The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 1, 1908, Page 8

} I i) 0) a | Set Ways of a Setting Hen. Fattening Turkeys. a | “Thejpig is notorfously pig head- | Beralist. - me \y ed,” J. Allen Prewitt, ex-mayor of} Thanksgiving Day and turkey are == A} \ . | Independence, says. “But nothing | synonimous—at least in the markets, is more ‘set’ in its ways than a ‘ses-| Then, of all seasons of the year, this ps ]} , ting’ hen. You can ring a hog’s| proud American bird is presumed to noee and control nim, but you have} command the highest market price. to wring a hen’s neck to convince} Of course, its scales weight, price it Where you want it— her she shouldn’s ‘set’ when she| will bring and cash {¢ will yleld will When you want it— makes up her mind to. Provided, ot | depend t6-some extent upon the way MD SSOo No smoke—no smell—no trouble. course, that animals have minds. _| !¢ is fed and fattened. We} have a Brown Leghorn hen When selling dressed poultry, it al- which determined to ‘set’ some eight Often you want heat in a hurry Ways pays to have as plump, nice in some room in the house the fur- " months ago. Mre. Prewitt and my-| looking carcasses as can possibly be \ nace does not reach. It's so easy to self have spent eight months trying|Obtained. The producer thus not 1 pick up and carry a to ‘break her up.’ It has narrowed] only obtains higher prices, but his down now to a contest of will power. We used every method to break upa PERFECTION Oil Heater J wi irene en ed. We locked her up in solitary Equipped with Smokeless Device) confinement, we threw cold water in to the room you want to heat—suitable for any room in the her face, we made her roost on house. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing re big ed her off one nest, then smoke or smell—turn the wick as high as you can or mnosier, | Bus ales, fn van, ? “That hen only looke disgusted, as low as you like—brass font holds 4 quarts of oil utters a few motherly ‘cluck clucks’ that gives out glowing heat for 9 hours. Fin. i ( | and eettles down to ‘setting’ on the f reputation ts enhanced and his mar. ket made surer for future years. Turkeys are no exception to the rule. them properly; the poorest specimen half, {8 @ most excellent ration for fattening fowls, eapectally if it be fed and Flatulency, ished in japan and nickel—an ornament os bare ground, on a fence post or !na|fresh at each meal, with no more anywhere, Every heater warranted, tree. She has passed thestage where she requires a nest or the semblance The inal . of one, She has a china nest egg | ‘Ral Lamp | | which she rolls about with her on her pel ieg do cghernaly It er . peregrinations, ‘setting’ on {¢ sé any | boiled potatoes, mashed and mixed pe A i eg ‘inde nickel plated and equipped place or any time where she gets a] With meal, with some skimmed milk with the latest improved central dralt burner. Every lamp warranted. few moments free from peraecutton. | @dded, be fed moderately warm and Ul you cannot obtain the Perfection Oil Heater wr Rayo Lamp trom “The hen’s long fight for a chance] to substitute for the lack of {nsects your dealer write to our nearest agency for descriptive circular, > STANDARD O11, COMPANY ae" to rear a family has finally been] have some kind of animal food, of Clacespesenes \ cbr won. She did not hatch heroffspring| Which nothing {s cheaper or more Iv {sy the opinion of the writer, how- AVANVANUDANTANTANUAVAYUAUAYUATANYAATAN AND ANNDA TAA ATA OANA ° () ° NG : aoe from the china egg, but she adopted | desirable than butcher's acraps, atir- Th Kj d Y Al § Bou ht Y Real Estate Transfers Eimer Caldwell so TW & EB Site |*2@ new born progeny of the family |red Into 1%. A’ least once @ day 6 All OU nave way 7 d, sound corn one yearold, should 10 28 ar 8200 cat and drove the mother away.| 00d, y , WARRANTY DEEDS grep ecto og Agvet 61 q | She moved her china egg into the} be given; new corn fs too loosening In Use For Over 30 Years, Alexander Poore to John W Poore a 86 Grat A Ricahalko caod Shaw: nest with the kittens, so she not only | to be used. No more of this than of ‘THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 17 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. lots 8 & 4dblk 2 and lowes & 4 blk 18 Connelly's add to Rich Hill $25 John T Strahl to Clemenoe Ulrleh lot L bIK AT Amores $750, MAY—Herrktne tet Wilson tote 2 3,45 &6 bIk 12 Littles add to Hume $200, F FR Allen bo M BChttty lore 20 -& 80 Warfords add to Adrian $1200,! T B Wheeler to James W Asherats | Prospect as well. When the kittens, lot 19, 20 & 21 Town Cos lat add | W208 eyes are nos yet opened, mew to Adrian $500. for milk we muzzle the hen long “Nellie Bunch to SB Few 89 sien enough for the mother cat to feed 22 Lone Oak $1 them. Then the hen reclaims tho R A Atkleon to EJ Blount lot 5 & brood and drives the cat away with EY lo’ Gh LL West Ride add po] Sharp peck on the nose.” out than the birds can be induced to eatup clean, and that their flesh may| ~ pearance, they should have all the water that they want to drink. Turkeys that have got their growth In the Erobate Const for the County of Bates | and are tn fair co » | Georg) Parker, Deceased, | alr condition, may be Frank Allen, Administrator. | STATE OF MISSOURI, | | County of Bates. ; | ; > tattened for market {n a few wi t John W Poore to Dantel Hankins Buclor 9800 There is more Casarrah in this vec they are confined and well ia Now at thi sant cae tea n, admin d oore to Dante a * . 1 8 da’ mes Fran len, ° lose 3&4 blk 18 Connelly’s add to Ella Bennett to Frank G Wilson 80] on of the country than all other | : istravor of ‘the’ estate. oF George ' Parker, bi disenses put together, and until the see 4 Hudson $1,975 last few seams was supposed to be in- curable, For out many years r ‘. RR doctors protounced {¢ a local dicease Nig lot 3 bik 1 Atktson Park add to and seosined local remedies, and Butler $1100, Cassenna Stomach Tablets are be-|by constantly failing to cure with L& Richardson et alto ET Kirk- coming Wery popular Lt you should|local treatment, pronounced {t tn- pasrick lot 14 blk 8 Merwin $100 have trouble in fiuding them at your|curable. Science has proven catarrh Melvin P & Ernest FP Loug to U G) druggise’s, write the Cassenna Medi-| to be & constitutional disease and & ND Gander 40 2 19 Pl , cine Company, Jerico Springs, Mo,| therefore re uires constitutional «x. sander & Be ‘ PasaAn 40 tt treatment. all’e Catarrh Cure, ag fp ose ic: a Wb Stes denen — saat 1 oy by A J. ie ge tt nd ‘ YH Steuck to alker lot 12 "oledo, 0, Is the only constitu- blk 109 Town Cos Ist add to Rich A Bad Cut From an Adz. slonal cure on the market. I¢4a tak- watered every day. deceased, and presents to the court tion, praying for an order for th You take Kodol just for a Istle | much of the real estate of sald dectase y while when you have slight attacke | Sa estate, and yet unpaid for want of suffl- of Indigestion, and you take it just] clent assets, ‘accom rs Sg ae a little longer in order to get rellet : ered, tha from severe attacks of Indigestion sons interested in the estate of sald d ed, Reeh Hilt $100 Bdw C 2 Nafus 80 Geo W Dixon $0 8 W Sloop los 4 & Edw © Wiehen to RB Naftus 808 sec 12 Pleasant Gap $2,800 been made, and unless the contrary be shown today. Sold by C. W. Hess. gn or before the firat day of the next term of . November, 1908, an order will be made for the non sale of the whole, or 60 much of the real estate Gumptio 0 the Farm. of said deceased a5 will Be Samoleat Eas ayment of said debts; and it is further order- How's the back yard? Why not|Pa thats cone of this order he pablished In some newspaper in Bates county, Missouri snug up a little? for four weeks before the next term of thi t, and that thereof b d Hill $200. Frank MeQuitty, fireman of the/en internally in doses from 10 drops| Herd’s grass {s best for that piece Sa east of the belie eae Mk neice JW Mouck to T L Fleming lots 7 crew of Mo. Pac. car repatrers as this | teaspoonful. Is acts directly on| of low, wet ground. in Bates county, aforesaid, at least ten days prior to the trst day of the n-xt term of the blood and mucous surfaces of neu “ 4 é hi F df ce of the fill & 8 blk 56 Rich Hil $1500. point, sustained @ bad cut while at! th, gvatem. They offer one hnadred| Hit the rusty natl a whack or two sald petition and heariag te Bened thereone °* Harrlet B Conrad to WT Cole W% work. He was hewing a plece of tim-| dollars for any case {6 falls to cure | 0 the head, and it will’ pull a great | STATE OF MIssouRI, {os County of Bates, blk 16 Butler $1000 ver with an acz, when the sharp {n-| Send for circulars and testimonials. 1, J. A. Silvers, Judge of the Probate Court, deal easier. : ak : Ha f Larkin M Maréin to Larkin Me- strument slipped from the stick and a &CO.. Toledo, 0 The crop of boys and girls should the forentitie Ine eee Or eer cee Neill Martin lots 20, 21 & 22 b/k 17 eatered the left leg a few Inches above Sold by Drugylate, The : be well cultivated; send them to a sad Spare UT HARE Te to, as the Amores $300 vthe ankle A> gash several wagered Take Hall’s Family Pills for con-! good sehool, (ieas| Dene ahi ie Bee Mie , vey i Fe Be PROMOS - ne apf stipation. eel e- Be sute to open furrows through Pe A.D. ive. ay it Me 06 CRN gee IORG WAS EeGs sieht : ' the grain fleld to carry off the water ry by Probate, FB Poindexter to Geo A Stevens) pany physiclan, dressed the wound, Green Worms at Sedalia. when there fe an excess of ft. 1. ieiennieiaaneie 87 w see 6 Spruce $ Sedalia Democrat-Sentinel, x The armies of green worme that Wire netting will keep the rate ous ‘have invaded Sedalla and in some| fthecoru-crlb and give you achance | ‘ . cution issued from the offic: th e | parts have fallen upon and are de-|* Pus more money in the bank. of the cireuit court of Bates county, Me : . se returnable ab the October term, INBeot stroylng the foliage of many of our Pages hy tertilizer ee fo gourt and to mea eted. th vor of State of H ssouri ex rel Y, + Combs, Collector of | tnost beautiful trees, should yt ‘ __ no drill ooo pos the Revenue of Ba'ew county iileeour, Pe »| putting away. 8 parts w' Sgaing: John M. Steinick. ave leyied upon prompt attention elther from the} P & y cs and seized all the right, title, interest and a0 —Rich Hill Review. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of special exe- Are you Going to Cover a Building? If you are, remember that we have one and two ply RUBBER ROOFING, GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON, and the best grades of RED CEDAR SHINGLES We buy all these in Car Lots, and you cannot equal the price by buying in small quantities from any Wholesale or catalog firm, To convince yourselves that this statement is true, we advise you to get pric- es from such firms, but don’t buy until you have eeen our goods and gotten our prices, Likewise get our prices on DOORS, WINDOWS, PORCH COLUMNS, We have Southern & Carter Lead and the best kettle boiled Linseed Oil and a complete stock of Glass, We have everything in the lumber line, and are headquarters for Portland Cement. When you need any of the above, remember to the following described real estate to-wit: 2 (1 2) of the sontheast quarter (1-4) of section j begun their devastating work {n at| away. If you don’t, there will be a} thirty-four (34) township Torny-iwo (42) range thirdy- 2). jleast two localities in the western big leak in your pocketbook prosty | "MYA", Being the weet one-half | part of she city and are moving for-| soon tur a new root, thirtyaee ageeewat amarter (1-4) of section ; ' thirty-five (85) township for y-two (42) range ward with incredible rapidity as fast a Every farmer should have an of-| Hei Ae” ores: , a8 they denude trees upon which they { : fice, where his books, desk, writing | (172) ofthe southeast , work. thirty-four (34) township forty-two (42) range | materials, seed catalogues and seed | thirty-two (2). | Is is said by those who know that jeach body {s composed of thousands Eighty (80) : Being th t one-half samples will be right at hand. It (1-3) of the southwest querer (4) of section ' of these pestiterous insects and that | they never desert a tree upon which thirty-five (35) townsh!p forty-two (42) range pays. thirty-two (32); all lying and being in the anid | shey settle until nothing {s left but the bare trunk and branches, con- county and etate of Missouri, and 1 willon Why don’t farmers vote for farm- i suming every vestige offoliage. Even ers for office? Why do they not see iishipush tik Whatua Rica a aiGAS Usui a that they are nominated and then | noon and five o'clock In the Sfternoon of that to the casual passerby evidences of their thoroughly destructive work is elected? This is the time to see that day, at the east court house door in the city of , Plainly in evidence, the contrast be- Poabed coenty of a eg eg sl pine ahaee farmers have their share of the of- Tio vaatius tothe highest” blader tee AY “os | tween the path over which they have ;gone and that upon which they are moving being more than sad to ices. hand to satisfy said execution and costs. F, BEARD When the carriage gets a bitrusty,| “4 ‘those who appreciate the beautles of ‘ nature. Being the east one-half Monday the 5th day of October A. D., 1908, Sheris of Bates County, wash it up nice and clean, then rubit over with a soft cloth dipped in lin- Notice of Distribution, seed-oll. Just a little will make it Notice is hereby given to the heirs -at law, shine like @ glags bottle. Don’t drive ed Ta the erate of Ben aS P the carriage out, after wiping, until that 1, John C. Hayes, admintatrafor de bo P with will annexed, | f ; the ofl is well dried in. intend to apply vo the’ Probes Gomttoren —_ qe _ —————_—_—_—___ apply to of Bates Yours aly: | Where Bullets Flew, Be sure to run the mower over the | fu tote Fos bach olesisignetor” yeoran of belo ear wis ion 9|t0200 Held the all Thor sbond| Say Set ei armeiat | Veter , 0 101 Ly el 1e utler, Mo., Logan =-Moor e Lum ber Co | foot at Gettysburg, saye: “The good be no tangled mat of grass or weeds | on lefstor field mice to harbor and breed| Monday the 9th day of November, 1908, under, safe from the crow and other | and onthe first day of said term, or as soon birds which feed on such vermin. eee een aHORNG HAYES, Otherwise the grass crop for next| sae “Air lstrator (sae aaa year may be greatly damaged.— F From Farm Journal, October. No. 47ot | Electric Bitters have done is worth ——_ : more than five hundred dollars to OPeCereeees reseeeeooees .~)000 000 seetees sen. , me. I epent much money doctoring ‘ for a bad case of stomach trouble, Cc. BE, ROBBINS, to little purpose. 1 then tried Elec- THE SUCCESSFUL AUCTIONEER. tric Bitters,and they cured me I Sales made anywhere. Live stock and farm sales a spectalty. now take them asa tonic, and they pl rs ro A Oe ‘keep me strongand well” 50c¢ at Didn’t Practice His Preach. Am better prepared than ever to make your sale. Having made 110 successful sales the past season, amounting $145,048 67 worth Frank T. Clay’s drug etore. While a penurious grocer was tell- Marriage Licenses. ing his new boy how careful he must of property. Ama member of the International and vice-president of the Mo. State Auctioneers Aesociation. Reasonable terms for James F. Cameron, Johnstown. | be, a fly settled ona bag of sugar. high class up-to-date service. Send for free circular and how to ar- Gem City Business College Mary A. Foster, Spruce.|The grocer caught itand threw it Wesley Arrasmith, Rich Hill. | ®4y. The boy then sald: “If you sia, Inflammation, for and advertise a public sale. Call on or address meat $ | Panzy Jones, Rich Hill, | Wa0* me to be careful you aresetting and Ulcera ' im- hae, Mo. Phone No. 36° Wire me at my expense. Robt.8. Trarbull, Lincoln, Neb. iz bad oxamphe. ‘Why? reve 3 nor-fiach. | wateoe 10: Som ; | authorities or from owners of real] kerosene. claiin of the sald John M Steinicke of, in and | ; | estate, These worms have already| Get at that leaky barn roof right| Mighty (80) acres: Being the east one-baif in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infancy. ° Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experimente And by shutting them up and feeding What is CASTO R I A The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been of | may be brought {nto a fine condl- — isa kom ig mee een for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. — = wnt ose Live Brune sadved contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic » Some have found that barley b No. Kh Gentine Wore meal and corn meal, mixed halt and substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. than the turkeys will eat up clean. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend, ever, that more variety {s better. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Accordingly he would suggest that Bears the Signature of e ignatu: ne $9400 has the antmals, but her former|themash, however, should bethrown| ‘Stier look bright and present a neat ap- Order of Publication. ‘BUY OF THE PRODUCER AND GET IT PURE ‘YOU SEND NO MONEY I PAY THE FREIGHT be notified that application as aferesaid has | a PAID to an: or nervous Dyspepsia. 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