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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-27
Order OF Publication
STATE OE MISSOURI,
County Of Bates,

STATE oE MISSOURI, : s..
In the Circuit Court Of Bates County. Missouri,
in vacation April 18th, Is.9, jesse W. Hoyg,
plaintiff, vs.. George W. Norman and sarah
*. Norman, defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
his attorney and files his petition and afldayit,
alleging among other things, that defendants,
Geo. W. Norman and sarah L. Norman are not
residents OF the state Of Missouri: WhereuppB
il is is ordered by the clerk in vacation that
said defendants be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced a suit against them IN
this clSrt. the object and general nature Of
which IL 10 obtal n from the court order and
decree correcting the desert ptiOn Of property
the plaintiff in the village Of Hume, Bates
county, Missouri, 50 that said desert ptiOn when
corrected shall read as follows: The following
described lots, tracts or parcels OF land. lying.
being and situate in the county OF Bates. state
Of Missouri, to-Wit: TWENTY-FIVE and OBe-half
81 l2l feet, of Of the west side Of lot three OBJ
in block Eve 81 running back north to the rail-
road ight Of way in Little's Addition to the
village Of Hume. Bates county, Missouri. and
that unless the said defendants Dc and appear
at this court, at the next term thereof, % be
begun and holden al the court house. in the
city Of Butler q said county, on the I7tb day u
June next, and on or before the third day 81
said term Il the term shall 80 long continue,
and IL not. then or before the lat dsv Of said
term, answer or plead 20 the petition 10 said
cause, the same viii be taken a. confessed, and
Jud Ement Will be rendered accord ugIv
And be IL further ordered that copy hereof
Dc published, according u law, in the BCTLER
WEEKLY TINES, weekly neWspauer printed
and published IN Bates county. No. for fsgr
weeks excessively, the last insertion % br at
least thirty days before the first dsF u tho next
eTrn or the circuit court.
J. p THC KHAN, Circuit CLERK.
A true copy Of the record. Witness
ZEAL NV hand and the seal % the circuit
april lsl's- j. +. THURMAN.
2s-ft Cirruit Clerk.
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Eo1sment t0a Dead Editor.

Hiawatha Kansas World.
The people OF Coffeyville will
erect monument to Capt. d. s.
Elliott, who was killed in battle at
Manila, says the Emporia Gazette.
Capt. Elliott ran a newspaper in
Coffeyville and was good man then
as he was the day he died Yet the
people of the town execrated him,
and whenever prominent citizsn of
the town spoke of Elliott, hs shifted,
and when Elliott asked for support
the man who put So advertisement
in his paper wanted to control the
papers policy. Instead of rallying
TO Elliotts support to make a good
paper, the Caffsyville peopls took
their job work to the job offices, and
the very lawyers who iewed Elliott
down to so per cent of legal rates
on every little sheriff sale notice,
will swell up with windy oratory at
she dedication of the monument.
Coffeyville starved Elliott to death
and the words on his monument
should read:
Captain D. S. Elliott, A Hero,
He Ran a Good
Newspaper.
In Sacred Recollection
of the days
When We Used to make Him
Cut Advertising Rates
and
Bid on Every Little Bit
of Dinky job Work,
This Stsne is Erected
By Those Who
Starved Him.
He Asked for Bread.
We Gave Him
This Stone.
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SHOT AS A SPY, BUT STILL LIVES.
A Mississippians Experience in Nicaragua
Revolt.

New Orleans, April 19.-Dr. A,
Chapman of CORTLAND, Miss, twice
reported dead, has arrived here on
she steamship Franklin from Blue
fields. Nicaragua. Chapman, who
was a surgeon in the insurgent army
tells q thrilling story of his escape,
after being tried. condemned and
shot as a spy. Chapman was one OF
the American flibusters who joined
General Reyes in his revolt against
President Zsfaya. The revolutionary
movement collapsed, and the doctor
was captured by ZeIaya's army
He was captured on February a.
near Pana, while in the company OF
Stephen Powers, an English subject,
and also a member of the revolution.
ary army. A court.martial followed
the capture, the men being tried as
apiss They were condemned and
sentenced to be shot.
The prisoners were taken outside
OF the town and stood up with faces
to an old warehouse, in the suburbs
of Pans.
An officer and detail of six men
composed the firing party, which was
TO execute the sentence of death.
Powers fell dead at the first fire,
but Chapman was merely wounded
IN the left arm. He fell to the
ground, however, and feigned death.
Thinking they had killed him, the
soldiers marched away, leaving to
others the task of disposing of the
bodies.
It was near dusk when the execu-
bon took place, and while the two
natives who were to bury the bodies
were digging the trenches for their
reception. Chapman crawled short
distance, and then ran as fast as he
could away from the town. He sue
eeeded in getting into the open
country, and with the assistance of
friendly natives made his way to
Blueields.
Jack Martin, American gunner of
the San Jacinto, who was captured
by Zslaya's soldiers, has bsen tried
and convicted. Sentence had not
been finally pronounced when Chap
man left. Merlin will undoubtedly
be shot.
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stratton Sells for $40. 900.

Colorado Springs, Colo, April 20.
Positive cable advices received by
the Gazette announces the actual
sale of the Independence mine to an
English syndicate The price is
S10,000,000. Mr.. Werner z. Reed,
cooperating with the Venture cor
poration of London, made the deal,
which is the greatest in the history
of American mining. MIR. W. S
Stratton, the locator of the prop
erty and owner of the same up to
the time of the contamination of the
deal, and his secretary, Mr.. w. A.
Ramsay, have bsen III London at
tending to the details of the transsc-
ton. The deal includes, besides
the Independent mine, about 100
acres of surrounding territory in the
Cripple Greek district.
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rem Street, New York.
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Murphysbcro, ILL.,, April 20.-Er-
nest State, who has been on trial in
the circuit court all this week on the
charge of killing his brother Samuel
st Ava, was found guilty of murder,
and his punishment fixed at fourteen
years in the psnitentiary. The jury
returned their verdict at O'Clock
ibis morning, after being cut all
night
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Administrasor's Notice

Notice y hereby given that letters II sI
miniEtTatiOn on the estate Of PhUa 4
ELL. deceased. were granted 70 the under
signed on the 18th day Of April Isqs bv tbe
pTosate court OF Bates county. Missouri
All persons having claims azainst ssid g
tate. required 20 exhibit them for sIIo1-
Ancs TO the administrator within one year
after the date Of said letters, or they mas be-
prsciRded frsm any benefit Of said estate: and
IL sUch claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date OF this publication thsv
shall be forever barred. This 18th dav Of
April. 1893. j. 4. HARPER
G4t Administrator.
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order Capitalization.


STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates, %
In the Circuit Court, February term isso s,.,
of Missouri at the relation and TO the use M a
B owen, eN-ofliclo collector Of the revenue a
Bates county, Missouri, plaintiff rs Ol,.,
Miller, defendant
Order of Publication.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein a,
her attorney and files her petition and afndsv
alleging among other things that the absx,
named defendant, Olivia Miller. is a n0n-Yes
dent of the state Of Missouri. Mhereup1,
il is ordered by the Court that said IA
PENDANT be notified by publication that pla,
titT has commenced a suit against her /,
this court, by petition and affidavit. the obes
and general nature Of which Is % enfers
the lien of the state of Missouri for the deIs
qucnt taxes of the year lsg5, amounting In q,
aggregate to the sum Of 81 go, together with n.
tertst, costs, commission and fees, up0n a,
following described tracts Of land sitnAtedn
Bates county, Missouri, tO-wit.
Forty acres. the southwest quarter OF IA.
southeast quarter of section seventeen 40 TON
ship thirty-nine (3g) range thirty-three tsSl aha
that unless the said defendant, DIVA
Miller, be and appear at the nel
June term of this court, TO be begun AZ
holden in the city of Butler, Bates county, Ms
souri,, on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in June, lsg9, and on or before a.
third day thereof, If the term shall No l0nf
conEnue-and IL not, then ON or before the eal
of the term, and plead 10 said petition accord
ing to law, the same will be taken as confesse
and judgment rendered according 60 the prayn
of said petition, and the above described Fet
estate sold 10 satisfy the same.
And IL Is further ordered that AcOpy heruo
be published, in the BUTLER WEEKLY Tmu
a weekly newspaper printed and published ia
Bates county, Missouri, for four weeks suf.
cessivcly, the last insertion 10 be- ut least thru
days before the first day Of the next June tern
Of said court.
j. =. THURMAN. Circuit Cierk.
A true copy from the record. Witness my hart
and seal of the circuit court u hafef
fgEALl county this 9TH uAg Of AuFil. leo.
j. =. THURMAN.
22-4t Circuit Cllgk
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An Illinois woman whose husband
lad deserted her, disguised herself
as a fortune teller, called on his
mother and found out that he YVES
in Chicago. Then she went to Chi
cage. established herself and began
detective work. In the midst of her
endeavor she had dream in whioh
she saw him working in a bicycle
factory, took out a warrant for his
arrest and had him landed in all for
abandonment. This is one of the
cases which make US realize that life
is not only stranger, bat good deal
more interesting, now and then,
than fction.-K. g. Star.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, }
Comfy of Rates IS
Civil action for delinquent taxes

STATE OF MISSOURI, ; S.
County of Bates.
In the Circuit Court. February term, lsg9.
State OF Missouri at the relation and to the
revenue for Bates county, plaintiff, VS. W r
NJ Misener defendant.
order of Publicatlan.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney and files her petition aud affdA-
Wit, alleging among other things that defend
ant. w NJ Misener. is not resident of the
state of Missouri. Whereupon It is ordered
by the court that defendant be notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced q
suit against him in this court, the object and
general nature Of which is to enforce the lien
OF the state OF Missouri for the de-
linuusnt taxes for the year Is!G amount
ing in the aggregate TO Sl.4S, together
with interests. costs. commissions, fees upon
the following described real estate situate in
Bates county, Missouri to-wit:
Forty acres, lot six (6) southeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter OF section twenty eight
(2S) township thirty-nine f59l range thiIty-Oue
ISL and that unless the said defendant be and
appear st their court, al the next term thereof
TO be begun and holden a. the court house in
the city of Butler. in said county, on the
thirteenth day of June. next. and on or be-
fore the third daY of said term, IL the term
shall go long continue-and If not, then on or
before the last day of said term-answer or
plead 20 the petition in said cause the same
be rendered accordingly.
And il Is further ordered. that a copy hereof
be published, according to law. in the BUT-
LEK WEEKLY TIMES, a weekly newspaper
printed and publish Ell in said county OF Batee
for four weeks excessively, published ~ least
once a week. the last insertion to he at least
thirty days days before the fret day of the
said next June term OF this court
j. +. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk.
a true copy from the record. Wit
lsEALl ness my hand md seal of the Cir
cult Court Of Bates county, this tn
day Of April. 1899. }. 7. THU RMAN.
22-4t Circuit Clerk.
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Order of Publication
STATE or MISSOURI. !

IA 1 r w MA@NOIKI- J
County OF Bates. s.
In the circuit court, February t.,
Ct Missouri ~ the relation ana 10 H. - VA
owen exon cin collector OF ~, - a
Rates county, IN the state OF Mjs.oas'e.s ehls +
nh, Ys.N: Goodman and Torrance Rr rs, .p,s
order Of Publication.
Now at this day comes the plain,,r
her attorney, and hlcs her petitos nslsia b
dAvit stating among other things. ~. ~ a.
ants, Goodman and Torrance Brpv,nGIssis e4
non-resldents OF the state Of Missouri v7s =
upon II - ordered by the court thai ~ !" gesfr
PENDANT be notified ~ VuhlicAtion ~. std q.
has commenced sun against tbs,'s p.Aalf
court, the object and general nature ~ - Nil
10 enforce 4t len OF the state al N
amounting 30 the aggregate 20 thu su,,, ~ ~ -
together with interest, costs ronn,,i.. - y etk
fees, upon u" following described &c.. ~
land situated IN Bates county, Miss,pri 49, y
Forty acres. northeast quarter Of 49,, 'o-st
west quarter Of section w entv-right -, ,.e-@'
ship turty-ouc an raUge thirtV-pro e6,s.Vth
that unless the said defendants y IioodR1s, -
Torrance Browning be and appear AZ H. ~
June term OF this court, 10 De begun ara ~
a. the court house Iu the city OF Npfisr t.@a
county, Missouri, on first tuesday se,, nasa
second MONDAY iu June, lsgg and on ~ ", ~
the third day thereof. IL the term shan ses1,eN
continue-and II not. then before ~ s..9lT
the tcrm-plpad 10 said petition arr,vst,..A
law. the same will bc taken As confessed ~
Judgment rendered according 10 the ,,. -
said petition, and the above dcscribad ~ g
estate sold 10 satisfy the same "a
And IL ~ further ordered 10y the clerk a..
said that copy hereof be published In he ~
LER WEEKLY iINEs, weekly newspaper ps,..
ed and published in Bates county, Missenti "
four weeks excessively, the last in.s.
ton TO Toe At least thirty days before the AZ.
day of the next june term OF said court -
J. T.. THURMAN, Circuit Cq.-A
4 true copy from the record WE.
lsEALl my hand and seal OF the circuit ce..
Of Bates county, this eth day az a.
l,.'9. }. 4. THURMAN
22-N Circuit Cefk
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1t is not what manufacturer says
about his own medicine that cures pa
1ient, but what the medicine does. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup does the work
and does it well. 1t cures coughs and
colds in a day. II is healing, soothing
and quieting. 25c and soc At II. L.
fuckers drugstore. :.
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STANDS VERY HIGH.
Estimation of the PubIicl Ar
CUES Well For 1t.
Good Reports Are Coming in From All
Sections of the Country.

Good Reports Are Coming in From All
Sections of the Country.
There is not medicine sold In Missouri TO
day that stands as high in the estimation o .
our home people as Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
Not only in this State Is Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
achieving great success, but good reports come
from all sections of the country and these re-
ports come because the people have been cured
of kidney and urinary disorders just the same
as hundreds all over the country have been
cured.
Mrs. Mary Alnutt, residing on North Cherry
ST Chillicothe. Mo says: II have suffered
for many years with pain in my back across
the kidneys, and from nervousness; 1 did not
rest we'll at night on account OF the pain and
shattered nerves. IEsed several kidney and
nerve medicines, but / was not relieved until
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kid-ne-oids restored my nerves TO a normal
condition and relieved the bscksche in less
than one week and viii continue to use this
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others who may be afflicted as 1 have been
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills, but ell
lew Tablets. which is q scientific FERN OF pre-
pairing medicine. They srs pat up in wooden
boxes which contain enough for about two
weeks trestmsnt and sell at hfty cents at all
| drug stores and Ludwick's Drug Store
Descriptive booklet mailed upon request BIZ
| John Morrow s Co, Chemists. spri ngn ED
Ohio.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice 81 hereby given % al crealse2fSS 80
all Others interested In the sstate Of S.---.~1f
deceaEed that +. EFa HAZE 80 -
Eva LsWis) admfnistTs,riy OF SAID - -
tend 20 make hnal settlement tbeIsoi. amrf..
next term Of ths Bates county pfoDass y 80
in Bates county, state Of Missouri, = eMrg.
10 EVA HALE. -.
"a Admlnls.ratrix Of Z. b. Lsh-
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Order of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI
30

County OF Bates. S.
In the circuit court. February term. l>99. state
OF Missouri At the relation and TO the use OF
A owen, ex-ofhcio collector ofthe revenue
OF Bates county, Missouri, plaintiff, We
Emma Mckenzie. defendant.
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now At this day comes the pIaintiG herein
by her attorney sDt dies her petition aud afi-
dayit alleging among other things that defend
ant, Emms J Mckenzie. Is s nonresident OF
the state of Missouri. Mhereupon IL lie ordered
by the court that said defendant be no
titled by publication that plaintiff has COM
meuced 3 suit against her in this court by
petition and affidavit the object and general
nature of which is to enforce the lien OF the
stste OF Missouri for the delinquent taxes Of
the year lesj. amounting in the aggregate 10
the sum of Si.uO. together with interest, costs,
&C mission And fees. upon the following de-
scTibed real estate situated in Bates county,
Missouri, tO-wit-
The north half of the north half OF the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter OF sec
range thirty three tSS) and that unless the
said defendant. Emma Nick be and an
pesr az the next June term OF this court 10 be
begun and holden III tie city of Butler. Bates
county, Missouri, on the hrst Tuesday after
the second Monday in June, lS.p, anu on or
before the third DAY thereof IL the term shall
so long continue. II not then before the end of
the term) and plead 70 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 descTIb-
ed real estate sold TO satisfy the same.
And IL l. further ordered by The clerk atOre-
said that copy hereof. be published IN the
BCTLKR WEEKLY TINES q weekly newspaper
printed and published n Bates county. Mis-
souri,, for four weeks successfully. the last
insertion to be al least thirty days before t+ie
hrst day OF the next June term of said court
j Z. THU RMAN- Circuit Clerk
4 true copy from the record. Wit
SEAL ness my hand and seal of Ihe Cir
cult Court OF Bates county. this 7th
day of April. Is9o- J. r. TIT RMAN.
FL Circuit Clerk.
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A Missouri belle of seventy years
standing has just married. Sh'
lived down competition.
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In tbe Circuit Court. February term, lsg9.
State OF Missouri at the relation and to the
use of A owen, ex-oficio collector OF the
revenue for Bates county, plaintiff, VS. W
NJ Msener. defendant.
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TaE BE.

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Interior of the hive, Condition, etc }
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the hive to make examination, or he
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his immediate attention. When a
colony is being robbed by other bees,
the inexperienced person would decide
that such colony was working with
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and prosperous colony. The expert
eye would soon detect the hungry lank
bees going to the hive, and returning
full of honey, just the contrary to
what a working colony would dc. A
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ton that they have no queen in most
cases, or that they are very weak.
When bees cluster in large punches
on the outslc or the hive during the
honey season, it is an indication that
their hive is full, and they have no
place to store honey. This usually re
suits in sWarming, which will occur in
a few days il at all. The force of bees
working at the entrance is an indica
ton of the strength of the colony, pro.
viding that there is plenty Of honey
present in the blossoms. II out of the
honey season, the strongest colonies
are sometimes the most quiet. The
voice Of queens may be dIsticc 5ly
heard from che outside OF the hives,
which is an indication Of Immediate
s~warming. During the winter season,
and on a day the bees are flying, if
they are spotting their hives their ex-
crement being in liquid form, is an in
dication Of dysenteEy. If this is not
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to be seen, they may be pronounced in
good health and in fine condition,
During the working season, when
the bees are seen f)cking home in
large numbers, it is a sign of a near
app oaching storm. When bees begin
to slaughter their drones, it denotes
an end of the principal honey season.
Sleek, shiny bees crawling about the
entrance, and being hauled out by the
other bees, seemingly crippled, is an
Induction of "bee paralysis a disease
which has become very common. An
offensive odor issuing from the entrance
of the hive denotes foul brood in its
worst stage, and is a warning to de-
ssroy the entire hive and contents at
once.-A. b. Duff, Larned, Kan.