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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
MYSTERY OF AUSTIN HAT
Detectives Find It on Hnt-Rack, But
 Don't Know How II Got There.

Omaha. Sept. 1i.-Detoctives toe day found the hat worn by Dr. Fred erick Rustin the night he was shot If was found hanging in the hallway of the Rustin home, It was suggest ed so Mrs. Rustin that the maid might have hung the hat on the nail where it was found but Mrs, Rustin stated that the maid had not seen the hat and had not known 1t was there There is nothing to indicate that Il had not hung there where 1t was found since the shooting, and no per son at the Rustin home knew of i' being touched since that time Mrs Abbie Rice, who is still held at the police station. identified the hat as the one worn by Dr. Rustin when she lef' him three hours before tn shooting She was sure there could be no mis- take. It has been turned over to tht county attorney, No bullet hole wal ! found in It.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
WHOLESALE SMUGGLING IN CUBA

Havana, Sept, 1.-The Union Eapan ola in an editorial on Saturday, alleged that the United States army was smug glng Into Cuba great quantities oe meat and other goods, thus escaping the payment of duty and selling the goods, Governor Magoon has ordered an vestlgaton, He will Institute proceedings against the Union Espanola If 1t fais to sustain its charges,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
YOUNG EGYPT PROTESTS.

Geneva, Sept 14 Al meeting held here todaly the Young Egyptian party was organized on the same lines as the Young Turks, A despatch was sent to Sir Edward Grey, the British secre
 tary for foreign affairs protesting against the continued occupation of Egypt by Great Britain and reminding him of the British movements oft re- peated promise to withdraw the troops, A second despatch was sent to the KhedlVe Abbas Hlini requesting the restoration of parliamentary regime.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
CHOLERA IN PHILIPPINES
Outbreak Assuming Better Aspect
 Americans Victims.

Manila, Sept 14,-The outbreak of cholera Is reported as assuming more favorable aspect In the prov inces. A few cases are still making their appearance in this city, the Vic- tims of last week including three Americans. The authorities declare that the cholera is not epidemic and are working energetically to end its sporadic spread
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
ANOTHER ANCIENT THEFT
Former Hostler Charged With Stealing
 from Italian

The theft of sS6 from an Italian hostler by the name of Angelo Tiran- gola, which occurred last April in the livery stable of Frost on Meadow street was the reason for the arrest in Bridge port yesterday and subsequent trans feral to this city of John Clancy, for. merly a hostler also, Clancy Is charged with theft here, it being claimed that he went through the Italians pocket one day In April while the latter was at work in the stables and Clancy was losfng about there, He disappeared and had been in many adventures since, in- cluding hospital seanee for an injured limb in New York,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
ALDERMAN STANTON ITO MARRY.

Cards have been issued by MT, and Mrs. James J, Hines for the marriage of their daughter, Leona Theresa, fo Charles H stanton, which will be sol emnized Al st Roses church on Tues day morning September 20, by the Rev Father Fitzgerald Alr, stanton is C very well known young business man of this city and represents the Eff teenth ward in the board of aldermen,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
uAskEb, GATHERS THE PEN MES.

Chicago, Sept. Ex-Governor Haskell, of Okahoma treasurer of the Demo- tic National committee, stated to- day 4hat miscellaneous contributions to the campaign fund ranging from $l to st00 were being received al rate of S100 day these he said, were exclusive of funds gathered by the finance comittea.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
,N,oN VACANCIES FILLED.

At Ii meeting of the board of direc- tors of the New Haven Union company held yesterday the vacancies caused by the death of the late Hon, Alexander Troup were filled by the election If Mrs, Alexander Troup as a director; of Alexander Troup, IT,, as treasurer, and or pbilip Troup as secretary,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
COLONEL STEWART BALks.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. l4.--A dis patch from Fort Rusohues, Ariz, says Col. Stewart, who has been practically in exile at Fort Grant will not take the ninety miles ride as ordered by the war department He has been ordered back to Fort Grant without taking the test and will leave for the Huachuea to- day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
TROLLEY CAN AFIRE.

Trolley car 20 took fire about 6 . o'clock last evening In Carlisle street at salem from the blowing out of d motor Fire company No, 1 was called and extinguished the blaze with chem lcals. The car was not badly damaged but had to be lowed to the barns by a wrecking car,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
TWO ESTATES IN
Will of Joseph Adams Peck Filed in
 Probate Court.

In the probate court yesterday after noon the will of Joseph Adams Peck was filed The entire estate which ls over slo,ooO is left to the widow, Mary Elizabeth, who Is named as exeoutrix.
 In the estate Of Catherine A. Nsdigan Attorney David D, Fitzgerald was named as administrator yesterday ana Frank C. Young and J. Edward Briggs as appraisers q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
DE STEFAN0 ARRESTED
Injured Italian, Discharged from Hos
 pltal. Now to Face Court.

Antonio De Stefano. the Italian who was chot in the ear in ahght in Hill street last Monday night, and taken to the New Haven hospital, was re- leased from that institution yesterday and taken to police Headquarters, where he was locked up on a charge of breach of the peace, Ills condition is new all tr.t
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
ANGLO. AMERICAN MARRIAGE.

London, Sept, l4-Announcemen u made of the comIns marriage of Cecil Higgins, the son of Henry V, Higginl who is chairman of the grand opera syndicate and director of the Carlton and Ritz hotel companies, and Miss Ethel Cryder, the daughter of Duncan Cryder of New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
SUMMER RESORTS DOOMED
Except for Soaking Rain Isle Royalc
 Will Go to Flames.

Will Go to Flames.
 Port Arthur, Ont, Sept. i4,-1he steamer America arrived this morning at the south shore and reports the whole lake covered with smoke pail 90 thick as almost to be impenetrable. and villagers are constantly fighting the flame. Reports from Isle Royale say summer cottages and much other property are already destroyed and the resorts, Rock Harbor, and Washington Harbor are thought to be doomed un- less there Is a soaking rain within 2' hours the island will be devastated.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
TAFT FIFTy-oNE TO-DAY.

Cincinnati, O., Sept, 14.-Ex- Secretary William H, Taft will be ifty-one years old tomorrow, He was born In Gin cinna
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
STATE POLICE HERE
Look for violators of the Law on Spc-
 cinl Election Day.

cial Election Day.
 Members of the state police have been spending the past two days In the city. but whether they gathered any evidence or not is not known. One Sunday there were four members of the constabulary seen. and yesterday, the special election day, three were seen near the corner of Chapel and Center streets.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15

Washington, Sept 14.--Forecast foH Tuesday and Wednesday,:
 New England--Fair. Tuesday and Wednesday,; fresh to brisk north and northeast winds
 Eastern New York---Fair Tuesday and Wednesday,; fresh north andanorths east winds. rt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15

SPORTS--Pngcs |. :, Q, t2. Giants Again Viosors, Roaneaters Down Quakers. Tigers Succumb to st. Louis. Senators and Athletics Divide. Yanks Beaten by Rcd SoX. Naps Close to Second Berth.i N. II, II. $, at Yale Field To-day. Bowling League Schedule. Grand Circuit Races. Onlcla Averages of Conn. League.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-15
WEATHER RECORD.

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 NEW ENGLAND RESOURCES

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The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
PREPARING THE GARDEN.
Work Which Can Be Done Before
Next Spring.

To be successful in gardening re.
Quires great deal of planning, and
| always do all | can in the fall and
winter, says writer in Orange Judd
Farmer | always try to plow my gar.
den ground as late as possible. as |
am positive it destroys a great mum.
Der of insects. especially cutworms.
always put a coat of manure on to
plow under If | can get it. and have
time to haul 1t. Then during the win
ter | haul manure and spread on this
plowed ground. My land is quite level.
OF course, would not put it on steep
hilisides.
If the manure Is coarse | shake it
out in the spring and haul off the
coarse straw and hay, and pile ii to
rot for next spring. | use the disk in
the spring and thoroughly disk, mix.
ing the Two coats of manure. one on
top aud he other plowed in very thor
oughly, which places it where the
plants can get al it, and is not all in
Ire bottom Of the burrows, to dry out
in drought.
Ii you use hotbeds in the spring, as
you should 10 be successful in rails.
ing good plants. see that the pits are
dug this fall and frames set on them !:
then cove. with old pieces OF board
and some wild hay or straw, and yoJ
will save a lot of time in the spring
Also get your soil that you are to
use In the hotbeds together this fall
The rich, light spots in the garden
will make good soil, and the manure
| taken out of the. old hOtbeds will
| make good manure. Break it mp fine
and mix thoroughly with the soil
and form in heap having a fiat top
Put old pieces of board over this
and about foot of horse manure
then pile on wild hay or straw unit
you know 1t will not freeze. And oh
what snap in the spring when snow
and ice are plentiful, not to have t.
Ecrape up any old thing for soil t
raise plants in!
Then there are probably some
things that you wish to winter over II
the garden that will need protection
I have a nice patch of Welsh ant
Silverskin onions, which l will cove
with about two inches of well-rottet
manure, then good coat Of wild hay
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
- ser - lblIcation
SrArE ~ MISSOURI }

srArkHE Missouri 5.
CNSuiy 81 Bates
In ~ N.r,.st Court Of Bates County, Missouri,
tAc'CNtr term, lpS
The >.s.r c Missouri at the relation ami to
tbs Gst >, NSncS {, Combs, Collector OF the
RtNrSSt - Bates County In the State of Mis-
s01r., p.Ssrti, vs., Henry Walter, defendant.
Cs,l action for delinquent taxes.
Now 4, isss aay, Nov. 2a. laos, comes the
pls.nUS Nv her attorney before the circuit
toGri " SNtcs couniy in the state of Missouri
and 10 Svf's Sr.ng TO the court that summons
bA> l.S& issued In the above entitled cause
SSS,u>t tAt defendant, Henry Walter, directed
to the sAe- { D; Bates county, Missouri, and tha.
SAID sh-v;@ ~ Bates county. Missouri, to whom
sal 4 sOa,us Nas wss directed, has made return
thervoS ,aSt the defendant, Henry walter,
csuUNt ec found, and the court being further
sa,,s ~ ioS; proctss cannot be served on said
dcfsr Art, Henry walter, 1t is there fore
Ortesv3 N ths conrt that the said defendant
be u0;,Ses by publication that plaintiff has
cotutC~ Stt-s = INIT against him IN this court by
petition he object and general nature of which
70 vC3Ngtr the lien of the State of Missouri
for The delinquent taxes OF the year 1904
amoUr;-us N the aggregate 10 the sumof SIG
toSs1CtV " n int rests, costs, commissions and
fees, UlcS the following described tracts of
lSot S.,Gs;ed IN Bates county, Missouri, to-
VIZ:
lr;s ;ou- snd five 4 and y in block twenty.
six IN H.tA Hll rown Company's first addition
- HitA Nill, Missouri, and that unless the
sad defendant be and appear at the next term
o. this cNGri 10 be beam and holden In the city
ei Batter, Rates county, Missouri, on the first
MOaday IN February, 1900, and on or before the
trst dSy iScrcot, and plead TO said petition ac.
cord - sSs TIE same will be taken rs confessed
and judi sMcnt rendered according to the prayer
O. SAT- VyLion and the above described real
estate SCI! u satisfy the same.
Aud i .S gurthcr ordered by the court afore-
sal 4 thai = copy hereof be published In IHE
RUrLsE WSEAlS TINES, a weekly newspaper
printed Asa published in Bates county, Mis-
souri, ~ four weeks excessively, the last In
seruQn u ~ ST least thirty days before the first
day u .av ncNt term of said court A true
copy ot the record,
N..utss my hard as clerk aforesaid
w,,a ,hc seal OF said court hereunto af-
>EALl GNta Done at Office in Butler on this
Tx sid 3sy Of December 1905
III I II. EMBREE, Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31

zae=s wxs directed, has made return thereon
thSs L1S defendant, l.. Pressler, cannot be
fcGDS xa1 the court being further satisfied
q - v-ssrcsS cannot be served on said defend
Sns l. Prrssler, 1t is ordered by the court
shss ,Ae SAD defendant be notified by pub
llcSs,oz sa&I plaintiff has cOmme@e 3 suit
sSa GSs am In This court by petition the OBJ
lscs All SsGs raj nature Of which is to enforce
he GsS q tAs Stste Of Missouri for the delin-
guSng s&Xes Of the years 1905, 1904, and 1905
a-acGzu1s IN the aggregate to the sum Of
3 "a EoSvtAer with interest, costs, cOmmis-
Sscr> .Sl feSS mon the following described
traces q lS23 s.tGSted in Bates county, Mis-
sezFt te-N3t
ISss aseea (lSl and the west fOrty-two H2l
tsss 81 10 sixteen In block forty-hve in the
rOwa OSoYSny's hrst addition 10 the City
ot RscA AN, Missouri, and that unless the
sstt 3vfer ssnt be ami appear at the next term
% te-s san ~ be begun AMI holden in the city
ct Sutls-, Rates county, Missouri, on the drst
N,E isy N February, l9ta, and on or before the
ags: &Sy iAorec', and plead TO said petition ac-
c1rJ - law the same will be taken as con-
tvS>s,t az. lasCment n ndered according TO tho
prAyer q. SAID petition and the above described
ryd - sic scsd 10 satisfy the same.
Aut u.s further ordered by the court store-
SAID ia, = sony hereof be published In TnE
R,rLxS " EKNLN TINES, a weekly newspaper
prtu;s& Sca published in Rates county, Mis-
soar. tcg ioGr weeks successively the last in
ssrs,cn - " 81 least thirty days before the first
1AN - stc neat term Of said court. A true
coEy - ,at record.
Mi.ness MY hsnd as clerk aforesaid
a thc seal OF said. court hereunto
tsHAt aN5ss. Done al office IN Butler on this
tat ri Jay Of December, ~ :.
L. ID. EMBREE,
sS Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
Sweet Potato ChjDs.
Victor Smith In the New York Press.

victor Smith In the New York Press.
The sweet potato is not In
so high favor as the irish; yet 1t ie
not diseased like the latter. Grated,
IL makes the finest pie you ever tast-
ed. Sliced and csndied, It is dish
OF such excellence that children cry
for TIA la Fletcher. When large
yam is sliced a la Kornahfens, q
sixteenth OF an inch thin and fried In
a caldron OF superheated fat (beei
suet preierred) there is nothing bet
ter to MUNICH on. The sweet potato
is as far ahead Of the Irish potato a.
caulifower Is ahead OF collards, the
iavorite vegetable Of Champ Clark,
minority leader Of the House OF Rep.
resentatives. Il furnished the brains
OF the. South for q century, and en-:
abled the black man to live and wax
strong and fat when other food wss
out Of his reach. Let your mind
dwell on good ole possum roasted
brown, with plenty o. gravy On
swest taters all around Do age o. ths'
plAtsl'
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
SKIM M lNGS.

With every pound Of butter there
should be an ounce Of salt, and at
present prices only the very best salt
should be used.
AS large per cent. Of milk Is water,
cows should be given plenty Of water.
Good mixers are heavy eaters. and
drink freely, also.
Every farmer who keeps cows should
put plenty Of corn In the silo.
The best mixers are those who are
painstakinS and gentle. They make the
COW feel comfortable when being
milked. and this increases the yield.
Many Of the by-products Of the
dairy can - probably converted into
PORK
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31

AS plays the minstrel by the easement
wide
And seeks to win applause within,
So We, the players on our puny flutes,
Exert our faculties to win.
With every throb of passion that We
know.
With every trick and artifice,
We saw and blow and puff and strive
to call
From worldly lips a favored kiss!
All minstrels, in the street we stand and
play
Our airs upon a different key;
Each feels his song the greatest song of
all.
The ecstasy Of symphony
And each throughout the day. and oft at
night,
Lifts ever onward with the song
And fails to see why worlds are made
And why the course of art so long!
ye. who play for fame within the
street
Where dust is thick on everything,
Go back to where the cooling shade IL
deep
And learn to love the song you sing!
Make music for the soul within the song,
And not for doors It opens wide;
For IL thy art should fail to fit the key,
Where is thy comfort-and thy pride?
All. minstrel tune thy lutte to play an
air
That thrills thyself, and then forget
The world that mods within your musio's
4 ken
/ Play for thyself thy clarinet!
Play soft and low-and in thy breath
+ Put Love and Hope and Life-and
more:
Put self within the soulful strains you
4 blow,
And FAME will grovel at your doorl
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
Glover In Orchard,

Glover is one Of the best orchard
crops. Seed is cheap this year. II your
orchard soil is not adapted to red
clover, try alsike. 1t will grow where
red clover will not. The seed now is
more expensive, but 1t will go twice as
far, making the cost Of seeding Of a
definite area a. cheap as with red
clover.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
Orier OF Publication.
STATE uE MISSOURI, !

STATE oS MISSOURI,
County Of Bates
In the Circuit Court of bates county, Missouri,
October term, lNN.
The state nt Missouri at the relation and 10
the ust of NN~ct [. Combs, Collector 0i Tue
Revenue OF Bates county, in the state OF MIS-
souri,, plaintiff, VS. James " Charles, Nm. u
bessley and /. J, Whitfield, deiendah's'
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now a, this day, Nov. 2j, l9o>, comes the
plaintiff ny her attorney before the OtrcO
Court of Bates county In the state OF Missouri,
and IL appearing 20 the court that summor :
has been issurd In the above entitled caUss
against the defendants, iam' g W Charles,
Nm q Beaslry and I j. Whitfield, direcst !
TO the sheriff Of Bates county, Missouri, ani
that said sheriff of Bates county, Nlssoua, 70
whom said snmmnns was directed, has ma t
return thereon that the defendants, James W
Charles, Nm. e.. 8eaaley and f. j. Whitfield, f,
cannot be found, and the court being turthrr :
Satisfied that pr ,crss cannot be served On sad
defendants, lamss ". Charles, ". q. B'asl 't
and T. j Whitfield, il is therefore ordered bN
the court that the saddetendants b" notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced q 81,
against them In this court by petition, the 90
irct and general nature OF whlen Is 10 tntorce
the lien of the state u! Miss }uri for the deltn-
uurnt taxes of the year Chl. amounting In tCt
aggregate To the sum OF s1,uS together with in
tprest, eosts, commissions and fees. upon The
following described tracts of land situated In
Bates county Missouri, to-wit;
The west half of lot eight 81 in block httN-
three, ia the city of Rich HI, Mo, AMI that
unlc ) the said defendants he and appear at the
next term of this court 10 bc begun and holden
Ia the city of Butler, Bates county Missouri,
on tha lrst MONDAY In February, 1879, and on
or before the first day thereof and plead TO said
pcrition accord tu law the same Will be tsker
a. confessed and Judgment rendered accord n :
TO the prayer of said petition and the above de-
scribed real estate sold TO satisfy the SANE
And II is further ordered 10y the court atOre-
said that copy hereof b. published IN luS
BrrLKR WgKKIY TINss, a weekly newspaper
printed and published In Bates county Mis-
souri, for four weeks successiyely, the last IN
scrtion to be a; least thirty days before the drsi
day oC the next term Of said court. true
copy OF the tcord
Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid with
the seal ~ said court hereunto affixed
lsEALl Done at Office in Butler, on this the SRI
day of december, l9ls
5-it I, d EMBkEE, Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31

published st least once 8 week, the last IN
scrIiOn t0 b a. least thirty days before the hrsS
lsy OF said next February term OF this court
r d. ENBREE, Circuit Clerk.
true copy from the record. Witness ny
hand, and seal of the Circuit Court Ol
f~EALf Bates County, this End day of Decen-
Der, lY.c. T. ID. ENhhEEs
Circuit Clerk.
--4t CHAS. ". BARKLEN. DC.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
Civil action for delinquent taxes.

Now at this day Nov. -, 1905, comes the plain
till herein by her attorney before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Bates county IN the state
of Missouri, and II appearing to the court that
summons has been Issued in the above entitled
Cause against the defendant, 8. A. Melvin, di-
rected to the sheriff OF Bates county, Missouri,
and that said sheriff Of Bates county, Missouri,
to whom said summons was directed, has made
return thereon tina. the defendant, 5. A. Mel
win, cannot be found, and the cou1. being fur
ther satisfied that process cannot be served on
said defendant, s. a. Melvin, il is therefore
ordered by the court that the said defendant
be notified by publication that plaintiff has
commenced q suit against him In this court By
petition, the object and general nature of which
s to enforce the lien OF the State of Missouri for
the delinquent taxes Of the years 1903, 1894
1893, amounting in the aggregate to the sum
of 1854 together with interest, costs, COM
missions and fees, upon the following describ-
ed tracts Of land situated In Bates county, Mis-
souri. to-wit:
Lots four (i) i've (5) In block one hundred
ninety C9O) in the city Of Rich Hin, Missouri,
AMI that unless the said defendant be and ap-
pear at the next term Of this court to be begun
and holden in the city Of Butler. Bates county,
/ Missouri, on the first Monday in February.
1902 and on or before the first day thereof and
plead TO said petition accord to law the same
! will be taken as confessed and Judgment rend.
cred according to the prayer Of said petition
and the above described real estate sold to sat
iefy the same.
And 1t is further ordered by the clerk afore-
said that a copy hereof be published in THz
BUTLER WEEKLY TINES, q weekly newspaper
printed and published In Bates county, Mis-
souri,. for four weeks successively, the last
insertion to be at least thirty days before the
6rstdsy OF the next term Of said court. A tru,
copy of the record.
Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid
with the seal Of said court hereunt,
(sEAL.) afdxed. Done at Office in Butler OF
this The 3rd day Of December, l90s.
1T T. ID. EMBREE,
Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times., 1908-12-31
Pure Dairy Salt.

Good, pure dairy salt is as essential
to good butter making as pure water
10 to health. Any kind of salt won't
do for good butter, but it will do for
the poor stuff that sells at half price.