The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 18, 1908, Page 4

at You will recognize Ar- buckles’ Ariosa Coffee in the cup, any time, by the taste. That “‘taste’’ identifies it as the straight, pure Brazilian and distinguishes it from the make-believe Mocha and Java, and sundry other mis- branded or misnamed im. postures. The improvement in the quality of Ariosa is the natural consequence of our own com- mercial development, and promises more for the future. Sold in a wie package only, for your benefit. ARBUCKLE BROS., New York City. » GREEN-EYED MONSTER, HUME —Bridegroom in Chains. Perry, Ok, June 15.—When Louis Barnes, of Ponca City, and bis bride, 4 formerly Miss Mamle Davis, of Perry, Married Lady in Fit of Jealousy dfs here on thetr wedding trip to Chicago, Barnes was also accompa- nied by a log chain, at the end of ‘which was a cowbell, secured about his neck with « lock, After being locked the key was purposely thrown away. 1s will be necessary to havea Throws Lye and Uses Gun. sa Hill Review, ith The reports comes from Hume ofa > trayedy with almost fatal s Vins, wie of Dr. Wo D. Vins, 288 40 the story goes, -belleved herself supplanted !n her husband’s affec sions by a Miss Turner, a young lady {that community, and tn a fit of weulousy threw & quantity of concen- rated lye at the young woman and followed this up by firing five shots ‘ront & revolver, Some of the lye landed on the young ady’s neek and shoulders, causing jad burns and one bullet fired by Mra. Vine lodged in Mise Turner's ‘wht arm, four inches below the suoulder and ranged upward. Dr. Delamatver was summoned by selophone from this clty. He repair “din poste haste by auto, and, alded dy Des Williame and Vins, of Hume. axtracted the bullet and dressed the vound. The other physiclans had ulready relleved the burns caused by she lye The Best Pills Ever Sold. “After doctoring 15 years for chronie indigestion, and spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has done me as much good as Dr. King’s New Life Pills. I consider them the bess pilis ever sold,” writes BF. Ayseue, of Ingleside, N. C. Sold under guarantee at Frank T. Clay’s drug store. 25¢ Neatly Answered. A well known British general used to relate with much enjoyment 4 | Story about @ very stuck up officer of the guards who sald to a brother Heutenant one day: “I say—haw—is {6 true that your father wae only a shopkeeper?” calmly; ‘what of 18?” “Oh, nothing,” sald the first of- ficer; “only—haw—haw—it was 6 _link of the chain sawed to tree Bar. ‘Quite true,” replied the other IMPROVEMENTS. - AT N. G. M. SITE. Buildings, Sewer and Water Systems to Be Constructed A Big Rifle Range to Be Built and Other Improvements. & Nevada Mall, Brigadier General H. C. Clark turned to Butler after {inspecting the National Guards camp site east of the city and conferring with local otticers. General Clark N. G. M. brought with him the government's plans and specifications for the im- provements to be made, which elude the following: A complete 1,000 yard rifle range. This will require a great deal of work and will probably require sixty days’ work, A deep artesian well will be drilled to furnish water for the water sys- tem, stand pipe and complete water sytem and a sewer system. A large lake from 15 to 20 acres will be excavated. A branch railway Ine running trom Nassau to the camp elite and side tracks. Acommissary and quartermaster’s building to be bullt of stone or brick, also a suitable office building for of- ticers One mile of to enclose the grounds. On account of the fact that so ex- tensive !mprovemente are to be made gravel driveways through the camp grounds and three miles of eight-foot woven wire fence County Road Commissioner. Adrian Journal. Real Estate Transfers. Judge Smith was a pleasant caller | WARRANTY DEEDS. at this office Saturday. In speaking) DW Warren to Laura M Warren of the recent ruling of the supreme | N% lots 1 & 2 blk 57 Rich Hill $—. court he sald shat 1s did not change! T J Hockett to W J Smith los 5, 7 she duties of the highway commis-| «8 villlage of Virginia $925. sioner in counties under township | Frank Mabbott to A A Seese ¥ int organization. Another point is not |! east % of blk 12 Bntler $3800. clearly understood by some persons.| Luiza Kelrsey to C D Greer 4¥a The commisstoner only draws bis |*¢ 16 Spruce $250. salary as such officer. Some think; Walter T Murray to Landon § that he also draws asalary as bridge | Kelreey 44 @ eee 16 Spruce. Made commissioner, but this is an errone- ous idea Trying to Stir up Japan. Toklo, June 15.—A special dis- | patch to the Tokio Asahi from San | Francleco says that the Republicans have determined to incorporate in their platform a clause demanding the exclusion of the Japanese. The Asahi! says {t is hard to believe that Americans would agree to such an unjust clause, which, it says warn- ingly, would mar theexcellent feeling now prevalling, the result of the splendid impression made by the American ambassador, coupled with lost before recording same $400. Te/the recent friendliness evidenced by ~ ares et C Smith N J Ad the princely appropriation for the Who is the Oldest? &. ~ gat Creek Pathe oa vison Japanese exposition. R. H. Review. | JB Van Patten to C H Hutchins This epectal dlapatch to the Asahi] Albany papers recently asserted) 99 Homer $1 : is representative of many othera| shat F. M. Gist, of Albany, 75 yeare ’ : reaching Japan, calculated to injure | 0ld, fs she oldest native born Mieaou- Blundered. American business here, andshowing | Tan, but the King City Democrat | Judge. in-| the existence of a persistent propa |Pounces upon and demolishes this; ‘‘What’s the matter with the can- ganda for the purpose of creating|Clatm. H. C. Pence, of King City, | didate?” and Leonard Ligon, of Liberty, who} ‘’Sh! He’s very ill.” arg aeR NER gr — pares are closely related, are 78 and 79; “Isn't it rather sudden?” New Bank at Belton. years old, respectively, and both are| ‘Very. He smokeda cigar from Cass County Democrat. , natives of Clay county. the wrong pocket.” A new bank has been organtzod 06 | eee: DUVALL-PERCIVAL TRUST CO. held @ meeting at the office of Scott & March on Decoration Day tor the CASH CAPITAL, $50,000. Farmers Bank Butlding, Butler, Missouri. purpose cf effecting the organization and the board of directors elected FARM LOANS. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay atany time. consists of J. M. Shouse, W. I Wil Name, W. N. Evans, W. A. Hall, 0. F. Allison, William Lasley, James ABSTRACTS. We have a complete set of abs- tract bookt and will furnish abstracts to any Real Estate in Bates County and examine and perfect titles to same. Young and D. J. Griffith, The cap- INVESTMENTS. _ We will loan your tdle ital stock subscribed, $20,000, was called for on June 2. The articles of money for you, securing you reasonable interest On good secur- ity. We pay interest on time deposits. friction. me Sedalia Went “Wet” By 848, Sedalia, Mo, June.—The largest Vote ever cast {n Sedall was brought sas City and the fifth at Jackson. tonal Guards of this state will Bryan on the First Ballot. better chance to win.” which require all summer, there w be no encampment held this season. The first, second and third regiments willcamp at Fort Riley in August, the fourth at Swope’s Park in Kan- Next year the largest brigade en- campment tn the history of the Na- held here and many of the regular troops, {ncluding infantry, cavalry and artillery, will be here. In an interview at Lincoln, Neb., last week, Col. Henry Watterson, Loulsville, Ky., sald concerning Mr. Bryan’s candidacy: “I have accept- ed Mr. Bryan as the inevitable cand!- date for the Democratic party, and he will be nominated on the first bal- los. {think Mr. Bryan is stronger than ever before and has a much incorporation have been filed here W. F. DUVALL, President, _J, B. DUVALL, Vice-Pres. in lieu of former deed supposed to be 5 (cama eh carer cas eee with the county recorder, out at the prohibition election here. ARTHUR DUVALL, Treasurer. W.D. YATES, Title Examiner. The total in the four wards was 3,808. The “wets” won by a ma- jority of 848. Atthe noon hour it was generally conceded that the “wets” would win, but # majority of those opposed to the saloons did not xive up until the polls closed, In the afternoon several “women who had been enthustastic early fn the morning, deserted the polling places, but others remained until the party vote was cast. There was no disturbance of any kind. FARMERS | BANK OF BATES COUNTY. be A Grand Family Medicine. Capital......... Surplus........ 50,000 80, 15,000.00 of ‘It gives me pleasure to speak a good word for Electric Bitters,” writes Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 486 Houston St., New York. “It’s a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver complications; while for lame back and weak kidneys {+ can- not be too highly recommended.” Roete Bitters regulate the digestive un We are protected against robbery by insurance and our LABGE CORLISS SAFE, guaranteed by the manutacturer to be Burglar Proof. DIRECTORS, = CLARK Wit} J.J. MeKeg, Frank Houuanp, J. W. Cuoate, E. A. BENNETT, - ‘Phe atfatr occurred about t0'clock ast eventing in the Hepler hardware store, The eview’s information is that *rosecutiug Attorney Dawson was resent in Hume at the time of the Jccurrence and that Mrs. Vint was laced under arrest for assault, but 2romptly released on bail. All parties are of the highest re- spectabtlity. ‘preat pity, I think, that—he make you one.” ‘ You think so?” retorted the other Heutenant; ‘‘well, opinions differ But les me ask you, what was your father?” ; “My father? Why, my father, of course was a gentleman.” “Ah! what a pity he did not make yo” one,” promptly remarked the other.—Human Lite. 3 Order Now! So you will be sure to get the Centennial Number a: |The St. Louis Republic 16 will te issued July 12,0n the paper’s hundredth birthday, and will set a new mark in newspaper making. There will be about one hundred pages of important reading, including all the great history-making events of the last century in the Middle West. A reproduction of the earliest !ssue in 1808 of THE RE- PUBLIC now in existence will be contained in this issue. The old style type and spelling will be reproduced exactly as in the or'ginal copy. 1 | if you are not located near a regular newsdealer who will take 4 your order, fli out the blank which appears herewith, comply with {ts provistons and mall to The Republic. Papers will be mailed | promptly. The edition is to be so extensive that great preparation i is necessary, so mail orders cannot be acceped after June 23. Send your alip to day. REPUBLIC, St. Louis Mo : Inclosed find 5c, for which please send me a copy of your great Centennial Fdition of July 12, 1908. ‘Thinks it Saved His Life. be without a bottle than I would without food.” years New Discovery has stood Sold under guarantee at Fran Trial bottle free. 1,851 Tons of Gold. be necessary. Should a number backs, and each man carry a load vices of 24,046 men. the Marshul was dead. Duncan was arrested and taken in jail. Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, says in a recent letter: “I have used Dr. King’s New Discovery many years, forcoughs andcolds, and I think {¢ saved my life. I have found ita reliable remedy for throat and lung complaints, and would no more For nearly forty the head of throat and lung remedies. Asa preventive of pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs {t has no equal. Clay’s drug store. 50c and $1.00 If the money appropriated by this congress were converted into twenty dollar gold pieces 1¢ would require five freight trains of eighteen cars each to haul {t, loaded twenty tons to the car. If it were loaded into wagons, taking the average wagon load at one ton, 1,851 wagons would men attempt to carry it on thelr 150 pounds, {¢ would require the ger- Missour: Lawyer Kills Marshal. St. Joseph, Mo., June.—Charles E. Butler, City Marshal of Stanberry, Mo., was fatally shot in the street at that place last Thursday night by R, P. Duncan, a Stanberry lawyer. Duncan met Butler on the street and opened fire on him with two re- volvers. Seven of the bullets took effect. Arrangements were made to bring Butler toa St. Joseph hos- pital by special train, but when the train reached Conception Junction Albany, the county seat, and locked Eomilty had existed between the men ever since a law suit several | ing himeelf to death at the City Hos- yeare ago. When Duncan was shoot-| pital. He laughs while he is eating, part renewed vigor and vitality to ~O.A, HEINLEIN, W. F. DuvALu. the weak and debilitated of both sexes. Sold under guarantee at Frank T. Clay’s drug store. 50c. Prunes to Be Missed Soon. Waehiogton, June 15.—The crop reporting experts of the Department of Agriculture issued a report that fe bound to make glad the hearts of housewives all over this land, and make prunes unnecessary. The report estimates that thegreat American farmer is going to put on the market this summer and fall more fruit of all kinds than thecoun- try has known for a long while. Last year only 37.4 of the whole peach crop survived. This year 73 per cent will reach the market. There is a 16 per cent increase in apples. F. N, DRENNAN, WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. E, A. BENNETT, Pres, W. F. DUVALL, Cashier, J. J. MeKEE, Vice-Pres. HOMER DUVALL, Asst. Cashier. 199-000 9000-000008000080000: be POPPPP PPPS PLPPELLLPIVOPELELLIS POP — MISSOURI STATE BANK, Butler, Missouri $66,000.00 T. Capital and Surplus - + - ispecies and safe with twenty-eight years’ successfal experience, Recelves deposits, buys notes and always has money to lend, Depository for public funds of Bates county, We will appreciate your patronage and grant you every accommodation that a good bank could offer; Under state supervision and often examined by bank examiners. We offer our customers faithful service with absolute safety for their cael a ears Ty EEN Du Kodol is the best known prepara- Dr. T. C, Boulware, eeunn ae Powell, John Deerwester —o Toe 4 ba 3 a A.B. Owen, Wm, K. Walton, ©.R. Radford Dr. J.M. Christy’ . B, Walton. .H. ot/anystomach trouble, Kodoldigests| $ Yeic moun, eo ee all foods. It is pleasant totake. It : ot | ¢ sold here by C. W. Hess. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS, Wm. E. Walton, President, J.B. Walton, Cashier, Dr. T. C, Boulware, Vice-President, Jease E, Smith, Asst, Cashier, Corbly Garard, Clerk and Bookkeeper. Miss Mary Davis, Stenographer and Book-keeper THE WALTON TRUST COMPANY | BUTLER . MISSOURI, They Took His Bride. Spartansburg, S. C., June 15.—W. F. Burne, of Jackson county, N.C., while on his bridal tour across the Panther mountains, in Greenville county, says he wae relieved of his pretty wife by a gang of six men af- ter he had been bound, beuten and robbed. He and his wife stopped at 6 cottage in the mountainejand dur- ing the night the men entered the room of the couple, attacked Burns, and took hia wife down the moun- tains. Hesays he has not seen her since. The authorities are investi- gating his story. Laughing Himself to Death. Cincinnati, June 15.—Joseph Bar- osky, 26 yeate old, is literally laugh- LAL IAIS Capital, Surplus Fund and Profits - - $125,000.00. Always has cash on had ready to make loans on Farms in Bates, Vernon, Barton, Cedar, Dade and Polk counties, Missouri, on five or seven years time at lowest interest rates with liberal terms ae to payment before due. We invite you to call and get our rates and terms should you want to borrow, Our Title Abstract books are kept up with the records daily, Farnish title abstracts to any land or town lot in Bates county, ' For any idle money you haye The Walton Trust Company will issue its ¢: Certificate bearing interest and payable in six or twelve months, or hanes farm mortgege for it, 88 years continuous experience in lending on farms and afterwards selling the mort- ‘gages to 900 ond over investors without any of them loosing one dollar of principal to or interest, ‘DIRECTORS Frenk Allen, C. A. Allen Frank M. Voris, Dr. T. C, Boulware, J.B. Jenkins, Wm. W. Trigg, Ca H. Duteher, Cc. BR, M4 Max Weiner, John Deerwester, Jokn EB. Shutt, Wa. E. Walton, Wm. B, Walton, President, Freak M. Voris, ViccePresident, Freak Allen, Secretary, ©. A. Allen, Assistant Seeretary, A. H, Peach, Beok-keoper, ‘W. J, Mix, Abstractor, ‘Linde A, Nix, Stenegrapher. : ~, sinc ta a es