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such men are usually high lyers.
hard workers mentally, living under
hiEh pressure and high draught. and 10
doesn't iako great deal 90 disorder
tho stomach or render the liver torpid.
They should make IL a practice 90
use some tried and reliable remedy Ike
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. that WIN
aid Nature ana not force 80 and VIII
take care ~ tho sudden attacks n
acute Indigestion.
Tho use of those tablets ls not 90 be
Couf0unded with the patent medicine
habit Stuaris Dyspepsia Tablets are
not patent medicine, but arc COME
posed 0f the very elements which nae
turs provides the healthy stomach to do
thD work of digestion pepslu. dlastasc.
golden seal, etc There is uo secret in
their preparation-they are absolutely
pure and therefore an the world uses
them.
SO matter how dlsordered the stom-
ach may De-. a. VIII right itself m given
the chance. stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
digest food where the stomach can't
give the abused stomach and lntestlnoa
"a rest ana olfer renewed strength 90
me worn out glands and muscles.
Brain workers can rely on stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets. no matter how tense
the strain An druggists carry them in
the hfty cent packages. on AZ you pro
FER a free trial package can b. had
hy scnding your name ana address to
day. n. A. stuart Company, 30 stuart
Building, Marshall, Mich,
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GRANITE STAKE.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
high priests quorum of the Granite
stake will convene on Sunday morn
ing, oct. 90. 1907, at 10 "a. mn. Special
subjects have been assigned 10 good
speakers and an interesting meeting
viii be- had. All high priests are
urged 20 be present.
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state: William J. Lanl1lu. pastor
Sunday school az 9:3Q "a. m Divine
services at 1880 "a. M; subject of syr-
mon. "True Faith Ga Cod" QUAR-
terly meeting of voting members at
y M.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church S36 south Fourth East street;
=. w. Bussard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sunday after Trinity. sunday school
az 90 "a. m. Morning service at %
O'Clock Solo by Miss Mabel Cooper.
An cordially welcome.
First Baptist church, corner Second
south and Second West Rev. ID A.
Brown. PASTOR Preaching at Do "a.
M. and 1880 p. mn sunday school af
1880: Horace Tucker. supcrintgud-
ent. b. y. =. u. at 6:30 D. M; lead-
err Miss Elvira Bong. topic. "The
Duties IF the Day Wednesday eve
oning service at 7:45. topic. "Salya-
ton Complete in Christ well
Rio Gr3nde Mission chapel. Second
South between Ninth and Tenth
West-Sunday school al 10 "a. m. A.
w. Flynn, superintendent
Burlington Mission chapel corner
Indiana avenue and Navajo street.
sunday school 40 10 a. M. f. j.
Lucas. superintendent
llt AfAiAl~Il AahNIIkN IlHN. I4NlllfIaI
church, Harold Jensen. pastor. resi-
dence 424 Fourth avenue Services
al 3 D. m. az the Norwegian Lutheran
church. 454 south Fourth East Sub
icct OF sermon, "The Kind of "a
Faith" Sunday school at p. nm. At
4:15 D. m. the meeting for adopting
a constitution. All Danes and Nor
Wcgians cordially invited.
Swedish Lutheran church. corner
Second South and Fourth East streets
sunday school az no a. m. Morn
ing service at II a. m o. Olson,
reader. Evening services al S D. M.
sermon iu the English Language by
Rev. r. W. Bussard of the English
Lutheran church. The pastor of tho
church attends church dedication at
Park city Utah. Wednesday cyen-
ing prayer meeting Friday evening
choir practise saturday evening
Oathcoumcu class.
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First Presbyterian church. northeast
corner of South Temple and q streets;
Rev. William N. padeu. -. u. pastor
Morning services al "a o'clock Even
ing services at 7.45 o'clock Sunday
school at 1880 %. M. Young peoples
meeting az Z p. m. Midweek services on
wednesday evening Teachers meet
ing al 1880. prayer and conference
ut p. m., lcd by Mrs. O. r. lugers0l:
topic THE Women OF the Bible" The
public cordially Invited 90 AN these
services.
Third Presbyterian church, corner
Eleventh East and Eleventh South:
Herbert H. Hays, pastor. Wade Loot
borrow, superintendent OF Sunday
shool- Services on Sunday as follows:
Preaching service at N a. m.s subject.
The beginning OF Sim Preaching SER
Vice at 30 p. m., subject 1.-The
Christians Approach 90 Death SUM
day school AT 1915. lesson. "The
Capture Of Jericho" Christian En-
deayor at $50 p. m.; topic. "The duties
of the Day Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at 1880 D. m.i studies Boo me
book of Hebrews
First Baptist Church Murray city
Jesse Hyde, pastor church located
one block west ou Seventeenth south
sunday school sunday morning al no
O'Clock Junior Union SUNDAY after
noon at 4 o'clock Preaching Sunday
evening al 1880 o'clock. subject. "Fuli-
Grown SIN An are asked to attend
public worship in the house of me-
Lord
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fourth West between First ana Secs
Oud South streets. Charles curtis
MrlutIre. pastor residence 21l West
Firth South street Public worshIp. ID
o'clock Sermon 1.-THE Privilege of
Prayer" sunday school ANA Bible
classes l2.15 Nh Earl Havonor sun
er.ntondent Mission SUNDAY school.
632 West First North. ut 1880 Senior
christian Endenyor. q, 3O. Evening ser-
Vices l.30--the third special service
in the Interests ~ me worklngman.
sermon. "The Laborer and the Drink
Question" Special music. An WACO
caruera especially invited. Wedneaday
evening service ~ conference aud
prayer at 1;fb A cordial Christian
welcome 10 AN at any or All these
services.
LUTHERAN.
First German Evangelical Lutheran
ST. Johns church, Seventh South aud
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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Second East and Second South
streets; Francis Burgette short pastor
Class meeting at 10 "a. M; William
Broome, leader Preaching "a II "a.
No.; subject. THE Christian Family.
Sunday school az 1915 j. M. II. j.
Stearns. superintendent EpwOrth
league az G.3O p. M; Harry C.. Scott,
president Preaching az 1880 p. m.
Popular service for one hour. Special
singing by the congregation. Come
and bring your family.
Liberty Park NJ. r.. church, corner
Eighth East and Ninth South. +.
Charles Parker, pastor-Sunday school
at 10 a. M, a. Tracy superintendent
Public worship at II a. m. and 80 p.
M. subject for morning sermon. "One
OF Gods Requirements" evening sub
ject zone of Mans Requirements. %
Class moeting at the close OF morning
service. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 1880 D. M The regular monthly
meeting Of the official board viii be
held az the pastors study Monday
evening az $780,
lin NJ e. church, Ninth East and
First South; ID. NJ. Helmick. pastor
Preaching at n a. m. and 1880 D. m.
by the pastor. Morning subject,
Brushing Away the Cohwebs." Even
ing theme. 'The -Four Ables' Special
music at both services. Mr. Grant
viii render "a coruct solo al the morning
service, and the male quartet win sing
in the evening. Sunday school al 10
o'clock. the Rev. j. NJ Settle. super
inteudont Epworth league at $50:
subject. What IL the Cause OF, or
What Leads 10 the Excesscs in the
So-called Popular Amusemonts2" Dis
cussion led by Dr s. j. Townsend
You are cordially invited to attend these
services. Seats free.
Norwegian and Danish a. r, church,
528 south Fourth East; n. l. Hansen.
pastor-Sunduy school az 10 a. m, CON
Quoted iu the English language All
are invited. Teaching in the Norwegian
and Danish language at N "a. M. SUBJ
iect for the sermon, "The EVIL and Ell
fects OF Unbelicf" An Scandinavians
are cordially invited.
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Tho frst yuIHtH of tho season at Tho
Flower Shop. under National Bank az
thH Republic.
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WALL PAPER SALE
at Eh0rrs 1II Waak 60 Main So
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Every smoker has experienced this
peculiar condition Of the stomach and
liver. the result usually OF imperfect
digestion Of food And tho blame is
usually put on the cigar and not whore
10 belongs
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Other CHURCHES.


Services viii be held I'm the various
Mormon churches tomorrow as
o.
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His Cigar Doesn't
Taste Right
And Yet Il l. the Same IIo Was
smoking With So Much Relish
Aftcr Dinner, Last Night OUT
OF the Very Same Box. Too.

TT ISN'T TIIE CIG MITES THE
STOMACH
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without the use OF pills purgauyes or
drugs OF any kind. I can aud go Cufe Oh"
worst cases OF chronic tpauyn-cui.
them To- stay cured. and restore tat pa.
such as they had never known before
] can cure constipation uo matter how
bad DO is ] can show you hu" o. euro
yourself right ln your own home without
The use OF drugs. Constipation De- cured
for an time when cured my way. Illl out
free coupon and mail today.
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REVOLUTION OR REFORMATION!

A historical discussion OF the lGO
Luther and mia associates.
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REVELATION AND INSPIRATION,

being correction Of misconceptions esti5a
Washington before the privileges am.
As stated above this IS but partial of ea
contents of this valuable work which
Interesting the many books that Mr. Roberts
literature of the ater-day Saints pre-
paid $l5O per copy. cloth Send orders a
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
Southeast Mt. Pleasant Items

Win Hulen, Of Kansas City, spent
Sunday at G. G. iienry's. Mr.. Henry
/, All uncle OF Mr.. Hulens.
Grandpa and grandma Be:kham
visited at C. ". Wards Sun lay.
Mrs. Marsh, OF Rich Hill, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bob
Johnson, the past week.
Il e. Henry has rented his large
firm near Pleasant Gap to u Mr..
Wix.
We attended church at Butler last
Sunday at the NJ. Z. Church South
and heard fine sermon by the
Presiding Elder.
Davy Powell has rented the Ed.
Steffen farm Tor this year. We are
glad to have Davy for a neighbor.
Clarence Mooney, who has been
spending the winter with his brother,
left for his home in Kansas and the
first thing after getting home he led
to the altar one OF the iairest girls
OF the Sunhower state. We wish
them happiness all through life
Mr.. Gardiner has rented r E.
moneys farm for this year. Glad
to have Mr.. Gsrdinerior a neighbor
| hope everybody is satisfied with
the convention. We think Mr.. Ives
Ia the right man In the right place.
Now let all pull together and elect
him by a large majority. COWBOY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
Real Estate Transfers
For Week Ending Feb. 26th.

JAS W Hays to Saml Snow so q
sec II Shawnee $-Omitted.
II III Haverly toe ID Haverly pt
blks IS, 3G and - Foster 500.
FL Ii Haverly to c L Swarens lots
2 and 3 blk II Foster $500.
Geo Il Lyles to Ed S Morton 40 a
sec 5 Howard $1,000.
N g Kendall to Everett G urant
Al q sec 7 Summit $1S45
j l. Stanley to Warren Bigler $50
a sec 3 New Home $4,000.
Warren Bigler to Geo W Seeley
$50 sec 3 New Home 100000.
Edward Allison to Ruth L Riggs
blk So and sc Sperry's ad Rich Hill
$125O.
Nettie q Mackey to E Long lots
Al and AZ Adrian $500.
James V8nBenthusan to Sarah A
Beaver 40 q sec 20 Mound $4,000.
Jerry NJ Woodfin to j R Ray pit
lot blk 7 Thompsons ad Butler
$3.50.
Thos Hart to Lura Bowman pit blks
80 and "a Foster 5000.
wv Bowman to John Bowman 80
q sec 7 New home $1100.
Chas Haas to A j Hoover lots 100
10 and 102 Adrian $4,000.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Martha E Roster to L 8 Roster ct
al pt lot 5 blk 3 Williams ad Butler
$40 q sec IS Mound and 83 a sec 2
Mt Pleasant $4,000.
CA Emerson trustee to Laura E
White tract sec 20 West Point 81.
W D Adams ct al to j A Boron
400 q sec IL Howard 81.
ia Boron to W D Adams 400 q
sec IL Howard 81.
Ella valley to George McCulloch
lot 8 blk los Rich Hill 5000.
Mary j Timmons ct al to warren
B Timmons 107 q sec z Shawnee
$27OO.
Alb Argenbright to Matte A Cum
mings 1913 q secs 80 and "a Grand
Riv $2700.
Caroline Smith to W r Smith l q
sec 3 New Home $25.
Della Klinck to W q Ketchum 5 q
sec 20 Hudson IS.
Clark Meade to J K Dickinson lot
8 ut lot 4 blk 90 Littles ad Hume
$500.
Ell Smalley TO ] NJ Parker lot 10
blk 101 Rich Hill $500.
James W Haggard to Lucy A Ma
loney pit blk 16 Couches add Butler
$1025.
Bates Co Coal Mining Co to v +
| Tygard Jr Mine L Quits Foster 81.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
ANOTHER SENSA-
TI0NAL CASE.
Woman Claims She is Legal
Wife Of Man Shot by Humble.

The Nevada Mail says the follow
ing affidavit was filed in Probate
Judge Myers court by Attorney W.
ii. Hsllett:
"Lillie Whipple, being duly sworn
upon her oath, states that she was
the wife OF Frank W. Whipple, now
deceased, who was killed In Vernon
county, Mo-, on the - day OF jan
usry, 1907; that she was his lawful
wife at the time OF his decease; that
she resided at Flintvllle, Wisconsin,
and did at she time Of the death OF
her said husband.
',Afflant states that the woman
who was living with MIR. Whipple In
Nevada. Mo-, at the time OF his death
as his wife was not his wife; that she
accompanied the remains OF stliant &
husband to Green Bay, Wis, and
that In a conversation with afiiant
she admitted that she had never
been married TO Mr.. Whipple and
that she herselihad living husba nd
from whom she had not been divorc-
ed.
"Affiant further states that she
has been Informed and believes that
her husband, Frank W. Whipple, left
a personal estate In Vernon county,
Mo.
Weipple was shot by Harlow Humble
at Horton, the circumstances sur
rounding tue affair being familiar to
the readers of these columns.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

The road drag has been In use the,
past few weeks and 1t is q pleasure
to ride in the country now. ,
The poles for the telephone line will
be set this week and phones are ex-
pected to be herein a few days. Then
all can talk.
The sick In the neighborhood are
convalescing.
A union Sunday School was organ
lied at the Brackny school house
last Sunday with membership OF
about 40. which Is only small mum.
Der compared to what 1t will be
when the sick ones get well. Mrs.
Chas. Bryant was elected Supt..
James Nuckol assistant, Sina Miller
Sec. and Treas. A new organ will bs
purchased and II needed q church
will be built. No outsiders are try.
Ing to run Il, but all are working for
the good OF the school and peace
reigns supreme. All come at ten
O'Clock next Sunday morning.
Last Friday was g day that should
have been observed In our schools.
We wonder how many teachers said
anything to their boys and girls
about that noble and examplery
character, George Washington. II
we are to have among our boys such
noble characters they must be held
up before them IN their youth, No
parent but would be glad to drop in
and listen to o special program on
such day. Teach them to be patri.
otic on such days and at all times.
A niece Of Mrs. RandaIl's, from
Cass county, visited her last week.
Chas StefHn left last Tuesday for
his future home In western Kansas.
Success 10 him In that new country.
Putting IN oats b the work Of ths
day int now. <.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
Order OF Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI,

STATE or MISSOURI,
In the Probate Court for the County of pates
February term, l'n..
(harl VI. Frty, Deceased.
q +. Frey, Administrator
Order of Publication.
Now 81 this day comes 6. +. Fr, s. administrator
of the estate of Charlie, 4. Frey, deceased and
presents to the court his petition, praying for
tate of said deceased ps will nav pnd satisfy the
debt secured by deed OF trust thereon, and
redeem the remainder thereof from the lien
and charge of the same; said PETITION being az
cOmpaniei ny tn" accounts, lifts and inypn-
tories as required by law; on examination
whereof il is ordered, that all persons interest
ed in the estate of said deceased be notified
that application as ato resald has been made,
and unless The contrary be shown on or before
the first day of the next term of this court to be
held on the fourth Monday Of May 1907, an
order will be made for the sale of he whole, or
so much of the real estate OF said deceased as
Will he sufficient for the purpose aforesaid and
1t s further ordered, thala copy of this order I've
published in some newspaper in Bates county,
Missouri, for four weeks before the next term
OF this court, and copy thereof served
on each of the heirs of deceased, residing in
Bates county, aforesaid, at least ten days prior
to the first day Of said term as and for notice OF
the filing Of said petition and hearing to be had
thereon.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Bates ies'
/, j. A. Sivers, Judge of the Probate Court,
held In and for said county, hereby certify that
the foregoing Is true copy Of the Orig inal ord
er Of Publication therein referred to, as the
same appears of record in my office.
Witness my hand and seal of said court
tsEAL.l Done at Office in Butler, Bates county,
Missouri, this 18th day of February a.
D., 1907. }. A. SILvERS,
ls-It Judge of Probate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
A Day of Birthdays.
Adrian Journal.

Adrian Journal.
Last Sunday being the 65th birth
day OF JEFF McCombs, the G7sh birth
anniversary OF NJ. V. OSen and the
10th birthday Of H l.. Fair, these
gentlemen celebrated the event by
taking dinner with Mr.. McCombp.
For several years they have made II
APPOINT to dine together on this ami.
versary and the occasion is always ali
enjoyable one. All are worthy citi.
zens and their many friends Join in
wishing them many more years OF
pleasure and plenty.
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Virginia.

tried to build a fire In his stove but
could not and searching for the
trouble he found Turkey setting
on top the flus.
John Hedger and wife returned
from Austin Thursday OF last week
where they attended the funeral OF
WIN Metcsli, who died on Monday
night, Feb. 18th. They also visited
Mrs Hedgers and Mrs. Cordell.
John Winburn, OF Amorett. was In
Virginia Friday with his chicken and
egg wagon.
Mrs. j. C. Briggs Of Hume, came
over the fore part Of last week TO
help Geo. Thompson get his house
hold goods In order before the sale
W. W. Park has quit 90 wing wood.
He employed a steam wood saw to
do the work,
| Clark Draper has commenced TO
move his grain to his new farm and
will probably move his family this
week.
| d. C. Wolfe will ride around In q
buggy this summer.
Charley Heckadon's child died last
Saturday night and was buried Mon
day afternoon In Virginia cemetery.
Rev. Allen, OF Butler, took sick Sat
urday night latter preaching, atW. W..
Parks. He came out Friday to stay
till Sunday night. Rev. Allen Is one
OF the old fashioned Methodist
preachers that thinks the christian
| life Ia q war against sin. Heis not
a sectarian preacher but will preach
lior any denomination. He believes
that it Is not the church organizs.
ton that saves the people but the
blood of Christ. The world needs
more OF that kind OF preachers and
will have to have them before she
millennium comes.
Miss Daisy Walker, east OF Butler,
visited her brothers Ollie and Vane
Walker Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Smith Is kept busy at present,
mostly among children.
Mr.. Colburn has u large caf6uncle
on his neck which causes him much
suffering
Allonzo Jundy stopped In the
southwest corner OF Park Town Sun
day evening with his new buggy.
DR.. Brooks was called to see Mrs
lG. W. Park Saturday afternoon.
L. l. Judy Is still on the sick list.
Rev. Allen was able to 20 home
Monday morning. Thomas Consta
BILE took him home.
Rev Baker closed his meeting Sun
day night which commenced the q
OF this month. The cause was there
are so many that have bad colds
= and several sick who demand atten
ton. Many children IN the neigh
borhood have bad colds.
Mrs. W. j. Bard IL on the sick llst
The weddings are pressing hard
Ills reported one young man went tt
Butler and got paper that said h
had a right to have woman anC
left his papers In the clerks office.
Geo. Thompson's sale was well at
tended and everything sold well.
DC. Wolfe has bought the Franz
McElroy 80 acres.
Mics Darr will teach the Virgins
summer school.
/ Uncle Billie Duvsll, OF Butler, at
tended Geo. Thompson's sale anC
while cattle and hogs were selling HI
would fairly dance He said hi
younger days came back to him.
Mrs. Washington Park was abou
the same Tuesday morning. AARON
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
John Hankins, she Maries county

John Hankins, she Maries county
man, who was sent to jail by the
United states commissioner at
Springfield last week to await the &C
tion Of the next federal court on the
charge Of passing q Confederate ave-
dollar bill on an express agent, was
discharged from custody Thursday
last on order from Judge Phillips, Of
the federal court at Kansas City, he
holding that the passing or sttempt-
Ing TO pass q Conlederate bill was
not countsrlsit money IL The mean.
Ing Of The law - = & NOT IN imita-
uon Of United 6tatss monsy. -Ful-
ton TslerfAph.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
The Presbyterian church services

The Presbyterian church services
next Sunday ct IL q. m. and 1870 p.
m. DR.. ]. B. Welty will have for his
theme IN the morning: Looking to-
ward Easter; the Gathering Storm
and Jeeus' Words Of Assurance" In
the evening will be the time for the
young mems monthly meeting. II
viii be 9 splendid occasion Of special
interest to young men and youth.
The sermon theme: ''The Marriage
Feast; or the Ready and the Un-
ready" Young men are invited.
Brine your chum or LADY friend
aacng.
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