The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 11, 1909, Page 7

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Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to cure female diseases, The great vol. ume of unsolicited testimony constant- ly poring in proves conclusive! ty that Lytia Vegetable Com- ess. istre Je remedy for those 80 Many women suff © ills from whieh Tr. Lincoln Marriage Bond Found. Fulton, Mo., Feb —When Robert Lincoln, the father of Abrabam Lin- coln, was married to Nancy Hanks in Washington county, Kentucky, the father of Captain Robert M. Ber ry, of Willlamsburg, in this county, was one of the signers of the mar Mage bond, and a copy of the docu ment {s among the Captain’s papers at his home, while the origtnal is {pn the records of the Kentucky county. It was a law in Kentucky in those days for the bridegroom to guar @ntee proper support and matnten ance of the wife by giving bond, and Mr. Berry guaranteed to donat about $250 in caee Robert Lincoly failed to provide for Nuncy Hanks. Captain Berry, who is now 94 years old, is well informed on the early history of the Lincoln family and knows many incidents {n the bey life of the martyred President. Former Bates County Boy. The Appleton City Journal last week published a most excellent like- ness of Ed. A. Hook, proprietor of the Appleton City Telephone ex- change, together with his biography, as a successful business man of that town. Ed. Hook isa Bates county product, son of the late J. E. Hook of Hudson township, anda brother of J. Emmett Hook. He married a daughter of the late Judge Fred Fix The Journal says: “Prior to en- goaing in the telephone business Mr. ook with credit to himself and great satisfaction to the people dis- charged the duties of Circuit Clerk at the county seat four years; served two years as alderman from his ward in the elty council of Appleton City; {s now president of the Commercial club; secretary for a number of years of the Masonic lodge at this place and one of the directors of the new Academy associattén. He is also a prominent member of a very widely noted and exceedingly popular ant- a sribe at Clinton, known as the 8. Does the BabyThrive If not, something must be wrong with its food. If the mother’s milk doesn’t nourish it, she needs ’s Emulsion. It supplies the ts of fat required for the baby. If baby is not nourished by its artificial food, then it requires SCOTT’S EMULSION Half a teaspoonful three or : four times ‘a day in its bottle will have the desired effect. It COLONEL DENNING TO COLONEL MORRISON. | | Invites fhe Prodigal’s Return to Land of Plenty. Burer, Mo., Fes. 8, 1909. Epiror or THE Times: In answer to a letter that I see in your paper of recent date which Chas. Morrison | wrote criticising what I said about New Mexico, in particular Mountalno- air, the locality in which Mr. Morrt- son {s located. I was there about a month ago and drove out to Mr. Morrison's place. I have been acquainted with Mr. Morrison for thirty years He asked me what I thought of the country. I told him I did not think much of ft; did pot seem to agree with his views, for he was in the real estate business, He asked mo to give him my objections to shat place. The first thing, your soil ts no «ood; and the next thing you farm ers are all hauling water from one mile to ten miles for your stock and house uee, from a well which the raii road uses to get water for its en- jwines, which I understood was be- tween three and four hundred feet deep. Mr, Morrison says they ralee clover, timothy, alfalfa, potatoes, |pumpkins, cabbage, corn, wheat and | oats in that locality, while | did not see any of that stuff in a twenty mile drive, excepting a few small potatoes end a few pumpkins, I saw some jeorn in thesack which was shipped {trom Bates Co, Missourt, was all the corn | saw, I saw a car load of tn ovby hay which was worth $18 00 a ton, which the man sald came from | Kyusas, I don’t think there ts grase enough grows on one hundred ucree to feed one cow. Mr. Morrison says when that country gets developed {t will be all right, I don’t think its very new, for there fs Albuquerque only seventy miles from Mountatn- alr, which {s over three hundred years old, where men can take alt the government land they want wishin aight of the town, When farmers have to dig from one hundred to five hundred fees for water I don’t think much of ft. Mr. Morrison though I was loco. ed, bus I don’s think there is any danger of a man being locoed in New Mexico, forl think the land is too poor to grow loco, but 1 does ratse rattle snakes and gila monsters and sarantulas and fleas. I think Mr. Morrison would like to boom the country and have people to come down there so he could locate them. Mr. Morrison says he has known me for @ number of years and says my reputation for truth and varacity was never questioned. It seems to me since Mr. Morrison has gone to New Mexico he has gone a little daffy, for now he doubss my word. He called me Colonel Denning, where it was Only necessary to call me Pete. Any one who {a thinking of locating {n New Mexico had better go and see {s. If {t isn’t as I have stated it and worse, I will set up the dinners. Now Idon’t think Bates county is the only place. I saw places on my trip more desirable than Bates county (but {6 was not in New Mexico) but land was from $100 to $500an acre, say nothing about en orchard, with an orchard worth from $1,000 to $5,000 an acre. I think anybody that would leave Bates Co., where the soil {s good and plenty of water. coal, wood, market, schools and churches all over the county and go to New Mexico, I think they have made a bad mistake. Thisis Pete’s view of the matter. IfI were in the real estate business in New Mexico I suppose I would talk different and I think that is the reason Bro. Morrt- son talks the way he does. Bro. Morrison fe like the prodigalson. He left the land of plenty to eat and to spare and went to New Mexico to feast on stubby cedars without any water. But if he wants to come back to good old Bates we will give him the right hand of fellowship. Perer Dexnine. Gentle Advice to Autoists. Ifthe same amount of efforts ‘| | pended on the horn to get people to move out of your way were used to move the steering wheel slightly so as not to seem to bear directly upon the person {n front, and if youshould steer around wagons in the road, as! nine ¢imes out of ten you must do in! the end, rather than blow and blow! the horn in vain effort to get them | to move, much less friction would be! caused and the speed increased. I think {¢ is much better to pase care- fully and as quietly as ble. poe ph igs are no! : be ; atall, and you can generally tell if warning {e neceesary.—Augustus Post in The Outing Magazine for February. County Court Proceedings. Court met in regular montly ses sion, with all members present, when the tollowing proceedings were had: Assessment for all the railroads, telezraph sud telephone companies in Bates county made and entered of Record. Correction ordered on the double assessment of the Rosser printing company for taxes of 1908. Reduction in taxes ordered on lots 7 and 8, bik 173, Town Co’s add to; Rich Hill tor taxes 1906 & 7. JB Durand appointed trustee for| Prairie township, vice Chas Lane, re- | signed. The following township trustee: | made semlannual setilements for school monies in their hance: Elmer Requa, Pleasant Gap, De C Mize, New Home township. | V L Garrison, Mound township. W A Gerkin, Lone Oak township Chas Perry, Osage townsh!p Henry Garduer, Homer township JR Broughton, Shawnee township | Regerrela Harta d D A Bean appointed Superintend ent of the county poor farm for the next year. Highway Engineer Borron ordered to survey and make estimate for bridge over Eass Fork Marmaton | Lyons Wm T | Corbin J W | Prey Chas M Rosier J K Probate Court Docket February 1909 Term. Executors and Administrators. February 22nd, 1st day North Joshua P H Hol > Woody John D Mary J &C W Woody Eldri W C Bloridge Saddi J Asaddler Court Nancy M Courtright ry 2ra, Zed omy, John & ua Wm Schapeler WS James C E Fergneon , ded day. JL Angeli Elmer 5 Requa MN Teeter& Fern Rogers ohn J Fischer Fetroary 256, don oay, W D Corbin Mary E Haines G M.Hughes RJ Sprout YOR, Oth day, Jne C Hayes Geo Han 5 E Robinson Ed A & J E Hook “ey Barbara Ganter JC Biggs Frank Allen J W Helms Tth aey | i F Frey A, EH,AC & Wm Rosier Timmons Elward AF &W R Timmons Warner anna F Wm A Florence March 2ad, 8th aay EA Bennett Geo D MeNeil 3 T Keeble RB Campbell Maren 3rd, 06h day. Turner GC G F Turner Ryen JJ Daisy Stanley & Nellie Welch Winchell RH Phebe Winchell Guardians’ aod Curators’ Docket. March 44h, 10th day. Francis Steele W 5S Steele Woody Anna A Mary J Woody | Hanna Joseph et al JJ ffanna | Ballfineh WL NW Batldneh Littledeld George Lee Littletietd Nen Apna Schmidt Ferdinand H ruary 2 Haines Martha FouttyJ A Daniels Sarah A Peronar Alexander WD Allen WD Koblnson L P GanterG F Armstrong Elizabeth ¥r vary B Mareh Let harlotte creek, bet secs 1 and 12 West Boone township. Somi-annual settlement of county treasurer, W R Bell, examined and approved, School loan granted to P M and E A Cherry for $2,000 Dr TC Boulware appointed Secre tury of Board of Health for Bates county for two years from January les, 1009. Dramshop license granted J L Gar. rison, Cobb & Mabbots and Henry Christman, all as Rieh Hill. Johnson Stotts appointed deputy constable for Mt Pleasant township, on request of D D McUann, constable, Swamp land patent granted Wm Hollingsworth to she following de- seribed tract of land: NW NESW, sec 28 and NE NW SW sec 23 in township 38 range 29. AL Ives appointed special commis: sioner to foreclose school fund mort- gage on the R B Hurt school loan. Stockade ordered built as Jal! in which to work prisoners on the rock pile. By request the court past the fol- lowing resolution and ordered it en tered of record: Ordered by the county court shat | the Hon L M Griffith, Representative in the legislature of Bates county, and Senator Anthony be requested to use all honorable means to secure the amendment of the revenue laws of the state in such manner as to provide for the collection of taxes during the same year fn which assess | ed. That such change In the law is urgently required to provide for the callection of a greater proportion of the taxes than {fs possible under the present law as well as to enable more equal justice to all who own property subject to taxation. Court ordered citations and fore closures {n a number of delluquents on Interest on school loans The usual batch of accounts for current expenses were ullowed and warrants drawn to pay the same. Court adjourned to meet March lst, 1909 lich cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Santtary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by Frank T. Clay, Druggist. 50 6m CBRE Ex Bet 9888380 Our Burdock Tonic Compound is a blood purifier and ton- ic combined. Taken this season of the year it gives the most grat- ifying results in toning up the system and acting also as a safe-guard against colds and other maladies so prevalent in winter and early spring. Ask us About It. CLAY’S Prescription Druggist. “- What you buy We Stand by, Phone No. 4, "| war’s sbirt.’ | March Sth, 11th day. | Bear Minnie & Alpha JnoC Hayes | Ha Thos & Jesse Jno C Hayes HarryN@ = Jno C Hayes | G Jno C Hayes smith Ina AV Smith March 6th, 12th day. Teasley Eliza Jd J W Jamison Davis Lura et al J W Jamison Sai fartha W O Jackson Cummings Samuel Young Efe M Camimings Anderson Jessie & Mattle J 5 Anderson March Sth, 18th day, Powell tlarvey Jesse Warren Haskins Lonah et al WT Hoover Poffenbarg ildred MJ W Poffenbarger Lewis bitle s et al IW Lewis Richie Claud Hetal HC Richie March Oth, L4th day, Carrol Fred Metal = M M Carroll Wood Orvil et ab TJ Morgan Clark Grac DL Clark Short Alsi amuel TS Borger Young Nat Albert Young March LOth, Lath day, Ruddle Mabel et al Geo W Ruddle Standish Dora May EC Horton Kooger Barney et al = Wim Maw Nafus Walter Jno W Wade Mahala E WH Frazee rel T1th. 1G6b cy | Colbert Cecil et al © A penton Jobnson Juo W WF Duyall Sproul Clark Jno® Hayes J, A, SILVERS, | Judge of Probate ‘Tate storles are now the order of the day. A writer in the Chicago In ter Ocean makes this consributlon: | "Some time ayo a (hicagoman went down to Claclanati to attend a Yale |alumul dinner. Arriving at the hotel | just {a time to dress, he found he had | | brought everything except a white jshirs. ‘Here, George,’ he said, cateh {ng a bellboy, ‘go through the hall, and ask some of these gentlemen dressing for the dinner Sf they can! lend me a shirt. Now, remember | shat I’m a great big man.’ Ina little | while the darky came back and said | |the only gentleman he could find | who had & shirt big enough was See- | retary ‘Taft, who was dressing for the dinner, too, and would be glad to oblige In the middie of the din jner the Chicagoan recefved a tele- \yerama that made ft necessary for him | &) be back home {n the morning. So, featehing up his grip, he hurried to | bie train in evening clothes. Is was early when he entered his own home, | bat his wifs heard him come tn and called: ‘Is thas you, Henry?’ Yee, jmy dear’ ‘Did you uttend she ban ques?’ ‘Yes, ahd had a perfectly stunning time. Juss guess what | brought back.’ ‘Whasis it? ‘Why, | wy dear, I’ve got on the secretary of For a moment there waa silence, and then his wife sald jvaustically: ‘Henry, I think {f you ite down on the couch out tnere Adrian Notes. Journal, During the storm last week Arch | enough insurance to cover the loss. | Frank Baieand Mise Edna Cummins Alex Cumming of this city Sunday evening, January 21st 1909, Rev Weir officiating. Bert Hammontee’s baby died last Thursday trom the effect of a piece of meat lodging in ite wind pipe. The attending phyetcian performed an operation to remove the obstruction but the little one was not strong enough to eurvive the shock. The soung parents have thesympathy of frlende in this bereavement. | A number of his friends went un- bidden to the home of Ed. Hess last Thursday and reminded that gentle- man that it was his birthday We don’t know just how old Ed. is bus this occasion proves that hets not too o}d to besurprised by histriends All present enjoyed the occasion to the limit, ae alldo who enter this hospitable home. Ed. Hess is one of the best citizens in this community you’ll feel better after a little while.” | Holloway’s barn at Coffeyville, Kan., | $900. was destroyed together with 36 head jof horses, There was not nearly jog § Hustons Ist add to Adrian were united in marriage at the home |}, 24 Littles add to Hume $700. | of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs | LO AN NNR oten> OLD FOLKS Especially neod “N edy” (N matism out of their c . Bowels in good order; need it for the stre Take a that disease the purchase price refunded, Every Better Than Pills For Liver Ills oe GET A 2 For Sale by C. W. HESS, Indigestion Ends. 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Lt digests your your stomach can’t, Each triangule will digest all the food you can eas and leave nothing to ferment or sour meala when Geto large S0cen’ case of Pape’s Diapepsin from your druggiss and start taking bo day and by touor row you will actually brag about your healthy, strong Stomach, for you then can eat avything and everything you want without the slightest discomfors or misery, and every particle of {mpurity and Gas thatisin your stomach and {ntes- tines is going to be carried away without the use of laxatives or any other aesistance. Real Estate Transfers. WARRANTY DEEDS, R G Cather to H H Havely lots 1- 2-3 blk 17 Walnut $1000. Stephen Gilham to Nona ACoberly pt rec 33 Deer Creek $300, Stephen Gilham to James W Maxey | and John H Stone pt see 33 Deer | Creek $1000. | GN Bennest to J I Brown lots 31- 32.33-34 Town Cos 1st add to Bus ler $1200, ; Walter H and Lowls L Mistler to Albers Young 25 a see 13 and 24 : Deep Water $1,250 | Rich Hill Town Co to Justin A Requa lot 10 blk 67 Rich Hill $200. | Hetrs of Jane Green to Theodore Green 60 a see 8S West Point $800. L R Gile to Mary Leffler lots 1 and | 2 bIk Hustons secand add to Adrian | S620. John Graggto TP Burris 39 | see 32 Mingo twp $120, | ) Mary E McFarland to HM Har ness St) a see 11 Spruce $2400 € Turpin to E Angela Scully 80 1 | eee 20 Shawnee $2240 B P Briggs to Crissle T Weathers 40 a sec 16 Osage $1200, | Theodore Green et al to Grant} ‘| Shaw 140 a sec 8 West Point $2500. Albers H Counterman to W A | | Jeffers pt sec 14 City of Rockvil'e| Annie E Price to Mabel Woodgard + $700. W LCurtis to TJ Farrell lots 5 6} EC Webster to AN Lyons 5208 sec 5 7-3 Lone Oak $27,000. A M Lyons to EC Webster ¥ int in pt sec 7-8 17-18 Lone Oak $30,600. CF Boxley to Lula M and H G Steele pt blk 48 City of Butler $6C0 Halley’s Comet Coming. The coming of Halley’s comet will be the astronomical event of the heavens of 1909. For 38 years It has been rr | toward us atthe rate of 2,246, miles every day, and fe now about 460,000,000 miles away. By the middle of May, 1910, it is expected to reach {te perihelion —the nearest point it will reach— which will be about 65,000,000 miles away. Then {t will turn back and travel beyond the' confines of the solar system to reverse its course only after 3,000,000,000 miles of wandering has been undergone. It and hae 6 host of friends who wish him continued success. comes once every seventy-five years, | but loses some or {ts brightness, | Let “NATURE'S REMEDY” Be Your Doctor. if BUTLER, ee ~ R Teblets); ‘ake the Rhew- thee Kidneys and gth and vigor it gives. good condition satisfaction, oF St: BOX, a 5 . Draggist, Butler, Mo MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Missouri Pacific Time Table BUTLER STATION TIME CARD EPPECTIVE NOY, 8, 1908, Trains North ( No. K, C, Stock Local Freight Trains South ( No Local Freight § West, departs Kast, arriy Interstate The Missourt Pacit ve through packng ar service which delivera merchandise trom New York tn But- ler on she fifsh morning ous, fourth morning delivery from Cinciiuneatl and Cleveland, third moraotng from Indisnapetis ond Chteago, second morni: yo oSt Louts Will be glint eo farnih you routeing orders which will Insure quick the B. . Vaxpervoonr, Agent. 3 DR, E. N. 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