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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-02
LUMINOUS PAINT.
Used for Variety Of Purposes In city
and Country.

and Country.
Luminous paint IS used more in
the country than in the ciTy, but its
use generally is Increasing, says the
New York Sun. II is used in cities in
dark scenes in the theaters. and dancers
costumes are coated with il. Luminous
paint is used for the Illumination Of
doctors signs, and OF street numbers,
and night bells. and keyholes and door
knobs, and II is used TO paint match
boxes and various other things. Il is
not luminous except in the dark, and Sc.
for sign purposes, it is used only in
such places as are not reached by the
rays from the street lamp.
Luminous paint : rot pEosphc-es-
cent. but il absorbs light in the Gav. or
light from electric or other artificial
lights, which il gives out in the dark:
most commonly. indoors and cut. 4 IS
used upon objects that are exposed 70
daylight. The distance IT which such
objects can be seen at nigh; depends
upon their size. Luminous paint is
used in the country on highway sign
boards or guidboards. fer painting
pcsts or stones marking rcndways. and
50 an. and On the water it is used for
painting karbo- buoys.
There IS also made luminous card
board. which i used fc- various pur-
passes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-02

rsr. n. Sva'!o,r. Who To.led such {
surprisingly big vote i Pennsylvania
receEt.r. had = c;--7-i=2 button which
IVES 4 r,~S.c-r to al save ;-csp Who
l.-cw tie f@s-:;..s history CT tie preacher
and - vie. Ms. Swallow was = Robin
before marriage, c-d The button con-
.s:3e.: picture CT two birds flying side
b. side.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, a.
County of Bates,
In the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri.
in vacation April 27th 1S9S. W Ii Miller, J
Miller, John Miller. plaintiffs VS.. Abraham
Switzer Diana Miller and Arthur Miller,
defendants
Now at this tav comes the plaintiffs herein by
their attorneys before the undersigned clerk of
the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri,
and file their petition AMI affidavit.
alleging among other things, that defendant,
Arthur Mileris not resident of the state of Mis-
souri,. Whereupon il Is ordered 10y the clerk in
vacation that sand defendantsbe notjliedby pub
LEGATION that plaintiffs have commenced q ST.
against the!h in tniS roortr the o'yeet ana gen
court make and enter decres can
Quit claim deed purporting To have been made
by Jonathan Miller ami wife Diana Miller, on
August 5th 1897, and purportnE 10 Co9yey to
Abraham SwitZer the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section sixteen (l6l in
township forty-two a. of range thirty-onc (3U
in Bates county, NJ .ssoari. and which deed is Of
record in the recorder : Office OF Bates county,
Missouri, in book Nh. l40 st page 4>S thereof.
And further to have the court tnt AMI decree
the interests of the parties pla' and de-
fenjant, in anu 10 the lands Aforesaid and
thae unless the said Arthur Miller be
thereof, to be begun Sn1 holden at the court
hoase in the city OF Batter, in said county, on
fcre the THRU day of said term, If the term
81 all So Ions colttnae-a0d If not, then 7
before the last day OF SAID term-answcr or
plead 70 the petition in sid cause, the same
will he taken as confessed, and Judgment VIII
Oe rendered accordingly.
And be il further ordered that COPY hereof
be published. according to law, in the BUrLkR
WEEKLY TINES. weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county. Mo, for four
weeks surceSsiveIy, the last insertion 10 be ut
east fifteen days before the first day OF the
neAt term OF ths eir 1 4 S seaTI
\ true copy of the record. Witness
[sEAL1 my hand and the seal Of the c5reut
court OF Bates county. this S-th iay of
April. 1898. STEWART ATCHESoN,
25-4t Circuit Clerk.
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Wen ;te prince # 1-a.-S visited T.
Tia some wears G~o ]; vas found -eCcs-
sary for him 10 be rlaced beneath q
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order Of Publication
STATE CcEn OF y Missouri Rs;s! $.

STATE OF MISSDU RI
County Of Bates
In the Circuit Court Of Bates County, Missouri,
in vacation, April 18th, lss-. Elmira Flick
niger. plaintiff, Vs. Albertus Fry 81 a, de-
Vow 81 Ibis d. COMO -'.l-4lslntfr Le-,.4y.r
g,certaining contents of cars.
kded, are far in the rear and
FAsports. The lack Of system
Fse, as previous reports from
jatiOns were progressing as
ONCE Of the probate court OF Bates county, ME-
souri, purportIng TO BE- the last will and tesla
the coiicil thereto attached. and for gil proper
relief, and that unless the said defendants
Myrtle May FRY. Ida r " nger, Anna VI stone
Albertu7 wInger. Ira l. "ingrr and
court. at the next term thereof 70 be begun
and holden a. the court house ia the city Of
Batter, in said county, on the 18th day Of
June next and On or before the third day OF
said term /. the term shall 50 long cOutinue-
and # not. then before the last day u
-2id :. TTIt-au-vver or plead 70 the Petition IN
AMI indictment Will be rendered accordingly.
And b. u further ORDERED that a copy hereof
De published. according 20 law. IN the
Br-TIER WEEKLY TINE-, weekly newsFaFsrr
printed aud pHoL-hed IN iiat-s county Ms
=ogrI, for four - suc-ls-l Fe-y- she last IN
-ertlou - De az least fifteen days tfoTe the fret
day Of the next term - the circu5t court.
STEWART ATCHE-OS, Circuit clerk.
4 true eguv or tins record. Witness nv hand
and the ga! II the circuit court Ol
I<EALl Bats eJ-atE- tEzs y d day OF April.
ISgz STEW RI ATCH ESDS,
@-it Circuit Clerk
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In the Circuit Court Of Bates County, Missouri, ,
in vacation. April 18th, l~.-. Elmira Flick
niger. plaintiff, ". Albertuz Fry 81 al, de-
PENDANTS
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30
Resolutions q aesp.e..

The nn.inteis oi the Nj. T..
church. Suf day school Ladies Aid
Society passed the following reso.
inuuns relative 10 the death OF
Mrs. Ma., Dean:
Nh.r,as, In the recent death ol
Mrs. Mais ID, an We feel that we,
her CO wuik,rs. have sustained an
irteparabi. loss OF one who occu-
pied :, high place in our love and
esteem
Resolved that we deeply sympa-
th,ze with The sorrowing family in
th,sir bereavement and offer TO all
those near and dear TO her such
consolation as our heart felt sor-
row and rtgret can convey.
Resolved. that a copy of these
resolutions br furnished the family
oi onr deceasv.! sister and copy
he placed on tn. minutes.
MKs. Nj. F. MILLER
Mrs. K. l. BLANKgNsHlP,
Mrs. NJ. A. FORBES.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30


The commissioner Ut internal
revenue reports that during the
year 1897 . .a6o liquor licenses were
issued in prohibition Kansas, equal
ling in number the total licenses
issued in the states OF Alabama.
Arkansas, Florida and Mississippi
where no prohibitory law exists.
Does prohibition prohibit The
best prohibition law is a mans own
conscience. Let each individual
decide for himself whether the per-
sistent use Of the cup that inebri-
ates and steals away mems brains
is best for him or works an meal
culable injury. II a man firmly
abides by an honest decision it is
far more effective than all the
Keeley cures and prohibitory laws
in Christendom.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30
Advertised letter List.

List of letters remaining nm.
called tor in ,he.La Jnnta postoffice
fer the week ending March a8.
Cassaday, Chas.; Ellis, G. A.
Fritter. w. c.; Ford. Jno. G.;
Gaul. Ands; Jones. a. C.;Jones,
Charles E.; JOY, Mrs. Maria; Morse,
DIR. J. ~; McCarty, j. Nj: Neal.
r. E.; Reynolds, William r.;
Walker. Miss jennie; Williams.
Sam; Wilson. ]. H.
Y Persons calling for letters 10 the
above list will please say .adver-
tised and staie-date.-C. D.sPaIks,
Postmaster.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30
Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds
were recorded in the county clerks
Office during the past week:
Edna - + Mckee to La Junta Milling
4 Elevator Co.. lot ~. block -, La
Junts .....-.-... -. s.--..-....-...e no %
=. r Erncst and Earl ~. Crnnston. as
assignee 0f k.,cky Mount Savings
Bank. Ia ". Y. Alexander, north Y
of northwest 4. of SOUTHEAST SEQ
tion II. township -, range ~ west
1. acre, ....... $50 %
Anna Huber tn H z. Benedict. south
y sou b.nst y section II. township
- south. range - west. ~ acres. 49,, i.cpo %
ID. u Lee to Trent Mevcnntiie Go. Of
Fowler. lots /. snud 4. bi,tck l. Fowler so 90
Fo~ icr Town 4 Land Cp. to First ME-.
Ciurch OF Fowler, lots :, and9,
bi.ck Is. s.......... .......,.......... u, @
W 4 Alexander to Nellie Curtis,
southwest \ Of northeast ,, north
west Y of section u, township y.
range 10 wcrt ....-. ........ ... -. so o.
r. r woo.iruf to Edgar Y. Marshall.
lois 5. q. I am. 5. book ;. Highland
addition tu La Junta -. ............. 10 q
}. W Beatty and }. n. Beatty 10 8 J.
Armstrunp. lot 10. bi,ck ~. Manza.
nola ...s,........,. ..... =. 100 O
Mr -. L.. Polk to Mrs Rcbccca Frey,
lot q, block 3. Lofiaud's addition To
t.s lunin i. Observation-Disclosures. 20 q
r gene ". Stanley 10 La Junia Home
DCompa'iy. hit A. biloxi I. Hume Pace. 80 o
fowi,r Town aud Land company oD.
u. Lv. kts . and 40. blss,k q. lU' o
B.I.A. Eaton I" Mn Raict T Roth.
hnts and =. block .. Hcky Ford I o
r r woodrun to Eugene Hnwki"s.
hts .. and 3. block ~. Il. Junra. 40 q
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30
70. ss,s on lsss r,ms.

Four head oi 8 year-old well
broke work mares.
Two Bain mountain Wagons;
beensussd. only ono year.
One set Of good heavy wsgcn
harness. -
! ! One ts.s ~ l..th.s top, P;sss
boz buggy. 'ss
o. ~ buggy harness
Terms, cne-ekird cash. halqice
1afe<. sisl1S ~ niosflas Caftcs
Ha1xfls cxst sldss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30

The Luveiand Reporter and
other papers are Worrying about
how to pronounce Quo Vadis. y
The safest plan is to pronounce it
rank and Ia tn, matter drop
Lamar Sparks
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF IA JUNTA.
Subscription s.. 50 year in advance.
n not paid in advance. S..oo > year.
WEDNESDAY. MAX. 80. 1858

i Spain has raised the white fiac
l., UDci- Sam, but congress now
has us hands iuIl IN trying to re-
s'rain Uncle Billy Mason from let
ting loose The dogs ot war.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30

Gov. Adams has des,g mated FRI
day, April 18th IS Arbor Day.
Our citizens would do well TO COM
m-morate the day by giving il uni
versal observance.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30

people. then il tails back Like .
|ast years sun6ower. Two dollar
Ia lnnta- Ali. Two doll4r La
Junta. Bent County Democrat
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30

Mrs. !. c. Inskip is able to be
around after several day of sickness
with rheumatism.
One OF the Naucolas twin boys
il still very sick, having been i'll
for the past six weeks.
|. w. n. Whitlow and Asa Scudr
der took dinner with VIII CARING
ton and family Sunday.
Miss Alice Ball. of Foosland, ILL.,.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
Pollock, and brothers, Sherman
and w. T. Ball.
| Martin O'Neil. came out to the
Bee Hive school house one night
last week with his phonograph to
give concert. 1t was frst-class
entertainment.
| n. Naucolas. Carl Lance and
John Mobley, who went to New
Mexico few days ago to work
their teams on the Santa Fe, found
that the work was to heavy so sold
their teams and came back one day
last week.
Frank c. Morris, OF Arlington.
Colo, came down in the valley
Sunday Mr.. NJ was hunting
eight saddle horses that had drifted
lin the storm Saturday night while
accompanying 600 head Of cattle
that came to pasture in Horse
Creek. Frank stayed Sunday night
with Asa Scudder, as they used to
hunt papaws in the same patch in
the Buckeye state.
As the wind was little bracing
on last Sunday morning, but few
ventured out to the Sunday school
convention until afternoon. The
morning session COMMENCED at ii
O'Clock with singing by the choir
and prayer by Rev. NJ. Z Stewart,
after which paper was read on
.Our Duties as Sunday School
Workers and How 10 Merit Thcm."
by John Wasson, superintendent
OF the Lakeyiew Sunday schoo,.
Mr.. W's. remarks were brief, but
to the point, and it would be wei,
to have them pasted in our hats.
Rev. Stewart made few remark
on the Sunday school teachers and
helpers. in wnicn he took particn
lar pains to ccnsnre your CORES
pondent for his past behavior A
I2o'clock the conventions adj ,urn !
until 1890 o'clock Mpst .. IN
crowd that Game in the IN ,ri,,n.
brought their dinners IN pa>k Z,
and all were asked - y .rtak- In
afternoon session was opened Ds
singing AMI prayer. All tn. nf>;
on the programme was an oDy.et
lesson tanght To the pr,m,rv cia>>
by Mrs. J. P Pollock. which was
instructive TO both old and vonn.:
next was singin. by Nr and Mrs.
]. l.. Brown. Mrs NJ E Stew,rt
and l. P. Pollock: then came an
address by D. w. Barkiey. OF the
Rocky Ford Enterprise. SUBJECT
"1rhc Model Superintendent the
worthy editor thinking the minister
had not given us enough made. y
few remarks that we might take
home. AS the seats were too small
to get under we had to take onr
medicine. The next was a song
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Lashbrook
and Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Moore.
followed with an address by |. H.
Burr. of Rocky Ford, subject,
.Relation of> Parents to the Sun
day SCHOOL," then came a song by
Leland, the .lo-year-old son Of J..
P. Pollock, titled "The Drunkards
Own Child" which brought the
tears to the eyes Of many. The
last on the programme was an ad-
dress by Rev. G. e. Burton, Of
Rocky Ford, on the Primary OBJ
/ ject OF the Sunda, School. !" when
the meeting adjourned to meet at
=: 80 in the evening As We had .
chance to get out and thinking We
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-30

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
THREE MEN IN A BuGGY coLLlDE
WITH A MOTOR CAR.
one Is Seriously, Probably Fatally.
inturcd-The other. Not so
Bndiy Hurt

=. II, Benefited and Claude Jamison,
milk wagon drivers, residing on the ex-
IRENE southern limits OF Houston. njet
with an accident last night near Glenwood
cemetery, the former receiving injuries
that may cost him his life.
The men with friend were driving To
Forest Park in buggy, The vehicle was
struck by street car handled by Franz,
Urban and Ed o'Nelll OF the street ear
company. The buggy was overturned ana
Benefited and Jamtson thrown out.. Bene.
field In some way got under the car, where
he Is supposed to have received his sever
est injury. Jamison iell TO one side, es-
Gaping with few bruises and a confusion
of the cheek.
The employees Of the company and by
ISLANDERS cleared out one of the Incoming
cars, and placing the injured men therein,
sent them to the Houston infirmary. The
physicians report Benetield's Injuries Sc
rious If not fatal. He has severe lacera-
tom over the left eye, extending to the
cheek. The nose is fractured and the head
injured, from which, 1t is feared, concus-
sion of the brain will result.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22
c,,u Cor nrrinnge convention.

Ancleton, Texas, April 2O.-phe matter
Of drainage for the coast country is re-
ceiying the attention of our citizens as
is shown by the following
Appreoisting inc necessity for .i ne,. 1a
and more thorough system oil araii ii,,ee,
The Angleton board of trade at the reques.
If many citizens from different sections
Of the county, hereby issues a call iof a
drainage convention, to be held at Ansie'o !
Friday, May 8, 1928. at p m; Eacn NV. Fo',
Ing precinct in the county will be enulied
m ono delegate for every twenty voies
land each faction thereof cast at the last
general election The voters OF each IRE
cinct can select their delfga'es as ,9es
may deem best those attending peins
ontitled 10 cast the vote of their respective
precincts
The Importance Of this question demands
that each precinct in tie comfy be tuls
represented. w A. Le.nrir,
IT r. Douthit Secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22
AT BRENNAN.
Day Was One tn Br Long Rcmem-
herpu


Brenham Texas, April 2i.-The san Ja-
cinto anniversary of 1895 IN Brenham will
long be remembered as an occasion of
great pleasure ON account 6f the picnic
given at Watsons grove under the auspices
OF Washington camp No. 2S9, United Goa :
federate Veterans
The ficlda goddess of April weather arose
frownine aud threatening, but the sunshine
soon came out. The only indication OF us
beirg holiday in the city was the faqt
Of tho banks being closed, few rags
floating io.ically to the breeze and a
rush Of carriages. In ks. etc, conveying
crowds to the picnic grounds.
BY 10 1'clock good crowd from the cry
augmented by number OF people from the
country and adjacent towns had gathereti
In The beautiful grove beyond watson :
,e,atnrIurn. a refrcshment stand al the
bridge that span6 the lake and leads 10 the
e,ove furnished the thirsty ice cold bev-
oiages cigars, etc.
mic old folks gathered in groups the
ch,ldron tomned through the grove or pad
dled around on the lake in the numerous
boats there. ;. al
In the rear Of the grove an inpfoNiseu
ria form lad been erected, inrnisheo WI"
,rs4ic seats. and in front OF this was pro-
,.tdSd soats FOR several hundred people.
They wers so1n filled, and at II oclorR
N,.e,o, n Ceremonies j. G.. Rankin intro
6nced REV r. C.. Pender. who deiiyeIef
he invocation which was fervent ann eli"
Miss Bertha Becker was next intrroducs,'
and read the declaration of Texas ndepeha
ence,
Judge p. Bryan then delivered the oratio'
~ ~ day. "The Day We Celebrate" beini
his theme. lie outlined the history o
| MrYico and lis various governments, IN
cclrndzation of Texas, the trouble OF IN
eo,-,ists with the Indians. following viii
| a ,,anbic and soul-stirr.ng recital g. TeSa
! rsstory leading up to and including the bal
,ie of san Jacinto He spoke from manu-
snr,nt mat showed careful preparation b.
| nns familiar with the history OF Texas.
| Dtnner wos then IL ncurced ana every
| bcdy on the grounds was welcomed TO IN
,asst The baibeaued meats were excei
lent ana. supplemented os they were D
n,erv dciioaey Imaginable. 1t was an idea
,;cnic dirner. superintendent.
Rev. Il. ". TarraHt was on me pre-
rranIne for IN address or the cohiedsra,
soMier," hut he was unable 10 be pressn'
| County Attorney J. +. buchanan hens
| ored In abs address on Young America
Their Duties ard Responsibilities, ina
| ,.gs listened 10 with interest. after whic
| rohn's j.yenie orchestra delivered sem
| excellent eelsciions
| Al,ors ther II was All anniversary ceIeDra
,cn ard Diepic that viii long he retneni
,,s-od as Gnn OF the NEST enioyabie eve
| p,,en in this section,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22

Angs Post as candidate for county treas
urer Captain Christian ran steamboats,
on Buffalo bayou in the halcyon days OF
bayou traffic. beth before and after the
war. During the four years OF the war
nc served In Terry's Texas Rangers For
the past several years Captain Christian
rived IN the lower end Of the county, de-
Young himself to stock raising and farm.
ing, until recently. when he resumed his
residence in the city anu is now actinr
as Superintendent OF Glenwooi cemetery
lie is man with a host OF warm friends
and reputation for honesty and integri,y
that is unimpcachable.