troops here make ex | ‘| Ane OO PAA PARAPIOP ER Hammerless Guns. Mo. Pac. Excursion Rates. | Probate Court Docket Novem-| tensive practice marehes throughout } —_ . . the country. This should not be in- PER SRE DONE RITE Homeseckers Excursions, Rate ber, 1906, Term. terpreted as a threatening demonstra- The new hanmerlessguns aremore | one fare plus &2.00 for round trip. | ’ . . tion; the step is taken for its moral b ] dangerous than the old-fashioned | Tickets on gale lst and3rd Pneadays | : effect on the restoration wf conft FARMERS BANK BUILDIEG, BUTLER, MO. ones The slightest preasure at a| ofeach month, except that rates to Administ ators and Execusors. dence, i cekcbaddieniediitebicstes tea ame aac twig onthe safety snap puts the Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs | Mohday. Nov. 12th, 196 day, Roth Parties Claim Rhode Island, : FARM LOANS. companions of the owner of a ham- aa Est. Tickets linieed to 21 Smith Jos T, Lee & Frank Smithand Asgeake] Providence, R. 1, Nov. 5.—Both merless gun {n danger of receiving @ | dayafrom date of sale, For M deta | Rallies cores Petes. ee ey phon age Mgr We have money to loan on real estate at low rate of interest ' ” ’ 1 “ve vel a 8 iS sday. 8 i charge of leaden pellets. 16 will be | to which tickets may be sold call at | brand Jee ts” Sere he at amie hes Fie) phe with privilege to pay at any time. Interesting at the end of the season | depot or phone 27. . ticularly keen this year owing to the ~~ DaTDRhana to compare the number of tnjuries out round ~ eda por | Tuesday, Nov. 18%h, 2nd day. fact that a United States senator is { ABSTRACTS. by firearms this year and last. cee ag ed macg fase ida A ace 7 r f to be chosen to succeed George Pea} 4 . : : , ri q MeConnell Danie Mary K MeConne i i stracts oO le to any real es! in tes unty an Captain A. C. Grimas Slays - Sunder, gone to eine i cance | SOP MARKET REPORTS. examine and pertect titles to same. : rain leaving Kansas City lore : i useiaagnnined sineaiansimaealins Man Accused of Insulting Wife, | noon the following Monday Wednesday, Nov. 14th, 8rd day. as acca shes yee nee ‘it INVESTMENTS NAT fas y v. —Cattlie—Recel =. 1 Kaneas City and return Nov.18 60 | Gone Annan ait 17,00; market Native steers —_—_oOooOooo conte be ae athe rent | 21, @ood to rebarn Nov. 28 $2.90 Gilmore ene wo AWGtimore" $4.0006.75; southern servis; | We will loan your {dlo money for you, securing youa reason- aderake Veberan, c L ‘ . | Orwell 4] outhe ative ee Of! Christmas and Holiday Exenratons | West Jumen” Yhaine ae et ea eonlit ble rate of interest on choice security. | \ A Paige i |to all points in Indian Territory, | Wilson Alexander T8 Wilson & J T Rosbro#k anedoreeeeees Iowa, Minn, Mo, Neb, Kans, Okla, | Thursday, Nov. 15th, 4th day. the Gr Chib ouse at Grimes Sta- tion, and weil known in St. Louis, CALVES | ORR ALARA, west shotand kisled Joseph Hines, a farm- > : | South Dak, Texasand Wis, to points | we. ; saw market Ge lower; Se ligke | shed de RE er of the neighborhood, and wound-| 5) Tinots. Loustans donk ‘ Pviney voi k Renee yee ; heavy $6.04 i ed Jasper Chorch, who was with | ag ese BADs | Teeter Chas N F I Teeter pigs and Nght Hinea } : 4 | North Dak, and Wyoming on sale! Deven Wek Fre eye re wee ee Es Dec. 22, 23, 24 and 25,30, 81, and | Courtnevr¢ Hawnah J Courtney Sigg Mace The shooting is sald to have been , | Beary Edward Gee Ry 3 * caused by fnaulting remarks made | sum. Danes Seneae seen 05 \ Friday, Nov. 16th, 5th d ‘ 46 Cant : Gel ae A if '1907, Open rate of fare and one) vs gi eesadncinsleiasie ee * aptain ’ ye 8 e 7 Pr ‘ last Sunday Special one-way colonist rates to | Qlive RL. Wm Olive * ita ees ee pecial one-way colonist re | Brown Elizabeth Harry C Brown Has Stood The Test an Yeats weat and southwest. One half of | Siw wily eats * T 14, ovtgt ul GROVE'S Taste | normalone-way rate plus $2.00 On) saturday, N wv. 17th, Gth day -- ‘ otivinal G ys ~ | | Se dav. Nov, 17th, 6 y — sat r . . 4 » Nov. Gand 20, Dec. 4 and 18, | ; ai . -* xe less chill tonie. You know what, you sale Nov. 6 and an + | MeNanghton Elizabeth J K Williams ke are taking, Ibis irouand quinine in| 1906, Jan. 1 and 15, Feb. 5 and 19, | Greenhalge Jotm "Henry Crawford Capital, $50.000. Surplus $10,000. & tasteless form. Nocure,no pay.50¢ | March 5 and 19 1907. To points in | Teeter Bryon F Mand I Teeter Se ae) wa Bn == Kan, Colo, Ind. Ty, Lona, Mexico, Guardians and Curators Docket. iclihage aagy y ‘ambe su0106| it i) Letter to Mr. W. F. Burk, Nebr, New Mexico, Okla, S. Dak, Monday, Nov. 19th 7th day. 8 bade Lise Ste: i DIRECTORS, Butler, Mo. Texas and Wyo. jeecae ee a —— St. Lotils, Nov. 5.—Cattle—Receipts 7-| nad P - ; , 1 ; Cole Ell d Edith Nelson Col 600; market 0c lower; beef steers $3.2 oe . A. BENNETT. - Dear Sir: Here’s a story showing bea =>. arg Poatenscn Jop- | Ferre Albeon LV. Ann B Ferrie @.%; stockers and feeders $2.0004.00;| ( . SUAm I, J.J. MeKze, the results of having good paint and lin Nov, 21 to 25 Good return Nov, Rogers Fern "Otto Rogers cows and heifers $2.40@5.25; Texas steers] [i Jos. M.McKippen, rank Houwanp, J. W. Cuoarte, 26, $3.40 round trip Tneadayv, Nov. 20¢h, 8th day. $2.75@5.25; cows and heifers $2.10@3.50. F.N.D a good palnter. ee ? Didbibkhs Anguish ete See M ihn Hogs—Recipts 6,500; market Se to 10c + N. DRENNAN, 0. A. HeINvEIN, W. F. Duvau.' E. F. Mcfarland of Normal Ills., E. C. VaNpeRvorT Dunlap RoySetal Frand Allen lower; pigs and lights $5.80@6.20; packers " , Fisher Sami H Thos 1. Harper 6.00@6.25; butchers and best heavy $6.1 er wishing to paint his house, bought Agent. | Blair NannleBetal 8 E Moore @6.30, 5 sata ¥ 7 — loom Sheep—Receipts 2,500; market steady; . rs wl _ ues and o~ oes _— " Chae H Cooper natives BMGEty; lambs SLOT We are ates oqeinont in all departments to prompt- eo int; ont “A o er, & first Notice of Final Settlement. sing ay, pice 9th day. Omann Live Stock y Properly serve you, class painter, to pu n. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and , ETOW Bertie et al . “4 Frow Omaha, Nov. 5.—Cattle—Receipts 9,000; —10: 8 maha, Nov. 5.—Cattle—Receip' fi O— others Interested is the estate of V2 A er market slow 0c to 16c lower; native lexander Hi They used about halt she patnt | G."wiuoa. deoeuseg, that 1, 7g. (Wiison, | Wueew Ouve wat eth lope wists WLMOLA: cows 40k nates He E, A. BENNETT, Pres. J. J. McKEE, Vice-Pres. = oe the goo ein Saal settlement therost, at the next term of the Lerettt W F ets) Elise J Legette G42; western steers $3.25@5.40; Li W. F. DUVALL, Cashie . J. Jackson of Piper City, 1ll.. | cate or Missouri, Mis? G39; canners $1.40@2.40; stockers ani .F. . r, HOMER DUVALL, Asst. Cashier. painted hisfarm house thie year- ourl, on the 1mth'day a pale ren igre anedy aes bor hier. and’ steers $2.00@3.80. Hogs—Receipts 3,000; market 10c low: er; heavy 9%.85@6.00; mixed $%.90@6.0; light $.9%@6.06; pigs $%.25@6.00; bulk of Bought 17 gallons of Devoe-lead, and-sinc, and hired Wm. Brown painter, to put it on. Returned 4 — good job. 8. D. Culbertson Ps of Final Settlement. is “Geeo-temagn 18,000; market steady; re. Lee ys" New Holland, Ille eddie . J. Weddle Order of Publication. Fwen uOgST lambs CEES. hired Foret Hughes, "velaneh pts fina sstlemea thereof, st ore homage Kansas Olty Gratin. palot her house; got 15 gallons of | county, Stat at Miason in the Probate Coast for the County of Bates Devoe lead-and-sinc patnt; used oaly er posse. aan, wo-4t Devoe is economy. { Yours truly KOxe poe No. 2 white 33%; W.F. Devor & Co, | ,,otion ie : ; ane New York, Chi andK: City. 5 Si long pug panty Renin eae P.8., C. W, Henn sells onr pains. red 74%@75%; No, 8 red 73@74; No. 2 haré ern 4 a a A Year of Blood. . spring 72479. Corn—No. 2 45%@46; No. 3 The year 1903 will long be remem- SUG. Oate—No, 2, $74; No. 3 HKG bered in the home of F N Tackes, of St. Louts Cash Grain —, Ky., as pe a omen Bt. Louis bigeye pape! which flowed so copiously from Mr. : ‘ sty F track No. 3; No. Tacket’s lunge that death seemed ni: es Pe ig ; lv writes: “Severe bleed ‘ : 2 white GX@I4; Dee. ‘ h .2 white $%@ %; Dec! 38%; May 3. door, when I begin taking Dr. King’s f - Kansas City Produce.