The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 18, 1907, Page 4

A *. me B7z “ Se £ 4 “4 Hy vy RIL ALSY it SE ora Og Bo ome _ BR. bee It makes them plump, by little folk. —————— Gold in California. Gold was (scovered in Callfornia in January 19 1848 and it was by accldent, asm. ai thi: gs of thatkind are. One John W. Marshall was building a roll for himself and Su:- ter, on the eouth fork of the Amer - can River, £4 miles east of Sutter's Fort. Lt was intended that the mil should supply the ranches and the settlements with pine lumber Oo the morning of January 19, ; Marshall picked up from‘the race ot| the mill a small piece of yellow metal weighing abouts seventeen grains. It was heavler thansilver, was malle- | able, and in every reapect resembled i gold. The men sai? it was notgold, but Marshall vested it with nitrie | acid and found that tt was. He found pleces like {6 in all the sur- rounding gulches, wherever he dug for it, The news of the discovery apread, but no report of 16 was pub- Nshed until April, when Sutter's mill) became the center ofatsraction The name of the place was soon changed to Coloma or Colluma, from a tribe | of Indians living in the neighbor- | hood, and prospectors who gathered | there soon scattered in every jdirec- tion, By June the discovery had ex- tended to all the forks of the Ameri ean River. This was the beginning of the rush to that region Stare or Ono, Crty or ToLEDo, Lucas County, ho 1s senior partner of the firm of F. | J. Cheney & Co., doing business tn the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that sald firm will poy the sum of One Hundred Dollars or each and evere case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHayey. in my presence, this 6th day of De- eember, A. D. 1889. | A.W. GLeEason, | (SEAL) Notary Public. and mucous surfaces of the system. | Send for testimonials free F. J. Cugney & CoToledo, 0. | J pale children is magical. It contains Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites and Glycerine, to make fat, blood and bone, and so put together that it is easily digested ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00, amount, provided the amount {s not in excess of she county’s proportion-| two years next ensuing the accept- rants {na land grab and he has ate part,as determined by the as-| ance of such bid. Interest to be paid | gone to Washington to answer. He sessed valuation. or computed on daily balances to not even St. Louis, shall receive more than five per cent of the total Sworn to before me and subscribed | road fund. 99900509 ‘ t&ision on thin, rosy, active, happy. Cutter Blades Slash Youth, BRYAN FAVORS SOUTHERNER) ~~~. Otto Aemissegger, 18 years old, of St. Jacob, east of Edwardsville, is in s critical conditiun at his home from irles received last Monday, wien tis legs were “drawn into the moving knives of a corn cutter. The youth was driving the machine, used in cutting corn stalks on the ground when he lostcontrol of the horses. In attempting to leap from the seat, his clothing caught in the revolving blades. The fl sh was torn from toth teva he team was stopped Doesn’t Want Monopoly on Presidential Nominations. | | Lincoln, Neb , April 15.—Mr. Bryan in effect, says he does not want 4 monpoly in obtaining presidential jnominations and gives kindly en- doreement to the suggestion that a Southera man beselected as the next }Democratic nominee In his Com- moner Mr. Bryan says: $100,000 Each to Two Towns. Joplin, Mo., April—A endiell to; th: will of the late Thomas Conner, | state senator and m'lionaire winer| of this elsy, was found by the provt- sions of which the village of Tiffin, V., bis boyhood home, and the clty of Joplta, each will receive $100,000. Aueqaal amount fs provided for the matutenauce of hie wile, who ts an inmate of & sanitarium at St. Louls, The remainder of the estate ts to be distributed iu equal share among his nephews and nieces and Agnes O' Heron Conner, an adopted daugh- ter. The fund to be given to the two cities named fa to be used in charita- ble works. Conservative estimates place the share of each beneficlary under the terme of the will at $350,- 000 The beueficlsrles are Thomas! Nolan, Agnes, the adopted daughter, | Jerry Connor, Joplin; Katherine Con- nor Nance Connor and J. O. Connor, Tittia, O. Road Bill Signed. One of the bills signed by Gov, Folk Friday creates @ wood roads fund of $500,000 from the general} revenue of the state. The bill pro- vides that ‘whenever ® country or by Cheries McCallen, who was at work ia a nelghboring orchard, The boy's clothes had to becut from him before he could be removed from the machine. Thoroughbred Poland- China Hog Sale. residence one mile south of Virginia on FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1907, 18 head of hogs consisting of 8 boars and 10 gtlts, 7 months old. These bows ure from the big bone herds of fb Eo Axiine of Oak Grove, Mo., and U 3S, Ison of Bates County, Mo. They are all in good condition and ready for service. This stock ts as fine alot of hogs as was ever shown ip Bates Co., and ff you in- tend buylng good stock you will make no mistake in selecting from this buach W. G Sellon will also sell a thor- oughbred Poland-China boar one year old, at seme time and same place. Termes of sale cash or {ts equiva lent. sale begins promptly at one o'clock, L. 8. Pappock, County Deposits. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the of- tice of the Clerk of the County Court up to noon on the Gsh day of May 1907, from any Banking Corpora- any part thereof or number of citt- zens therein shall raise a given sum of $500,000, will pus up an equal But no county, $31,000 Imposed as Fines, } , New York, April 15.—Fines total-/not less than the total revenue of |!eaders, with the result that the, Leg- Hall’s Catarrh Care is taken Inter- ny $31,000 were Imposed by Judge|sald county for the year of which |islature has been at cross purposes nally, and acts directly on the blood | Hough in the United States Circult sald bond is given as provided by|with him ever since. Court on James Gordon Bennett, oon 6820 Laws of 1899. proprietor of the New York Herald, Sold by all drugyists, 75c. }the Herald corporation and Manley Take Hall’s Family Pills for con: ! atipation. j Negro Sentenced to Forty Years Post-Dispatch. Henry Kolley, a negro, the self eonfeesed accomplice of Charles Alli son, who was found guilty of the murder of Philllp Frey, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of murder and was sentenced to 40 years tn th: penitentiary by Judge R D. W. Holder of the Belleville Cireult Court. Allison was sentenced to 25 years fn prison by a jury that had found him guilty of cutting Frey’s throat with a razor four years ago. The evidence introduce showed that the murder was planned by Allison and Kelley a week before it took place. Kelley confessed to furnishing the razor. with which the killing was done. Allison is 53 years old. Kelly fs 32. Whitesides, the negro, who told the story of the crime, is 23 years of age. His sentence was 50 years. Kodol for dyspepsia clears stomach and makes the breath sweet as arose. Kodol is sold by drug- giete on a guarantee relief ie It eonforms strictly to the National Pure Food and Drug-Law. Sold by Clay’s drug store. Burning Cars Into a Lake. Fort William, Ont., April 15.— Fifteen persons are missing and are Believed to have drowned or burned to death in the coaches as the result of a Canadian Pacific wreck near Chapleau. The cars had caught fire and, as the engineer and fireman are missing, {t is not known whether the @erailmont was a separte accident. A broken rail was found and may have ditched the burning train. The ears had caught fire several minutes before the wreck. Two tourist cars rolled down an W. Gillam, the Herald’s advertising indictments charging the defendants with sending through the United/and other varlettes of nuta with | ment fe the resignation of Attorney- States matle Indecent matter tn the} profit, Hickory nuts develop slowly General W. C. Ried, the Governor's form of personal advertisements, Shot Himself at Theater. Pittsburg, Pa., April 15.—Robert}a hickory orchard planted now will| Millionaire at Hagerman, N. M. Mf. Crow, aged 22, scion of wealthy amily, is lingering between life and death asa result of an attempt at suicide by shooting in a box ina local opera house while an actress was singing her song, “Unrequited Love.” Brooding over the Thaw trial is believed to have caused the deed. He ts married. At the time of the shooting his uncle was about to have the young man arrested because of peculiar let- ters written by him. A Train of Flour to China. Evanston, Wyo, April 15.—A spe- clal train of thirty-five carloads of flour went through Evanston on {ts the | Way to China for the famine sufferers, | not all born with the sunshine in The especial train takes precedence over allclasses of freight. Harriman railroads and steamers are deadhead- ing the shipment through to Hong- kong. An American Countess Dead in Par is. New York, April 15.—Word was re- | $ ceived in this city of the death in| & Paris of the Countess Eliza de la Vaulx, mother of the aeronaut, ess was born in St. Louls and was the daughter of Alfred Dillon. Negroes Flee. Guthrie, Ok., April 15.—A racewar at Altus, Ok., resulted in the migra- tion of seventy-five negroes, the en. tire negro population of the town. The trouble followed several bar- er {n Bates county, Missouri, that may desire to be selected as the de- |for the permanent !mprovement ot} posatory of the funds of Bates Coun- any road or part of road the state,/ty. The said sealed proposals to| Herbert J. Hagerman of New Mexico, Frank J, Cheney makes oath that| through ite general state road fund|State the rate of interest that the| she President’s{personal friend, is in sald Banking Association or Indi- vidual Banker offers to pay on the funds of sald county for the term of the credit of the county a. Taterest to be paid month- ly. check not less than one balf of one per cent of the county revenue of|ing” as soon as he took office and the preceding yeur, the successful Count Henride la Vaulx. Thecount- |] sion, Assoclation or Individual Bank- to sald de- All bids to be accompanted by a der to give bond fur an amount C.G Werks, Clerk of the Bates County Court. The Carthage Press encourages the jcouneel. The fines were !mposed 85 | establishment of nut orchardsin Mis. |S¥Ords with a powerful .political aresult of plens of guilty made to) gouri: “The suggestion is made that band, as he has removed many lead- Missourl can grow pecans, chestnuts, and are more difficult to grow by reason of the length of time required and trouble 'n grafting, but 1¢ issaid yleld wood returns in 15 years. The pecan {s said to offer the best returns for time and labor, however, of any of the nut crops.” Fora good, every-day house angel, give us the woman who laughs, ex- claims the Platte County Argus. Her biscufts may not be just right, and she may occasionally burn her bread and forget to replace the dislocated button, but for solid comfort all day and every day ste is a very paragon. Homeis not a battlefield, nor Iifeone long unending row. The trick of al- ways seeing the bright side, of shin- {ng up the dark one, {s a very impor- tant faculty, one of the things no woman should be without. We are o hearts, as the Irish prettily phtess t, but we can cultivate a cheerful senee of humor if we only try. In a Minute. Qu prompt service to customers is one of the features of our store. § We do not keep you waiting for your pre- scriptions. longer than careful compounding ne- ceseitates. We wil Bring‘ your tions to us, save you time. 1 will sell at public auction at my | Itrom the South or from the East or ER ee eee! DUVALL-PERCIVAL TRUST CO. CASH CAPITAL, $50,000. Farmers Bank Building, Bustier, Missour! FARM LOANS. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay at any time. ABSTRACTS. We have a complete cet of abs tract books and will furnish abstracts to any Kea! Estate tn Bates County and examine and perfect titles to sume. INVESTMENTS. We will loan your idle now of a Southern candidate for the presidency and there is no reason! } why a Southern candidate should ) not be considered upon the same basis as candidates from the North lorn States. ‘Ihe time has passed PP POL LPP LA Ey ncaa money for you, securing you reasonable interest On good secur- ity. We pay interest on time-depostts W. F. DUVALL, President, J.B DUVALL, Vice-Pres ARTHUR DUVALL, Treasurer. W. D. YATES, Title Examiner. PLE PPL IL LLLP ILL PPL PPP POPOIER Orn nan when the sectlonal argument is effec: tive In the St. Louis convention of 1904 Mr. Bryan toststed thas Sena- ‘tor Cockrell, though a Confederate soldier, Would poll more votes} than the Northern candidate whose {posi- tion npon publle questions was In } doubt or whose position, if known, }was out of harmony with the opin- fons of the members of his party. “By all meaas let the Southern statesmen be considered, les them stand side by side with their North- ern brethren and let the cholee fall upon the man who, no matter where he lives, best represents the} asptra- tlons of the party and best reflects the desires of the Democratic voters No candidate should be urged merely because he comes from the North or from the West. Lot Southern cand!- dates be presented upon thelr merits, Let them be brought forward as champlons of Democratic ideas and they will find the North ready to listen,” Gov. Hagerman Accused. El Paso, Texas April 15.—Gov. trouble. Charges have been prefer- red againet him that he signed war- declares that he only put the terr!- torial seal on papers signed by Gov. Otero. Hagerman started “house clean- soon won heenmityt of his own party The present charges are from the Legislature. The Governor ts generally believed to bein the right. Hols wealthy and has ambition, but has crossed ers from office The latest deve lop- hitherto strong personal friend. Hagerman Is ex-secretary of the St Petersburg legation; his father js a Two Invoked Higher Law. The cases in which the unwritten law played @ prominent part came to an end yesterday when the Baton Rouge (La.) grand jury refused to return an iadictment against Con- gressman George K. Favrot, and Fred Troy of Joplin, Mo., was sen- tenced to 99 years in the Peniten- tiary. Favrot shot and killed Dr. R. H. Aldrich, his family physician, for re- marke the doctor is said to have made about his wife. Troy shotand killed bis wife and mortally wounded Ralph Gunn, a laborer, whom he charged with de- stroying his home. Rather than at- tempt to prove his assertions in court he pleoded guilty toa charge of murder in the second degree. Confessed to.Stealing $2,400.) . Indianapolis, Apri 15.—Rudolph Crowell, 28 years old, of Little;Rock, Ark., walked into the police station and confessed that he had stolen $2,400 from exprecs packages while in the employ of the Welle-Fargo company in Little Rock. The rob- bery wascommitted March27. Only $120 of the’ money, was found in ————— EEE ee ee THE WALTON TRUST CO. OF BUTLER, MO, Capital, $50.000. Surplus $10,000. —i0;——' 4 DIRECTORS, E, A. Benner, CLark WIx, J.J. McKer, Jos, M. McKinsey, rank Houtanp, J. W. Cuoare, 7 F. N, Drennan, 0. A. Heinvery, = W. F, Duvaue. : T —_—o— * aty We are thoroughly equipped in all departments to prompt- old ly and properly serve you. — Ral NSE. A. BENNETT, Pres, J. J. MeKEE, Vice-Pres, os ts mu W. F. 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