The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 12, 1907, Page 4

This Glaze is Wholesome Protection There is a glaze of fresh eggs and pure granulated sugar on Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee that does not improve its appearance, but keeps its aroma and flavor intact, and protects it from con- taminating odors and the dust of the store. Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee complies with all the requirements of the Nattonal Pure Food Laws—Official Guarantee No. 2041 ° ae ‘filed at Washington—and is pure Coffee ' blended for economy, flavor and health, Nosimilar coffeeis sold loose by the pound, or under any other name, or by any ather persons or firms, You have our word for it, that eo] no one can duplicate it or sell ) any coffee as good for anything i near the same price. ewe ARBUCKLD BROS, New York City | SHOT AND THEN TELEPHONED| County Court Proceedings. | SANTA FE TO GROW TIES. Seven Thousand Acres in Cali- | fornia to be Planted With Eucalyptus. Cheago, Dec. 5.—The Atchison, To- peka & Santa Fe railway proposes to grow its own railway ties. To that end a ranch of 10,000 acres has been purchased in San Diego county, California, and 7,000 acres will be planted in eucalyptus trees. The re maining 3,000 acres will be used as an experimental station and serve as an object lesson to the farmers of that vicinity. This step has been taken because of the increasing fear that before many years the native timber of the United States will be exhausted. It has been demonstrated that wood of the eucalyptus tree will outlast any other when used for piles, ties and bridge work. While the planting of trees has been started it will be from fifteen to eighteen years before any of them will be large enough to cut, At that age each tree can be cutinto two ties and the increase from then on is more rapid. With {ts present mileage the Santa Fe uses 3 million aew tles yearly, which in the fiscal year ending June 30 last, cost $2,393,973. — I ts eatl- mated, however, that at the time set for the maturity the eucalyptus ranch will produce each year 7 mil- lon ties, giving @ surplus over pres- -—— | County court met Monday of last ent needs o! 4 million a year. week with Judges Harper, Smith and The Son of a Late Governor of | Hyde, County Clerk Weeks and Sher- Missouri Committed {ff Beard in attendance, and the fol- | lowing proceedings were had: Suicide. Ordered that the assessment of 1, St. Joseph, Mo., Dec.—In re |X: Kinion for the taxes of the year sponse to a telephone message re-| 1907 be reduced from $23,76 to celved tram E. V. Moorehouse, who | 18.48 on account of erroneous as- sald he was in trouble, Dr. J, H. Se8sment. Koch of Maryville, Mo., went to the | Bills, commissions and fees to the Moorehouse home in that city and amount of $745.40 were allowed. found Mr. Moorehotise dead on the! 3. E. Harrison, assessing Mingo floor, one bullet hole in his right tem: | township, warrant allowed for ple and another near the heart. Mra. $20.32, Moorehouse was away from home at, . L. Hooper, assessing Summit she time. township, $19.35. I¢ 1s beileved he killed himself, but! Now this day comes Yancy Combs no motive is known for his suicide, 88 Princlpal and D. 5. Bolin, Jas. 0. He was a prosperousreal estate deal- | Combs and M. M, Combe as security erand his affairs were evidently in| and present thelr bond in the eum of ; 4 good condition. He was about 30/ $20,000 as security for the river years old. He wasa son of ex-Goy.!4ralnage taxes, and which ts ex- ernor A. P. Moorehouse, who was |#mined and approved by the court. sourl {un 1884, and succeeded Goy-|& tract of swamp iand tn township ernor Marmaduke asgovernor, when | 38; range 30. the latter died. Court adjourned at noon Tuesday Ex-Governor Moorehouse killed |®24 went to Rich Hill where they himeelf!u Maryville, Sept. 3, 1901, conferred with the Vernon Co, Court by _— in reference to bridges across Reed’s and Pryor creek on the line between the counties. They returned the A RATTLING GOOD OFFER! same night and continued their ses- ‘ sion Wednesday morning. The - bridges were not ordered however, The B act Y { ! and the matter was laid over for § | further consideration. A. H. Bell, of Bloomington, Iils., ve 4 weed was allowed a warrant for $239.28 BA 4 We are now ina position to offer | for services as Drainage engineer. § the Rural Route REPUBLIC (the} The dredge boat men wereall in ; ‘ new mall edition of the St. Louls| ang allowed warrants on estimates REPUBLIC) and THE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES for one year for i This offer is open to all subscribers who have paid for THE TIMES for one year in advance from date, and new cash subscribers. In other words ff your subscription is pald for one year in advance, give us $1.50 and we will order the DAILY REPUBLIC foryou. Or if you are not a sub- scriber remit $2.50 and we will have the Daily REPUBLIC mailed to your address for one year, and also send you THE BUTLER TIMES as well. THE RURAL ROUTE REPUBLIC as follows: Timothy Foohey & Son lateral No. 3, 5,050 cubic yards at 15c less 10 per cent. warrant for $682.38. Timothy Foyhey & Son, main ditch, 14,910 cubic yards at 12c, leas’ 10 per cent. warrant for $1,. 073.58. * Timothy Foohey & Son, main ditch, warrant for $3,332.32. A. ¥. Wills & Son, main ditch at Paptnville, 64,899.94 cubic yards at 10c, leas 10 per cent. off, warrant for $5,840.73. R. H. McWilllams, lateral No. 2, per cent. off, warrant for $1,031.08. “What's it? It fe the old rellable| R, H. McWilliams, Miam! ditch St. Louls-REPUBLIC with @ new| 96,174 cubic yards, at 8c leas 10 per daily issue. In tact the Regular Edi-| cent, off, warrant for $2,093.92. ‘fon ~ oo peor: J a It. Ks PETIT JURORS FEBRUARY TERM, pears in the Fast Ma’ tion, only the details of Sporting News being pe nay ag al omitted. The Telegraphic, Market Seer eee ‘1: elieteote ‘nd Financial pages are complete in East Roowet E. Hunt ‘ every particular. There is also mie- West Boone—Gilbert Dede, cellaneous reading interesting to all West Point—Chas Bowinas the family. This edition is delivered Elkhart—Frank Lay ngstord . by mall only, DAILY EXCEPT SUN-| or) Feed Chured. ? DAY—312 coplesa year. Subserip.| Mounc— iP he ; tions will be accepted only from per- Shawnee—J. 8 na sone who reside and recelve their Sprace—J. ye ee mail on the ruralfree delivery routes.| Deepwater—W. eens No subscriptions are accepted for Sommit—Frank : e shorter term than one year. Make all remittances to THE TIMES, not tc THE REPUBLIC. Take advan- tay° of the offer today—it can’t be beat anywhere. The Times and The Repub- elected Heutenant governor of Mig-} Ordered that clerk issue patent for 9,546 54 cubic yards at 12c less 10! LUCAS COUNTY Frank J, Cheney makes oath shat he {s senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars or each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the uee of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J, CHENrY, Sworn to before me and subscribed {n my presence, this 6th day of De- cember, A, D. 1886. (SEAL ) A. W. GuEason, Hall’s Vatarrh Cure {s taken inter- nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J.Cueney & Co, Toledo, 0. Sold by all Drugglets, 7 75e. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con- stipation. Tells ot an Anarchist Plot. Budapest, Dec.—The Nap, newspaper of this clty, publishes a sensational story to the effect that an Anarchist plot upon the lives of Emperor Francis Joseph and Arch- duke Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the throne, has been discovered. The store would appear to befound- ed on the fact that the Hungarian police were informed recently that four widely known Anarchists had left Genevafor Hungary with the object of making an attempt upon the life of Francis Ferdinand. The police were instructed to watch the frontier closely, but so far as is known no Anarchists have yet enter- ed Hungerian territory. Tn answer to an inquiry concerning the reported Anarchist plot against the lives of Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduke Francis Ferdinand, {t was officially declarsd here that the government had no information whatever to bear out the suggestion that the Anarchists who are suppos- ed to have lefs Geneva for Hungary had any designs upon the emperor or the heir to the throne, and the idea of any such attempt was dis- credited. CORRE ERERER ER ENE EREMERERO STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO | 3, ® WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR VINOL—Tonic and Blood Maker. WEEK’S BREAK-UP-A-COLD BLETS—for colds, etc. TA P MAKE-MAN TABLE’ building rundown nervous Pywres VINA-CODOLA+! or a tonic and appetizer. ZEMO—lor eczema and skin trouble. ZEMSTONE—tor the blood. We are authorized to guaran: , ppl the above and perso: recommend ASK US ABOUT THEM. a|For State Bank Law Changes. z AUCTIONEER! Real Estate Transfers. | Bookkeeper Drops WARRANTY DEEDS. Dead at the Capital. I am prepared to cry sales in this. Alex Moorewood to Annie E Wil- By ay D. C., Dec.—Maior| 824 adjoining counties on reas. Hames 40 a sec 4 Homer $900. W. T. Seward, a bookkeeper of the} Onableterms. Satisfaction guar- Thos McComb to Rose I Dibbie 10| senate dropped dead today while en anteed. Have been a trader and shipper of live stock 10 years. a sec 4 New Home $350. ~ uaeabetnieaanies the capi JF Gilbert to W A Page 40. see| tol pn Dogg wep me values. ‘our years experience as 29 Mingo $700. Major Seward was appointed to! fuctioneer, er Elmer Robbins to Johanna Meyer| his position six years ago by the late LYMAN HENSLEY, 80 a sec 21 Charloste $3920. Senator Hawley, of Connecticut, his/ . .» AMSTERDAM R, F. D, 3. F. Q. Twyman to W F Reeder lots 5 & 6 bik 5 Hustons 2 add Adrian $2440. H L Fair to W F Reeder lote 1, 2, 8, & 4 bik5 Hustons 2 ad Adrian home being in Guilford, Con. He had had an eventful career, be ing twice taken prisoner during the civil war while attached to the sev- enth Connecticut volunteer infantry. 4 He went to the Hawalian Islands Ewan 8 Griffith to Harmon Pelp-jand was attached to the staff of meler 35 a sec 23 Rockville $175. Queen Lilloukalan!, and at one time JC Fisher to John M Moore lots| was under sentence to be shot there. ce macnn ln uate of the two best Auction Sch 17 & 18 bik 1 Atkison Park add But- Norfolk, Neb., Dec.—V. B. Neth-|!n the world. Member ef both ored fer $111. away killed his wile on a Union Pa-(%2 d International Associations. DC Baker toN H Smithson 604] 44, grain hore late this afternoon in| -@otP-six succesaful sales in the sec 21 Hudson $1000. om} season. Terms reasonable. Pure W M Kurtz to Eliza F Thompson sight of ecores of people. Then he stock and farm sales a specialty, 80 a sec 30 Mingo peon| yan a block and blew out his own| Call on or address me at David Duffield to Thos Wateon lot| °°8!2*- saanet, Fi, 10 blk 102 Rich Hill $50. C T McKtsslck o¢ al to € M Ruble] . {nnn ames any 0 WD DUVALL-PERCIVAL TRUST CO. James Maxey to W R Dunham 80 a sec 1 Mound $4400, _ CASH CAPITAL, $50,000. 1 to5 bik3 Willams add Merwin | ~ Farmers Bank Butlding, Butler, Missourl. Telephone Line No. 2. C. E. Robbins, The Successful Auctioneer. New and up-to-date methods. Grad. F R Hines to Nancy M Pulliam lots $700. Harriet I Smith to Geo H Butler FARM LOANS. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay atany time. 248 a sec 30 & 31 Mingo $8,000. mgd eo bee rie 31% ABSTR ACTS. We have a complete set of abs- erg sepeppdoe tee = tract booke and will furnish abstracts to any Real Estate in Bates County and examine and perfect titles to same. W F Duvall to Elmer Robbins 201 INVESTMENTS. _ We wit! loan your idle a sec 6 Pleasant Gap $4,400. C F Jennings to Arthur Duvall 160 money for you, securing you reasonable interest on good secur- ity. We pay interest on time deposits. a sec 15 Walnut $1 & ex. Fred H Gann to Fannie Gann 160 W. F. DUVALL, President. J. B. DUVALL, Vice-Pres, ARTHUR DUVALL, Treasurer, W. D. YATES, Title prone a sec 17 Howard $4700, QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, R 8 Kelley to Harriet 1 Smith 91 a sec 31 Deer Creek $1. A Real Wonderland. South Dakota, with its rich silver mines, bonanza fame, wide ranges and strange natural formations, is a ; Farmers Bank, ee eS occurred. Herson seemed near death ERAN PR with lung and throat trouble. “Ex-| i hausting coughing spells occurred County every five minutes,” writes Mrs.| [& ‘ Clapp, “when I began giving Dr.| i King’s New Discovery, the great] i medicine, that saved his life and genome | cured him,” Guaranteed for coughs and colds, throat and —_—0—— s Butler.- Missouri. lung troubles by F. T. Clay, druggist : Copital. re 50¢ and $1 00. Trial bottle free. a Cash on hand and in other banks to our credit. 150, 000. 00 BU MMI sasssasscn cies ssesscosvcrorcrsonSegesertraboncraetretrheee 475,000.00 DIRECTORS, New York, Dec.—The commission : E. A. Bennett, Cuark Wix, J.J. McKeg, appointed by Governor Hughes to Homer Dvuvatt, Frank Houuanp, J. W. Caoate, recommend changes {n the state F. N, DRENNAN, 0. A. Heuer, W.F. Dovan, banking laws has under considera- tion, among other things, changes to the laws regarding trust compan- {es which will require large reserve funds to be kept. The first plan {s for all trust com- panies to keep on hand 25 per cent of all deposits, of no matter what character, 10 per cent to be depos- {ted in banks and the other 15 per cent to be kept in the company’s vaults. The other plan provides for a re- serve fand equal to 25 per cent of ell demand deposits with onlya nominal reserve, perhaps only 5 per cent required on time deposits. The passage of laws embodying either of these plans, {tis believed, would in- duce many of the trusts companies We give your business prompt attention and extend every ac- commodation possible with safe banking. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.’ E. A. BENNETT, Pres. J.J. McKEE, Vice-Pres. W. F. DUVALL, Cashier, HOMER DUVALL, Asst. Cashier, MISSOURI STATE BANK, BUTLER, MO. Established in 1880. STATEMENT OF CONDITION ON DECEMBER 19, 1907. Bills receivable, for money loaned... Bank building, furniture and fixture Capital... “Surplus ant Due Depositors. Total... to enter the clearing house or estab- Osgentent, spate tana, tne denis, Bo Tenge georde 1 at atk Besmines, lish a central body ‘of their own. Wate Had hal TO Ss clels “hu: Mlle aks.cabisha, iabutare CASTORIA. SATEEY for hts deposi, and Tovery accommodation that Ie couslatent with Sinan The Kind You Have Always Bough ee Signature DEPOSITORY FOR BATES COUNTY FUNDS. of 4 : Ss capes “a... 4 hae ee Dr. T. C, Boulware, J.B. B. P. Powell, John Deerwester Must Pay 1-2 Million Taxes. BNW, raion, Wo sies, Pak Me Gant Jachson, Miss. Dec—By 0 de- : "WE WANT YOUR BUSIN cision of United States Judge Henry ep Chih : , President, C. Niles, Mississippi! wins a sult ‘Vice-President Wesley Denton, Asst, Cashier, against the Singer Sewing Machine 0: Welt and CorbleyGarard, Clore and Booxtepers company for back taxes from 1886 3 illdseaiiiiaenianiadalin to date, amounting to ¥ million dol- sae or are. Suit was instituted in 1904 by Fi win steno ems | ‘Tho Walton Trust Co. | lect back taxes on solvent credits, © on rus 0. which had not been listed. Adams BUTLER, MISSOURL sald thecompany held between 4 and STATEMENT OF CONDITION ON DECEMBER 8rd, 1907 5 million dollars in notes made in this state on which not a cent had been paid. The Singer company got out an injunction restraining the collec- tion for taxes and the decision ren- dered dissolves that injunction. The Singer company will take an appeal to the United States supreme court. ways hes ready 6 » loan on farme in Bates, an 00, oe or soven years’ lime with liberal tra _ in eee Seema ten : SLA et ae i ‘anaes Resins tatrent and doen atx moana, anf Sram: Freak M. Vora, ie: coats : ae. 8. - Joan B. Shute,