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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Receiver Appointed.

Circuit Judge c. A. Denton, sitting
DO a court VI Chanesry on Monday
after hearing ell the evidence In th.
caee appointed P. a. Holcomb re
ceiver for the late "Jack" Ryan
estate. The heirs Of the Ryan estst.
had fled petition In the Probate
court to have the executors, F. j.
Tygsrd, j. c. Clark and ]. R. Nor.
rison, acting under the will Of Jack
Ryan, dismissed and an administra-
t,r appointed, alleging that the az
ste were not being properly man
. red, and that the estate was being
disdpated. The case before the pro
bats court y docksted Tor Decembsf
1Gth. The rsoslvef viii taks possss-
Dloa olan ~ ssssts Il the sstats
6el1lne ~ Aaal dssisjoa a ~
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Sudden Death of John BourIapd.

John Bourland died suddenly at
the home OF his father, George Bour-
land, near Spruce, on Saturday
morning. He had not been strong
for some time, but was apparently In
his usual health While eating
breakfast be was suddenly stricken
and died at the table. Mr.. Bourland
was young man, about thirty years
OF age. He had been married, but
his wife, who was Miss Cumpton.
died several years ago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

j. 81. Cowperthwait, OF Shanan-
doah, Iowa, WAS visiting his old
friend and neighbor J. W Barnhsrt,
living northeast OF town, the first OF
the week. The two gentleman called
on The TINES Tuesday. Mr.. Cow
perthwait recently sold out in Iowa
and is seeking new location
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Notice to Tax Payers.

All taxpayers in the county will
have full opportunity to pay their
taxes by the 31st OF December, 1906.
After that Gay the law eompfls me
TO add a penalty. have no option
In thaI matter. l will settle with the
county treasurer on the 6rtt Mon
day In March After which he will
do the collecting, and penalties, com.
MISSIONS and clerks fees will be add
ed, as on back taxes in previous
Years. A. B. OWEN,
County Collector.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

County Collector.
Charles r eed sustained a fractur
OF a rib and was otherwise bruised
up by being mashed against tne sid
OF stall by one OF his big worl
horses.
Miss Mary Ford has accepted {
position with the Adair Dry Good
Co Mis- Mary Ia a good saleslad,
and has many friends throughout
the county.
+. M. Warren, formerly OF this
county, now living In Ohio, was II
Butler the first OF the week Visiting
friends and attending to business.
The Star says there are about SO
people at work In the new overall
factory at Warrensburg. Factories
are the institutions to build up and
maintain town.
The ladies OF the Elks Card Club
were entertained by Mrs. Sam Walls
at Adrian last Friday afternoon.
Those who went up from Butler re-
port delightful time.
E. P Farhart, OF Butler, a probes
sional driver, has been suspended
from the American Trotting Associa-
ton, on accouns OF his having driven
Sweetheart" the race mare, proven
to be ringer" The mare was
owned by j. A. Strope She was
driven at our county fair.
Mrs. NJ L. Dawson, an aged lady |
living at Liberal, Mo-, in attempt. |
Ing to pass from one car 80 another
as the train was rounding a curve
fell from the platform Tuesday. A
gentleman who SAW her leave the
car and thinking she was pretty
feeble to be travelling alone, followed
In few minutes to see what had be.
come OF her. Not finding her in the
next car, be notified the conductor
and the train was stopped and back
ed up the track. She was found ly.
ing under culvert and died la few
minutes after being placed on the
train.
Here is what Rails County Times
has to say about the upper roth Of
st. Louie: Society In ST.. l. ,uis Is
getting some bumps this fall. Billie
LcmN, the millionaire brewer, has LETT
his "home. sweet home" aud Ralph
Orthwein has just packed M and
vsmoosed, leaving beautiful wife
behind. Too many automobiles,
$40 hats, 5000 tailor made dresses,
,ard parties and fashionable irivoli.
lies for the boys. Such things keep
The road to the devil, divorce court
md poor-house lined with men"
George Cashell, foreman OF ditch -
ng gang on the Mo. Pac. Ry was ia
,adly hurt by blast, a hall mile 10
outh OF the Butler depot. on Mon. ID
lay afternoon. They were using ~
ynsmite to remove rock from a u
rain they we're digging. Following
strong blast. a rock weighing two pt
ounds struck him on the head, Nj
him senseless. He was ci'
arried to the Foster House at the III
epot and DR.. Boulware, the com. !
any's local physician was called. o'
n examination showed that the "a
kull vas not fractured, 1t being q e
lancing blow. -
E. NJ Pencil, manager OF the new
otel, arrived In the city the last OF
be week. He Is making every effort
D open out 80 as to have Christmas
inner In this, the finest hotel build
q In any town the slzs Of Butler In
,e state. We predict that under
Ir. Pennell's management the hotel
i'll prove popular for travelling men
this section to Sunday In Butler.
70 understand he will make q spec
lily Of Sunday dinners, so that our
lsiness men can attend church with
leir wives. with assurances Of q
BOD dinner awaiting them after the
rvices.
,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

ents and located northwest of But.
Ter.
The young people will make their
home in Kansas City. where Mr..
Fisk has recently accepted the pc.
sition IA leader Of the knights OF
Pythias band and position with
the Jenkins music store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Charles eed sustained fracture
OF a rib and was otherwise bruised
up by being mashed against tne side
OF stall by one Of his big work
horses.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-14
Work Baskets.

Every lady appreciates a work
basket and no nicer ornament for
a room can be fonnd. Our baskets
ore of the latest and the neatest
patterns.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-14

We have the fullest assortment
of Lowneys ever brought to Tupe-
10 in Chocolates, Bon Bons and a
great variety in packages, from Sc
to S.. Select a five.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-14
Terra Gotta Ware.

We have an assortment of Terra
Gotta Busts in various designs and
figures that make neat, pretty or
naments. Prices on these are low.
Select now before best are gone.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-14
Stationery.

Our assortment of fancy box Pa
per in special holiday boxes is one
of the most attractive features
Prices very reasonable and you can
procure exceptional values in the
latest effects by calling early.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-14
FOR GENTLEMEN.

Ink Stands. Pen Holders, Match Safes,
Cigarette cases, Cuff Buttons, Shaving
Mugs, Clothes Brushes, Key Chains, and
Hat Brushes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
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was placed at a feet, despite the protest
of Mr. Anderson.
1t was decided to have fine of 500
for violation of the size Of mesh or the
length of the fish.
The fishermen decided that net for
trout or rock fish should be at least ? 5-S
inches and no rock fish shall be caught
where the fish weighs over 20 pounds.
A penalty Of S25 is provided for viola
tion Of the proposed act.
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson the men
haden fisheries were condemned and the
commissioners instructed to have laws
TO drive them out.
The law on catfish aud eels was not
molested.
In relation to securing legislation for
wilful interference with nets, it was
claimed that it was impossible to do any
thing.
1t was learned that no discrimination
could be made against a nonresident. as
this is provided for in the the Constitution
of the United States.
The arrest Of violators OF fishing laws
was explained and shows that New Jersey
wardens can arrest their own men on the
Delaware River at low water mark and
Delaware has the same jurisdiction over
her own men on the New Jersey shore.
The fishermen all decided that the head
of the bay was understood TO be the 70
mile circle, although it was generally
conceded that the licenses of government
engineers and pilots on the river show
the head of the bay at the south side of
Reedy Island.
Mr.. Cooper thanked those present for
their attendance and adjournment was
made
Meetings will be held in the lower part
Of the State at dates to be set by the COM
missioners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
sEAToRD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, March l7.-Messrs. B. +. and
G, l.. Gordy have leased the town lot on
North street facing the Nanticoke River.
and will shortly erect large steam laun-
dry.
Seaford's new Town Council has organ
lied with George W. Emery, president;
George II. Shiploy, secretary; Dr. J. n.
Johns, treasurer Walter b. Robinson
was reelected mayor; Arthur Marvel
chief Of police; Lorenzo O. Raughley col
lector OF town taxes and superintendent
Of waterworks; Arthur Hitch, assessor.
The Seaford baseball club is now making
out its schedule for the coming season and
would like TO hear from teams on the
Peninsula.
Tilghman Wiley and Miss Ida Messicl
we're married on Sunday evening hy Rev
Thomas Wheeler Of Reliance. Nd.
Several Of the great chiefs Of Della
ware, Imp'd Q. r. NJ, will visit Tuscarora
Tube on next Tuesday evening
Personal--Dr. Stacy B Collins of New
York Is visiting here Gen. W. n. Stevens
Is visiting his daughter in Baltimore
Misses Louise Holt and Ruth Coffin Of
Laurel have been visiting Mrs Thomas
g. Hobbs Mrs Ella Messick and daugh-
ter OF Philadelphia and William Messicl1
Of Norwalk Conn, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Messlck--Nliss Florence Culner
has gone to Spring Hope, y. g., where she
viii engage IN the millinery business
Mrs. l.. o. Whitley is visiting at Harris
burg, Pa Miss Mabel Messick is visiting
friends IN Laurel The young friends of
Miss Edna Wise gave her surprise party
on tuesday evening w II. G. Wright of
Richmond, Va, is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles =. Wright Thomas
Waller has returnd from "a visit In WASH
lngton, ID. c. Miss Bessie Wilson Is visit
ing IN Baltimore and Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Elsi Correspondence Of Every EvcuIur.

Star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, March &c Ferris Jemi-
son received a telegram this morning
notifying him OF the death of Mrs. Hiram
Il. Borir, a former resident OF this city,
At her home, 5ll South Forty-hlth
street, Philadelphia, last evening. The
deceased has been IN for several weeks
and pneumonia developed, which caused
her death. She was a resident of this
city for 25 years and had a host Of friends
here. Her husband is general manager
Of the eastern division OF the National
Tube Co, and she also leaves daughter,
Mrs. Lottie Firman, wife of William b.
firman, and three sons, Frank, Hictt and
Roland. The arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Tins evening a smoker will be given by
the members OF Division No. g, Ancient
Order OF Hibeniana, in the X. of p. Hall.
IN honor of ST. Patrick. The committee
has secured a musical and literary feature,
which will start at o clock in the lodge
room, on the third floor of the building,
aud will last for an hour. Addresses will
be made by Rev. George OFT of Newark,
Rev. Edward /. Brady of Wilmington
former pastor of 81. Peters r. &. Church,
this city, and the present pastor, Rev.
Frederick " Campbell Members of tho
state and county boards will be present
and deliver addresses of few minutes
each. Az the close OF the entertainment
tho entire party will go to the first floor
OF the guiding where a luncheon of coffee.
sandwiches and soft drinks will be pro-
vidcd.
AZ a meeting Of the stockholders and
hondholdors Of tho New Castle Water
Works Co, on Thursday, plans were per-
iectcd for making extensive improve
monts TO the plant Of the company. Il
was stated that the company will bc pre-
pared, in short time. 70 supply the best
water that can bo found in the United
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
WHlSKEY OR FOOD
WHICH DO YOU TAKE ?
some Interesting remarks on the Subject.
ITO be
Or not TO be;
That is the question" "

ITO be
Or not TO be;
That Is the question"
To be strong and healthy OF TO be weak
and sickly; which do you prefer? Health
10 a gem of priceless value and with health.
strength can be acquired. Strong men and
women are the Nations pride and are re-
sponsible for the proper development of
future generations. To become strong. one
must have lots of good healthy flesh from
which to develop muscle.
Persons leading sedentary lives and those
employed In factories, mills, &C, do not
have the natural strength which is possessed
by those whose occupations keep them out
Of doors. Inactivity and confinement in
doors cause relaxation Of the muscles ana
consequently strength does not develop.
What shall be done for these people?
Many turn 10 stimulants and get temporary
relief. but the effect Is not lasting. Others
take the various remedies which are offered.
but these are worse than nothing. Most OF
them contain a large percentage of alcohol.
and while they may produce an exhilarat.
ing effect al the start, their uee works untold
iniury. They slowly but surely disarrsnge
the system and when their use Is discon.
tinued, the reaction sets in, which leaves the
victim In a condition where n Il necessary
TO use energetic measures. An examina.
tion of the tissues of the body will disclose
the fact that the alcohol which il being
taken into the system infames and con-
sumea them. instead Of healing and build.
ing them np.
What shall he taken when your system is
run down and your vitality is low? Obvi.
ousy whut Is needed is food that pro.
ouces tat and repairs the wasted tissues
something that enriches the blood, snd in
ereases circulationi a builder, not a de-
etroyer.
Such food is Magee's Malt Emulsion.
u is combination of rure Norwegian Cod
Liver OIL with syrupy Diastasic nom
alcoholic Malt and Hypophosphites Of Lime
and Soda. The oil IA fat and makes fat in
the body. The malt, according 70 physi-
clans, is the highest form of food known,
ana the hypophosphites are a tonic. You
thus get a food, medicine and a tonic
combined. IL you are run down MaQee's
Malt Emulsion will build You up lust as
surely a. the sun will rise on the morrow.
Il guards you against Colds, Grin and
ineuinonia by putting your system IN shape
% withstand the ravagos of winter weather.
Il builds up steadily and holds all It gains
for YOU.
Beware of the wine preparations of cod
liver oil lhey contain no oil and conse-
quently cannot produce the fat which is
desired, and the alcohol in them tears down
instead OF building up the tissues.
Remember Magee's Malt Emulsion is
ron-alcoholic; Il contains no vine, no
whisky; Il Is food and food alone. II may
be procured Of A.. h. Cartmell wholssale
and retail druggist, Sixth and Madison
streets,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
CRIMINAL ATFA1Rs.
Prominent People at Laurel Held TO An
swer Serious Charges.

prominent People 40 Laurel Held 20 An
swer Serious Charges.
Special Correspondenoe CT hverv nVenina.
Laurel, March l7.-Rosa May Hill, who
several days ago was committed to the
Ferris Industrial School, was brought 10
Laurel today and confronted with Edward
0 Meal, Lee Morgan and r. j. Bailey,
who we're charged with violation Of the
age of consent law Each was held under
$500 bail for court. All the accused are
married men, O'Neal being the father OF
Arthur O'Neal who was arrested some
days ago for n similar offence.
DR. A. j. Fleetwood was arraigned
yesterday afternoon for a further hearing
on the charge of criminal malpractice on
Flossie Messick who died in the Medico-
Chirurgical Hospital last week. He waived
a hearing and was held for court under
$4,000 bond Mcssrs. James NJ. Short
o. w. Magee, G.. 4. Elliott Frank Gordy
and Elmer James becoming his sureties
Fleetwood claims that he will be able
to prove that he had no connection with
the fatal operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Hot Chase of Horse ThIsf.

speclaI correspondence OF Every EVoning.
Seaiord, March l7.-Harvey Wiley, a
youth OF II years, was arrested at Wood
land, Thursday afternoon, by Constable
Joseph r. Coulbourn, charged with steal
ing a horse valued at S75 from Frank
Tucker, a young farmer living near Oakel.
Tucker, together with his father and
another farmer, chased the young man
all night, but failed TO capture him until
late IN the afternoon. In default Of bail
Wiley was committed to Georgetown Jail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Special Correspondence oi hverv Kvenine.
Dover, March IT, Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here, yesterday, as
follows.
Mt Morris Petroleum Co. Meadville.
Pa, to acquire lands and property for the
production Of petroleum, gas, &c, capi-
tai stock, 100000
George f. Lang, Wilmington, Del, to
manufacture mattresses, &c; capital
stock, S25 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
LAUREL
Special c orrespondence Of lvery rvenlnr

~ " Wy TVVUITT
Laurel March H. Harry X. Fooks
has begun the erection of residence ON
West street near Tenth which Is 10 he
one of the most imposing structures in
Laurel 10 will be occupied as a homo
boy Mr. Foobs. who Is soon To le roarr;s,l
to Miss Alma Horsey.
James ID. Spicer has resigned his no.
sition as carrier on r. 4. ID. route No. &
There are several applicants for the no.
sition and his successor viii be anpoipte5
next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Something
for the Home.

This 4 tho time Of the year when il be-
hoovcs Mothers 70 watch carefully tho health
oi their children. a slight exposure TO tho
veather often brings un heavy cold which
not treated m timc develops into pncu-
nona a sorc throat. IL allowed 10 run an
may necome n severe ease of Bronchitis or
lonSh'is babies suffer with Croup, which
y very dangerous, Therefore, overg mother
should keep no her home safe. clean. suro
remedy upon which she can rely IN such
emergencies
PARACAAtPH (first Aid 10 the Iniured)
IL that remedy.
II YOU have never tried Paracnmph. cut
Out the coupon below and present \ A. N
naniorths e Drug Store for sample
settle, DO a. to-da9l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
MANY ordsrs

James F. Wood & Co. arc receiving
many orders TO repair roofs, spouts and
CUTTERS The licensed plumber has found
many Leaks spelling paper and plastsr.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Discussed at a MaSSmeeting at
Delaware City Last Evening.
MANY IDEAS we're ADVANCED
Some Changes In Existing Reg
ulatlons Suggested.
MARCH / TO JUNE / FOR SHAD
Opening the Season 10 Days
Earlier Than at Present.

No Restriction ~ to Length OF Net-satur-
day One OF the Best Fishing Daya-The
Present Hours to Continue-May, June,
july and August CLOSED Season for Carp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
THE NEWS OF new CASTLE
Death OF Mrs. Hiram r. Borle,
Former Resident,
In PHILADELPHIA, LAST NIGHT
The A. o. n. to Celebrate st.
Patrlck's Day.

Rev Castle Water Works Co. TO Make Tx
tenaivs improvement Kev. q. W. PUT
nsy a. Firtt Baptist Church-Sociai and
Personal Items
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
MANIAC KILLS TWO PERSONS
WHILE IN INSANE ISYLUM
While at Work in Ward He Grabs 4
Knife and SIashcs Two Women
and an Attendant.
my Associated Prcss.l

SCRANTON. PA. July 1S.--A trag,
edy was participated IN in the Hall
side home this afternoon when one
insane patient killed two of the in.
mates and mortally wounded one of
the Keepers.
The murderer is IgnatZ Krcwzyp =
deal and dumb Pole who was not re-
garded as dangerous. He was given
work in one OF the wards with two
women. also insane patients, Mrs
Ann Golden and Missouri" Ann Van
Nalen. The three were moving cots
under the direction of Keeper Rich.
ard Davies who left the room mo.
mentarlly.
Selling the opportunity afforded by
the keepers absence the insane man
ran into the doctors office and there
picked up an amputating knife and
ran upstairs to the upper floor. Keep
or Davies ran after Krewzyp and the
latter turned upon and buried the
Knife in the Keepers chest He then
attacked the two women He stab.
bed Mrs. Golden in the chest twice
and then stabbed Mrs. Van Valen
once
Floyd Bemer, the son of Superin-
tendent 'Bemer, knocked the knife out
of krewzyp's hands Both women
died soon afterward.
krewzyp is 50 years of age and
was one of the most powerful in
mates of the institution. After the
deed was committed he jabbered in
a vehement manner and no sign o.
motion could be obtained from him
He is now raving maniac. Davies
is not expected to live.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Merchants Of Mathews Summon.
cd Before Grand Jury.
THRIVING TRADE N LIQUOR
Authorities Say Large Quantities OF
WhIskey and Beer Have Been Ship.
ped From Here In Casks Marked
Eggs Beef, etc.

An investigation of the alleged sale
oil intoSlcants in Mathews county
now being made by the grand jury
In the Mathews County Circuit Court.
has revealed the fact that casds con.
tanning whskcy and beer, labeled
eggs, beef. canned goods. etc., have
been imported into that county from
Newport News and Norfolk for sew
eral months and their contents dispus.
cd of In that county.
Mathews is supposed to be dry,
but as in many other dry" counties
In the State. whislcy AMI beer have
been secretly imported aud sold there
ever since the county became dry .
The shippers Of the intoxicants nave
labeled the casks and boxes contain
ing the booze, with tho name of sunc
toodstnffs and the unsuspccting III.
thoritics were stCcred off for a time.
Recently, however. the whiskcy trade
In Mathews county became so thriving
that the authorities got next and had
number OF people summoned TO
testify before the July grand jury,
Judge G.. b. Jones convened at Ma.
thews Court House Tuesday.
Several Of the merchants who have
been selling intoxicants have been ar
rested and 1t Is probable that most
of them will be indicted by the grand
jury.
From all accounts large quantities
OF in,oxicants have been shipped from.
this city to dry" counties and cities.
Recently II was learned that several
dry counties beyond this city were
importing an unusually large amount of
pickles and. upon investigation. the
authorities founN that the kegs and
barrels shipped from tNs city to those
counties and bearing the pickle" la
bel contained beer and whiskey.
When Williamsburg went dry
about year ago dcmijuhn after dcmi.
John of whiskcy was sent there from
this city each dcmijohn being labeled
vinegar" and for several months
Williamsburg was importing more
vinegar" than any city of its size In
the United States. The authorities
there finally stopped the vinegar
game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
TOBACCO MEN ESCAPE.
Federal Grand Jury Fails to lndlct
Members Of Trust.
Uy Associated Press,

NASHVILLE, TENN. July 49,
When the United States Circuit
Court met today Tho foreman of tho
grand jury which has been lnvestI,
eating tobacco trusts. reported to
Judge lMrton that all the Witnesses
summoned by the jury had been OK.
amlncd.
District Attorney Tillmun asked
that the jury be rcspiicd or dis.
charged subject to Il recall ut any
time between now aud the next term
OF court.
1t cannot Ike fully nsccrtaincd what
the result OF the Investigation Is
but 1t Is known that no indictments
have been returned