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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-06

STATE OF MISSOURI
County ofBates,
In the Circuit Court Of Bates County. Missouri.
in vacation. September 20th l-l-. Eluira
FHekinger, plaintiff, ". AIbertus Fry ct al -,
defendants
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein nv
her attorneys, who having heretofore Iled her
petition and affidavit, alleging among other
things that defendant, Mamie Winger i not a
resident Of the state of Missouri W hereur,0n
II : ordered By the Clerk in vacation that SAID
defendant he notified by publication that
pialntlH has commenced a suit against her In
this court, by petition and affidavit. the object
and general nature of which is 70 obtain 4
judgment and decree Of court -ettrn. aside a
certain paper writing lied ami recorded in the
once Of The Probate Court Of Bates county.
missouri peTpDFuDE to be the last VIII and
with the codicil thereto attached and Tor al
proper relief, and that unless the said Manic
nlhger, De and appear al this court at
the next term thereof 70 be begun and
holden al the court house IN the citv Of
butItT- IN sald county, On the 18Th DAY Of 10
said term, II the term shall 20 long coHtlnG.-
ana i NOT then On OF before the last dav Of
saiG teTIn-aBswer or plead 10 the petition In
SAID cause, the same viii b. taken a. confessed
ana Judsment viii be- rendered accordingly
And be II further ordered that a c0uv hereof
D publ shed. according - Law il tb-
BCTLER WEEKLY TINES, a weekly uevv-rsT..-r
printed and published IA Bate r5un.r. VI -
sourl, Tor four weeks successfully, the last in
stFIio1 10 De at least fifteen days before the ryt
day OF The ReNt term Of the circuit court
SIENA ARR AICIiESDN. Circuit CLERK
a true copy 81 the record. Witness nav hand
and the seal Of the circuit rGar; gf
tSEALs Bates county. this 10Th dav ~ So
TENDER, ls1s- STEWART ATCHE-OS
4'4t Circuit Clerk
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The Dreaded
Consumption
L. a. Slocum, N. G, the Chemist and
scientist, viii Send Free, 10 the
AI1icted, three Bottles Of his
Newly Discovered Rene
dies 10 Cure Consump-
ton and All Lung
Tronble

Nothing could be fsirer, more pf.Isntt. ,o,r.
% - ar more. Oy TO the afflicted than ~
o.,rf o. !. A oiocum. NJ. G.. Of u Pearl
CONFIDENT tnat he has SlscovereH an shaofr..
cure ior consumption sud ali pulTnonarv Cor
I-s4Lt5; and 20 make its great inertia fnoWn
te VIII send. free, three bottIes Of nedlcfne
- az reader Of the BUTLER WKEEry Tr,-yz
VIC Il suferInZ from chest, bronchial tbrosf
anu an troubles or consumption
a-EeslF This new scientific c0urse IF ry..4
APPARENTLY hopeless csses VI
] Re Doctor couslIsrs II MA yefT,-).-r. L..
-. 14ty Wnich ne owes % humGnity-to donate
MS infalliDls cue. CO
~ oH -.t- freely, Is enough TO commend It,
~ more 50 l5 the perfect confidence ar tbs
great chemist making the propositlOu.
ne mas proved .he dreaded consuuu.tor 20
oe ? c1raols disease beyond sny dou6t
mere viii Dc mistake IN seusipv-.5e
4hletske viii Be in overlooking the gepsro1s
N iFsslon- He has on file in his AHeyfcan
an european laboratories testiRoufsls Of sx-
world - 80 PSASs u bAs
Don't delay until too late. Addrsss 7. A
sLocun, n c., . Pine street, New Tork. ara
~ ShSn WING me Doctor, please give eKprsss
ana posto1ee address, and mention ys1dt1@
this article In the BCTLEx wKMLYTIKEs III
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Order of Publication.

STATE CrIE.-, OF MISSOURI, Sc.
In the Probate Court for the county of Rates
August term, ISS~, c y. Teatar a1roiTiz
traitor, HoueTt hnaus, deceased.
Order Of Publication
Teeter administrator Of Robert t,r.--.
deteAsel, presents 70 the court his ari-7C7
praying Tor an order for the sale Of 50 IuDcb %
me real estate OF sad deceased a. viii psv ana
SaJ>i4 the remaining debts due bv said esrs-a
ana yet unpaid for want Of sufficient s.-arz'
etolHpahIe1 9E the accounts. lists and invan-
tones required by law in such case an t1.r--
3halon whereof IL Is ordered that all rersl1z
interested IN the estate of SAID d-7eaS rT -. -
Qned That application a. aforesaid bss -
MADE, ana unless the contrary be shown on -
otIore me irsE day Of the next term Of ft,i-
court 10 De held on the second Monday az q
Neinber l>> next an order VIII be made f6r -
>ats OF me y mole, or 80 much of the zeal STAT
% SAID deceased a viii be sufHe5err fa- a
payment of said debts; and il ! further o-r7--
81 taat TINS notice be published in some 49,
paper published in Bates county IN M. 80.
for four week. before the next term ~ a.
court ana that copy Of this notice b. serted -
eacn OF the heirs residing in Bates counrv ~
a. least ten days prior 70 the frsE dav 80 -
next term of this court - ---7
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Bates. $.
l. VIM NJ Dalton. Judge Of the Probs..
Court, held in and for said county her-hz c :
MY inst the foregoing is rrue roDv ~ -.
original order Of publication therein -sfa--{ =
a. Ihe same appears OF record in nv ono - -
witness my hand and seal az ss5s
isEALJ court Done al Office IN Butler NJ
9Th day OF September, IsSsS 49,
Il =, WA- II DALTON
Judge OF Probate
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Inc only Original and genuine French-FemaIe
regulator. OF Nine. st German, Paris In
SURPASSED as being safe. sure and reliable in
eNery case sold under positive guarantee or
money refunded. Get the genuine. Price 81
states and Canada KING, HAPVApn 20
~ ashin Eton s.. Chicago III
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MIssOURI}

STATE OF hIssoURI} a.
County ofBates,
In the circuit court OF Bates county, Missouri,
ia vacation, september 20, 1898, The State oi
Missouri at the relation and 10 the use of Ii
owen, eI-onhciO collector of the revenue OF
Bates county in the state of Missouri plain
TIN, VS. III q hcIlrayy and Rosa Leets de-
PENDANTS.
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney before the undersigned clerk OF
the circuit court of Bates county in the state OF
Missouri, in vacation, and files her petition
stating among other things that the above
named defendants, Ii. q. McIlrayy and Rosa
IeetS, are non residents Of the state of Missouri
Nhereupon tits ordered by the clerk in vacation
that said defendants be notified by publication
that plaintiff has commenced a suit against
them in this court by petition the object and
general nature OF which is to enforce the lien Of
the state of Missouri for the delnuueut taxes
OF the years ls93, 1895 and 1886, amount
ing in the aggregate to the sum of g. -
together with interest. costs, commi ssion and
fees, upon the following described tracts OF
Lot two o. in block twelve Q2) in the west side
sddttlon to the city OF Butler, Missouri,
anq that unless the said defendants be
and appear al the next term of this court to
be begun and holden in the city of Butler Bates
county, Missouri, on the first Tuesday after
the second Monday in November, Is9S and on
or before the third day thereof, Qf the term
snail so long continue. and if not then before
the end Of the term. } and plead to said petition
according TO law. the same will be taken as
confessed and judgment rendered according to
the prayer of said petition. and the above de-
scrlbed real estate sold 10 satisfy the same
Ana II Is further ordered by the clerk afOre-
saId mat copy hereof be publ shed in the But
- -, a =. =; a "eeAIE ne" paper PRINT
ca ana published in Bates county, Missouri, for
four weeks successfully, the last inser-
ton to be at least fifteen days before the first
Jay OF the next term OF said court. true COPY
from the record. Witness my hand as clerk
aforesaid with the seal Of said court
EsEALl hereunto affixed. Done at once in
Butler on this the 10Th dav of sep
teIbtr, lsSs. STEWART ATCHESON,
- Al Circuit Clerk.
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Kansas City Times.
WESTERN IN LOCATION AND
SENTIMENT.
A Daily Paper Devoted Entirely 10
Western Interests Read this
Offer to Readers.

Uncle Sans new colonies viii prove >
source OF great Interest 70 the AmsYieea pee
PIE generally, aud particularly VIA -
Itslaents Of the great south we6t-tne ch0ten
neld offhe Kansas city Times The var "a
Impressed IN nearly every reader the neeass
fity Of having live metropolitan daily news
paper.
The second invasion Of the Phlllppi1ss.
Porto Rico and Cuba by the commercial fofoea
or the nited states ~ ~ BE- attended y ntly
interesting events. Yankee enterprise VIZ
complement Of improved machinery and EIls
awake business methods, Will eject 81 Gtay-
ing revolution a. achieved by ferA@
skllors and sOidlers IN the recent campMght'
Inc progress 81 this peaceful army OF D1As
ness men VIII be chrOnIcIed IN the coluHns8
Inc hsnsa- City Iimes. In addition, thsfs
VIII De congregational elections IN al -
states of the union this fail.
as an Indication Of the prevailing tsntlfesss..
OF we county tbls contest viii ~ TseE-
WIN 81 Unusual interest ard in order . -
~ y IA the movements Of the pOliuch -
BOARD. western readers should keep intoa1s
win events daily transpiriHg ~ mstHs =
Isst mail, The Times 10 distributed over -
greater portion Of Assouri, EAnsss. -
yrsska. Oklahoma, ATksBsss and lre'@
Territory.
Ifyou wantA Tvs mp to-dsts paper, priinlls.s
81 Lne news ard uBcCmprOmis.ng asA<
cratic in the broad western Fefss Of the Wgis
The Eansas City Times.
DAILY and sunday year 500
Daily only year go
Daily and Sunday meath sZ.og
Daily and Sunday months sL09
Twice g. Week Times year 8l.O
Address
KANSAS CITY TIMES.
KaLsas City, 10
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GA 90 TOT Z a.
s s:.s: the "MI:1'Iy:z.:::s;::!:' Bought
WAR UNDERWRITERS.
ExactinE Money From a Conquered
Foe Is a Modern Practice,

EAhCLInR money rFoih conquered
Foe Is a Modern Practice.
In ancient times the victor
despoiled the enemy, he had over
come, sacked cities and took what
ever they could carry away. Now
he respects private property but he
makes the conquered nation pay the
whole cost Of the war. In either
case the practice is analogous to
that OF the civil courts, which as
sesses costs upon the defeated party.
The four great wars of the last 30
years have all been followed by ex-
actions Of this kind After Prussia
defeated Austria in the ''seven weeks
war of 1866. she demanded OF her
adversary 100000 thalsrs, or
about f3,000,e00 sterling, a modest
sum as indennitiss go. She made
similar exactions also from the
states which allied themselves with
Austria. This was ia addition to
territorial concessions. Five years
later France was defeated by Prussia
and besides being compelled to give
the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine,
was forced to pay her victorious
enemy the enormous sum of $780,
100000 sterling. Payment was to
be extended over a period of four
years and German garrisons were to
be retained in France until the whole
was paid, but the splendid patriot
ism of the French people enabled
the Government to anticipate the
payments and the last German sol
der left France in July, 1878.
Again Russia, after defeating Tur-
key in 1878, claimed in addition
to territorial concessions, a money
indemnity of soc, 100000 rubles. A
considerable part of this amount
Turkey still owes to Russia. In
like manner Japan followed the ex-
ample of European nations, exactine
from China in 1895 war indemnity
of more than 100000, loco, and mil
lions more for surrendsring her
claim on the Liaotung Peninsula.
This was in addition to the cession
of the Island of Eormosa. Such ex-
actions from defeated nation,
whose resources are already nearly
exhausted by the strain of war, seem
severe, but it is desirable that litiga-
ton be made not too easy and mex
pensive to those who have dispo
sition to indulge in it, it is vastly
more important that nations be de.
tered from entering upon war on
slight provcc alton It'd. Bits.
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IRE MADE HER MURDER.
Chastsement of Babe Causes One Missouri
Mother TO Kill Another-Both Had
Use of ReyoVers.

. fILac. ~AO NC ~" - AS
pears from the story of Mrs. George
Ewing, who Monday night shot and
killed the wife OF her brother in law.
Mrs. Frank Ewing, the trouble
grew out of q simple cause, the
rough handling of her child by her
sister 10 law in moment of anger
The husbands of both women be
ing absent from home-Geo, Ewing
in Maryville aud Frank Ewing in
Omaha-they were to spend the
night together, Mis-. Frank Ewing
visiting her sister in law.
The evening was passed quietly
and pleasantly, and the sound of the
piano was in the home of George
Ewing.
At about 9 o'clock the mothers
made ready to retire. They went
upstairs into a small room about II
feet square. A boy, 4 years old, the
son of Frank and Lizzie Ewing, was
asleep upon pallet upon the floor.
A daughter OF George and Ida Ew-
ing, tive years old, full of life and
playfulness, was trying to awaken
her little cousin who was sleeping
upon the pallet. The little girl con
tinued to tease the sleeping child
until Lizzie Ewing became angry
and said sharply to the child:
George and Ida never have
taught you any manners"
Selling the little one she, Lizzie,
her slayer declares, threw her on the
bed, her head striking the wall. A
fight between the mothers ensued
A revolver under the pillow of the |
bed was grasped by Ida E wing who,
turning to Lizzie, said:
I'm shoot YOU"
It seems, however, that a ward
robe was near by in which there was
a second pistol, and this was quickly |
in the hands Of Lizzie Ewing, but
too late to be used by her. She
succeeded in cooking it, but two
shots were fred by Ida Ewing, the
first taking effect in the forehead
and the second in the temple.
Ida Ewing ran over to the house of
B. r. Luse, her nearest nsighbor,
and said: II have shot and killed
Lizzie 1 shot her two times"
After telling of the killing she be
came historical, sinking in a coma
lose state and has sore manned since.
"For five weeks l lived on cold
water, so to speak" writes a man
who suffered terribly from indiges-
ion.
He could hardly keep anything on
lis stomach What stayed, wasn't
digested and gave him
errible pangs.
This is not an uncommon case,
Oyspeptics don't get enough nour-
shment. They are generally thin i
md weak
They may eat enough, but they
lon't digest enough. Much of what
hey eat turns into poison. If this
.eeps on there's no telling what dis
ase they may get next. l
That's why it is best to take ,
shaker Digestive Cordial, as soon as (
of indigestion appear.
1t cures all the evils of indigestion 6
nd prevents the evils which indi t
.estion causes. {
Sold by druggists, price Zoe to s
i per bottle. t
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Everybody. Saws So

Casc4rcts Candy Cathartc, the most wonder
IIslTssIihS 70 me TASTE, act gently and positye-
y on Lhe Adneys, liver and bowels. cleansing
IeVer, hseltual sonst patson and biIiousnass
a. diesss buy and Try box OF c. C. c. TO-DAY: 10.
all druggists. ~s 'S
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A WOman'S
Burden.

This is a story Of addressed 70 7t0nHer II
is a plain statement IF fats too strong IN themselves
to require embellishments be 0A6tcd,
stua1e to be passed b. any zeE0 abbye-
1zztes tie 1aIue gf good hrahh.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-06

The homely, but expressive axiom
Easy comes, easy goes" applies to
the nation as we'll as individuals.
The United States treasury is abso-
lutely glutted with money, and so
the intangible and interim govern
ment felt that it could afford to be
very liberal with it's Paris Peace
Commissioners. The common peo-
pie who have to work for a living
and help to keep the national Golfers
replete-think that $4,000 salary
each for two months work. with
$3.50 day for expenses, is paying
pretty high for the whistle.-St
Louis Chronicle.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-06

Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
ieYes the intense itching. 1t soothes.
1t heals, It cures chronic cases when sur
geons tail. 1t is scientific certainty, its
sales increase through its cures, it is no
experiment. Every bottle guaranteed.
soc, tubes 75c II. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-06
A word to the wise is sufficient.

A word to the wise is sufficient.
Elys Cream Balm has completely
cured me Of catarrh when evervthin 9
else failed Alfred ". Stevens,
Caldwell, Ohio.
Ely's Cream Balm works like a
charm; 1t has cured me OF the most
obstinate case of cold in The head: I
would not be without it.-Fred'k
Fries, 2S3 Hart St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
A Zoe trial size or the SOC size of
Ely's Cream Balm will be mailed
Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers.
Sc Warren St, n. Y.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-09-01

state Are the Largest IN
Existence.

The jack rabbits Of southern Ca.l-
fornia are the biggest rabbits IN rN:st
cree. They are a. IicrI as the w'&n.
I'D ,:;!r Will 81; STE on it, form 81 UN
:"a's-,t unit: you have a.::..-
-. uu..: i hy lis mu.e-i;kt ears. hE: {.
.- Suu can close YOUR fingers 90.
'"'rs will be no rabbi, there. IL Us,
....A. Say ~ yards ahead. yen "Yi. -,
WAT yuuihiHk is anoiher rnGhil ,hmtn; t..
-, in ii fluffy bunch. waiting b..
..u in the same way. Hu, II W.
.r anOlhtr rabbit. II will. b" the 80.
n"", il having covered al that g..
ia"ra and settled down again hrGui.
YOU have hardly missed it from where,
il sal first.
These big rabbits are as swift and
sudden as the nGas that swarm on them
d. Ooh as summer comes. The RABBIT
are fat then. but these fleas are ="
;hick on them. and are so ravenous ;hh'
icy actually reduce the lOng-currti
..@!-GuOied jumper TO IL skeleton IL.
a. time the fall rain sets in. IT :"
wasn't for those regular fa.! rains H..
!.sas would be Of great service TO u,
IN destroying the rabbit pest. for The
rabbits could moi withstand The
assaults Of their Unsuitable parasite,
G.;uy days longer. Blu, the rains are
certain, and they are fatal to the fleaS.
The wafer Kills. the beas, and the rab.
bits pitch in again. on our vineyard.
and orchards and grain with sharpenrd
apppiites. Notwithstanding the thou.
sands Of jack rabbits we slaughter in
The spring. enough escape TO Keep Nh"
supply big enough TO make it necessary
for the slaughter OF other thousands
the next spring. 1t is simply impos-
sib!c TO eXierminaIe them. they are
such sure and persistent breeders. So
we may eNpr"' 20 have 1hP fun Of jack
rabbit ronmd-ups every gear rs long
as we raise fruit in Fresno county and
parts adjacent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-09-01

Vice President I. B. Max"n Of Reno has una ie arrangements whereby bel
can get Nevada exhibits, shipped from any point in the State along the line
IL the q. F.. X. K. to Omaha and return, and he REQUESTS all persons who
wish the interests OF The State advertised, to cooperate with the Expos
tin County Commissioner Of his county, whose name is shown above and
prepare some product OF his county and send it to the nearest point on The
O. Z. R. Il. from which place it will be sent to ON Ina and Fexhibted, ADD
returned to the same remit at the close Of The exposition freq Of expense
the exhibitor. Full information should accompany everything sent for
hibiton. BEFORE sending anything t, the line Of the railroad a full d.
scriptob should be given 10 the Expo ition COMMISSIONER of the county
who in turn will nifty the Vice President, who will q tfy him what aMO
to take, otherwise thtre might be many Implications. Anply &c you
County Representative fer further information, and don't let this oppr
tnnlly OF advertising the resources Of Nevada be lost.
The Trans Mississippi, ana International Congress is COMPOSE oil de.
gates from every State and Territory West OK The Misassfppi river ThI
idea Of this exposition originated 10 that Congress at its's8sst6h a. Omabap u
1885, and the Jroject has become a National enterprise md the NatOppI
Commission has been organized and g. in active service. there being a'
commissioner for each Of the seyeral departments ~ the Government. Mel
Of the TTans-M mississippi BtaheB are well afohk IN the wy df gathering Ell
hibts from their respective States and qany of item Ghap6tmade liberal R
pffS. sA"~"@ s'H"s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-09-01
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
The Men Have Neither the inclination
Nor Opportunity fer LonE. =,
Visits.

A recent article in LIE Figaro, of Paris,
is devoted to the American colony in
that city. 1t says that the colony has
always played the important and bril-
liant role in society chiefly bscau@l
most Of the Americans were ".imeri.
caiucs." ut is certain" continues l.;
Figaro, that out Of ten '.in:cric4inGs
residing in Paris there is butrone amer
lean. Aifuirs-'buslRess.' as they say
over therv-absorbs the stsrner sex in
the United States. In that country the
ncn have neither the inclination nor
the opportunity for much leisure. anG
only Pay us very short visits.
"Whi!" their wives INSTALL themselves
h;rr the good husband only makes :iy-
ms visits. ard is very seldom referred
- in tho elegant salons of the wives"
she writer continues: 81 vas AZ an Of
IA! ball not long ago, where ~ CT
lem WAS the hero of Il curious his.
:.irc. Ii" wrote on the lapel of his Goa;
a brilliant star. which struck me a.
CHi".!.!i and somewhat curious in for
Although very artistic, the order ".
mnkr0wn to me. Some indiscrecI ':::.
son i~nterrogated the Yankee as to w.,":
:!&sr il was. The Yankee replied. IN ::
rhIcgmatic tone: 1T is my own compo-
s~ition.'"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-09-01
More Interest I'm Horses.

Thee is no question about the re-
vival Of interest in horse breeding, { nd it
is safe TO say that mnr@S VIII he
bred this year than for any year since
1909. Nor is the reason for this siutcof
affairs obscure. Horses nre getting
scarce good ores, especially and
again bring prices that pay fer their
oats. The prices in the ountrY have
advanced more thar. In the trarket' as a
rule. and It Is lard to pick up horses
and make any money shipping them
where they could be had very cheap two
81. three years .ag9:---National jStQck-
iH1an.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-09-01
JOINT STATEMENT

~ AUDITOR AND TG;EAStjlitI
or k.LNO COUNTY.
FOR the Quarter Ending Dec.
81, 1907.
t cos- OF Of NEE,XkA A.
AUDITORS oYFlLE
- the Honorable" Board o, County Commis
uoh"r- d! Ei.o Comfy. Nevada.
f~ENFLgNEN: We herewith submit VI Quar-
Eiy Report OF the Finances cT Tho County
TIL. quarter ending Dec. 81 1891.
respectfully aubrnitted:
G. A. WATKINS
AnGttor.
"A. MCBRIDE