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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Order OF Publication

STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates.
In the Circuit Court. In Vacation Sept. 22nd I,
Hattie May Dsntel. Plaintiff,
W. d. Corbn. d. NJ Corbin, Edythe Hayes.
Mary Hilton and B. j Corbin, Defendants
Order Of Publication.
Now at this dsy comes the plaintiff herein,
by her attorneys and files her ton, alleging,
among other tnings that defendants, ID. NJ.
Corbin and B. J. Corbin are non-residents Of
the state of Missouri:
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by the clerk In
vacation, that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced q suit
against them in this court the object and gener-
al nature Of which is to obtain decree for the
partition Of the following described real estate
lying and being situate in Bates county, Mis-
souri,, to witt
The northwest quarter Of section seven ~ OF
township f0rty-two i42) Of range thirtytwo
tS2) and the north half Of the north half OF the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the northeast.
quarter Of section twelve Q2) Of town
ship forty two (l9) OF range thirty-thrse t3s),
and an order for the sale Of said real estate
and division OF the proceeds Of such sale be-
tween the parties plaintiff and defendants In
said suit according to their respective rights
and interests IN SAID real estate as may be
found and declared by the court, and that un-
less the said defendants be and appear at this
court, at the next term thereof, 30 be begun
and holden at the court house in the city OF
Butler, In said county. on the first Monday In
February, 1909, and on or before the first day
OF said term, answer or plead to the petition
In said cause, the same will be taken as con
fessed, and Judgment will be rendered accord
ingly.
And 1t lie further ordered. that copy hereof
be published, according to law, In The BUrLER
WEEKLY TNKs, . newspaper published In said
county Of Bates for four weeks successfully,
published Of least once Q week, the last ineer-
tion to be st least thirty days before the nrst
day Of said next February term OF this court.
T. D. EMBREE,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. Witness my
hand, and seal OF the Circuit Court Of
(sEAL) Bates county, this 22nd day Of Sep
tember, 1905. T. d. EMBREE,
Circuit Clerk.
4@t G. N. BARkLEY, d. c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

This next General Assembly OF Mis-
souri, will convene at noon on We'd
nesdsy, January 9th, 1909. Herbert
S. Hadley will be inaugurated as
Governor on the following Monday,
January 11th, and the next day,
Tuesday, January 10Th, sioint meet
ing OF the General Assembly will elect
William Joel Stone United States
Senator, TO succeed himself, for the
next six years. II only Cowherd's
name could be substituted above for
Hadley's, how happy we could be-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
To Get Better Paw.

Washington, Nov l7.--Lettors are
being sent out by the Navy depart
ment to about 1,000 employees of navy
yards throughout the United States,
notifying them Of an increase in
salaries ranging from 4 to le per cent.
These employees include draughtsmen,
clerks and assistant inspectors and
the increase in compensation is pro-
vided for by the lump appropriation
for the various classes of work in the
several yards. The effect is to bring
the rate of pay up to that of similar
kinds of work in other branches of the
government service.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL WOMAN.
News is flashed over the wire that

News IL flashed over the wire that
Dowsger Empress An, OF China, is
dead. The news comes close upon
she announcement OF the death oi the
Emporer, who was only nominally
at the head OF that governments.
Empress An was perhaps the most
wonderiul woman the world ever
knew. She was OF modest birth, was
sold into slavery by her parents, as
was the custom OF the country, and
owing to her beauty and bright.
ness. was presented by her master to
the old Emperor, who became smit.
ten with her charms and made her q
secondary vile, and on her bearing
him a son, he raised her to first rank.
She has been the practical ruler over
that vast empire with It's teeming
millions Of people since 1861, nearly
fifty years. Her will has been abso.
lutte law, and she has at all times
ruled with q rod Of iron. Her sub.
iects stand In fear OF her, and she Is
known as the terrible woman. "
Many stories have been told OF her
wonderful power over the vast army
OF officials In control OF the govern
ment; OF her magnetic power, fierce,
tsrtaric temper and her hatred for
western ideas She combatted all
attempts at snge OF the old order
OF things and practically held the
emperor q prisoner In his castle for
\ years because OF his progressive
ideas The true history OF Empress
IAN will probably never be written,
IL would read like q tale from Ara.
bian Knights, teeming with intrl
,gues, murders, executions and assas'
sinations, plots and counter plots TO
I the last chapter. Possibly some
romantic chapters would enter, where
love reigned and an insight into hel
better, gentle nature be given. Blu,
! whatever its pages, it would not
change the fact that the most won
deriul woman OF all the ages was
Empress An, OF benighted China
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

The st. Louis Republic deserves
special credit for the herculean efforts
it has made to get the full returns
from all counties In the state. All
she other metropolitan dslies gave
up the effort two or three days aiser
the election, while the results were
still In doubt. The Republic has
kept everlastingly at It, 80 that the
result was known several days ago
on all the offices but Lieut.. Governor,
which Is so close that it required an
official count TO determine. The Re.
public is great newspaper and has
demonstrated that 1t is not only en-.
terprising, but is absolutely fair and
impartial in its news columns.
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An Attorney on Trial,

Tulsa, Ok, Nov TIL. R. Talley,
special attorney for tho department Of
Interior and one of the best known
lawyers in Oklahoma, was Monday
placed ON trial in the district court
here on charge Of assault with in
tent TO kill R. F. PcttuS Petus was
formerly superintendent of city
schools at Warrensburg, Mo, and now
a prominent business man and poll
tician of this city. Talley shot and
slightly wounded Pettus Is months
ago on the principal street of this
city. Pettus had objected to Talley as
sutcr for his daughter.
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We hope some OF the good plums
controlled by the governor will fall
to Bates county. Aside from their
politics the majority OF Bates county
Republicans are splendid good iel-
lows, and We would like 70 see some
OF them enjoy the fruits Of their state
victory. We could pick any number
ofthem who would creditsbly ill any
office In the governors gift. The OF.
flee OF Adjutsnt General has been go
lug to country newspaper men Tor
several years. What's the matter
with Editor Funk for that appoint.
ment? He has all the essential quail.
tcstions, and gay, we would all be
mighty proud to see him march
down the streets Of Butler in full gen.
erals uniform and regalia. Let's all
pull Tor General Funk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

Judge j, o Morrison, representa-
tive elect Of Vernon county died at
his home In Nevada, on Monday az
ternoon, Nov. 10th of stomach
troublss. Judge Morrison had been
sick for several months. Towards
the last he realized his prec arious
condition, and It was his ardent wish
that he be spared to attend the open.
Ing and help In she organization OF
the House. He was ~ years old.
Governor Folk will call a special
election for that county to elect
Judge Morrison's successor before
the legislature convenes In January.
Vernon county being 80 largely Dem
ocratic, there lie not any probability
that this change will effect the gener-
al assembly on Joint ballot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

While George Rogers was In the
field husking corn Monday, some
hunters came up behind the team
causing it TO run off George tried
TO ge. the lines and in so doing he
fell, the wheel ran over his right arm
breaking 1t above the elbow. Medi.
cal attention was at once given him,
and he is resting as easy as can be
expected. ed.-Amoret Post.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

II we ever had any doubt about
Bates county being the Garden spot
and the best place on earth to live,
and especially for a Democrat, that
doubt has been dispelled since the
election. Bates county is an empire
within Itself, and we extend cordial
Invitation to those Democrats all
over the country, who think fchang-
ing their residence because OF the
epidemic which swept over the coun
try on November 3rd, to come to
healthy old Bates. They will be re-
ceiyed with open arms and received
into full fellowship.
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Killed an Eagle.

Leslie Henderson went duck hunt
Ing Saturday. While out in d sklfi
waiting Tor ducks to come over he
potlced large bird flying over and
some one yelled "shoot is" He did
and hit it. lt came down and struck
the water like ton of brick.
IL proved to be "a big bald eagle,
the first one seen in this vicinity for
a long time aud it measured 6 feet
and 6 inches from tip to tip and she
claws expanded measured I inches
Rockville Booster.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

We are, OF course, very thankful
for the balance OF the state ticket,
but when we think OF the many soft
berths controlled by the governor,
which has always gone TO Demo-
Gratis, being spread out on the pie
counter with all the federal confee-
tionery-honest, it makes US sore.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Railway Traffic Booming.

Railway traffic on this division OF
the Missouri Pacific is booming, re-
marks the Nevada Mail. In fact,
the company has more business than
they can handle.
Four additional engines have been
assigned to this territory, which will
help materially in moving freight.
Three OF these engines are of the
2300 class and she other is a big
$500. The first OF these engines will
arrive here Saturday.
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viii Hang on December II.

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Herman Billik,
convicted of the murder of five mem.
bers OF the Vzral family. was SEN
fenced by Judge Barnes Tuesday to be
hanged December IL. The fight of
Billik and his friends for liberty,
which carried the case before the
United States Supreme court, has at.
tracted wide attention.
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Honey For Sale.

VIII sell by pound or In pound
boxes. Price 12hc pound. VIII de.
liver at Butler, Virginia or Amore..
Inquire by phone or mail OF V. W.
Walker or R. T. Judy. 3.2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

With the host OF hungry officeseek-
ers dogging bis footsteps for the next
few months, Governor Hadley will
not find the path OF his new honors
strewn entirely with roses.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Mcfarland & Sons
CObleSS Corn is the Latest.

A year ago II. j. Sconce and Tay.
lor Garlough, OF Nermillion county,
Illinois, purchased quantity o'seed
corn In Indiana. In the shipment
was a freak ear, which instead OF the
ordinary cob, was composed OF "a core
OF husk, the grains being neatly
wrapped upon the soft foundation
like peas in pod.
Mr.. Sconce was impressed with the
novelty OF she find and decided to
plant al the kernels found on she
freak eur. To his surprise the ears
produced this fall were found so be
exact reproductions Of the single
ear. He has decided TO plant more
CT the corn next year, and will en-
deavor TO improve on it. He believes
that there is more to Is .han freak.
ishness. The ears produced this year
yielded ~ much corn Bs thOse pro-
viied with Il cob, and she kernels
were large and solid. The ears were
well flied kernels even growing
among the silk.
The freak ears were placed upon
exhibition ut a county fair last week
aud attracted much attention. Az
a resuls OF this discovery she corn
cob may disappear.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

To the taxpayers OF Deep Water
township. | will be at Spruce oiSat-
urdays for the purpose of receiving
taxes j. NJ. kAsH,
1t Twp. Collector.
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Report of Relief Committee.

For year commencing November,
1907, TO November. l90S Com
mittee composed OF Mrs Hol
comb, Mrs. Pettys, Mrs. Wemoss
and Mrs. Briden.
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Tin and Granite Ware.

We call attention to our new and
complete stock OF tin and granite
ware. and invite inspection Of the
public. HAYDEN RAY. 2.4t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

Talk about scratches, when man
is elected to office by less than one
hundred majority, when 100000
votes are cast, what would you call
thai?
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

The revival mretings In the big
tabernacle, erected on North Main
street, conducted by Rev. Lincoln
Mcconnell, evangelist. is attracting
large audiences each evening and
much interest is being manifested.
Rev Mcdonnell says things without
mincing words, holds she undivided
attention OF his auditors and with
out a doub. will accomplish much
good Tor the cause In Butler. He
does not preach long winded sermons
prepared with special care for the
occasion, but has heart TO heart
talks with his congregation, and
while the! may not agree with all he
says, he certainly gives them food for,
thought. The meetings will con-
tinue at least one month, and there
is certain TO be o grea. religious
awakening az a result.
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The Butler Weekly Times
j. d. ALLEN, Editor ana Prop.
Printed on Thursday of each week.

Entered at the postofice OF Butler. No., ss
cond-class mail matter
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MR,. BRiDKN, sec. Treas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
The OTHER SIDE.

Editor Of The Bulletin il rsp'y 10
Asst. Engineer Miller regarding the
hole "a: Ninth and Washington avenue.
or 81 front Of the White Hs rse Inn !
desi-s To sas that brick Wa rot "a .
by rriers of Mayor Geo Parsons
AMI that Miller made 1o OH artiol On
brick being laid ana that some we're
Iaud uIiy twenty f-rr l3H hours
arer concrete for base was rrt 81.
And as 20 changing the mEtu
Jas o. 1876 that was done at rl-
beginning Of work rf construction.
The Iizt co sIrocka1 ufee trat the
Foot Iizture 90. sends ont uith the
mizs- was on 90 agree with 1-a-f Put
ErLf1rsr Thi--'evrol ordered tt-
chsnee cT vuro~kt1z uhlch are nov
SAME machine to get las mfgtrrz
thinking and finding by deures rha-
the sprockets on machine Houd uIz
I-s-S
ThC changes were made accordirs
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!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS /:
s{ <,| 4. &, II.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river marked I'll. feet on The
Cairo gauge last evening showing q
rise Of OF OF a foot in "a hours.
Rising. rivers were, reported from
points abose here Yesterday as ro.-
lows: Chattanooga rs. Guntersville
81, Iohnsonyilte o,s, Psaacafl o.
kanfas CITY 05.
Tho Herman Paepoke brought three
bafees OF logs from the lower rives
for the Chicago Mill. 49,.
The T. II. Davis brought an empty
from Ioppa and retnriea to that port
with a barge OF lumber.
The Stacker Lee from ST, Louis yes
terday forenoon pulled OFT for Mem
phss az :; .. IN, with ris cargo.
The Dick Fowler from and TO padu-
ea;, had good business both ways. She
will be Srrt today about noon.
Capt. NJ V. Lewis took his first trip
70 Grand Chain yesterday In his motor
boat the Geneyieve. She spun along
at twenty-five mile clip against a
strong current.
Tho Joe b. Williams is due up from
New Orleans with a big tow Of
empties
rhe Peters Lee ought to be IN port
this morning from Memphis bound
for st. Louis.
MRlphis Commercial-Appeal: Sev.
en- and one-half feet OF water Is re.
ported in the channel from this port
TO Cairo. Hatchie river being the
shoalest place with all OF the other
places being In good shape. and no
doubt soon they will commence TO cut
out and make better water.
1t is reported from 2ittsburg that
the coal congestion is the greatest
ever known. there being 663 boats
loaded with 10000 0o bushels waiting
for high water il the Ohio river to
come down to the Mississippi
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STORE KEEPER KILLED
By Ore OF -Four Mcn Who Eniere
Place 20 Rob Hin1-Poice Arrest
Suspects.

Chi'.-a. hgs -H-Loui- F'grleau
aged ~ r.orrief'r a a cigar ana
oands --efa a. ssG Nobl. street. was
shot ana lineI tonight bs one Of foul
men who entered hia .'8ce Of bust
boss t9 rob him. 4 short tim elares
The police arrested four young men
al sf whom vere recognized as OF 3
offenders. CD tle vicinity ~ the crime.
Fl1ri.aH was alone il fhe store
ul-a tra men entered and ioIioEe
his as-alaats to the door alter several
shots bal been fref within carrying
81 rrolrer EHIeb D. lsiuiy tried TO dis
er-r--. gee feI dead acrlss the
.f-zsa.l8 with a bullet through Of
body
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WIFE SLAYER SUICIDES
kilieu Himself IN Jail at Lou lie.
Ill.-Trseedy Few Weeks Ago
Caused BY Jealousy

Flora. H.. Aug. .S-R al Ttr
me-, who killed his wife ami then -ho'
rs son at Sailor Springs. tlis ccrnty
a few weeks ago toIa- commit j
suicid, in Jail at Louisville. where D.
hal been confined
Jealousy caused the tragedy nj
tragedy at Sailor Springs. Turaer
installing his SON in the darkness for
an almirer of his aIfe from whom
be- Dad separated opened FIRE on 10th
az theg were about to leave for { cir
hone following a church entertain
meut.
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Fire at Mounds.

A fire occurred last night at Mounds
which threatened for time to de.
strcy a number OF houses. but was
under control at II o'clock Wa'ston's
rooming honse was destroyed II was
situated block from the depot and
1he fire was SO hot that only hard
work by citizens saved other houses
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDED
~. ~. Brewster Of ST. Joseph. Mo-,
Wins Missouri Valley Singles
AZ Tennis.

Kansas CITY No. AUG. EST 2
fns' rounds in the Missouri Valley
TeLnis championship toumaTen
were played today. H. H. Brewster
Of St Joseph. No won the singh s
Championship By defeating Herr ert
\ Jones. Of Kansas City. as. 62-G-l;
81
Dmmmoni Jones Of 81 Lou-s and
7 a. Bradley OF Albion. Okla won
Tia doubles championship b. defeat
inE o Y Vernon. Of St Joseph. No.
Al Harry Preseou Of Chicago. rs;
s.. .es g.
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General Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet Little
rain was reported in yesterday gov
eminent bulletin. Extremes OF ten
pcrature were 1902 at Phoenix, AFlz"'
and &c at Winnemucca.
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OLDER THAN THE
AVERAGE MAN

Is the 55-yearoll G'rarI Fire & Ma
rine Insurance company. represented
by Thos. ". Williams. 2l9, Sixth St
Home phone 52SK.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30

The only way to cure dyspepsia il
TO completely relieve the stomach. Not
by dieting. but by using the one per
feet digester. That Is koiol Il Is
sod under guarantee
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~ the committed

81 the committee
n. :. Antrim Has named To have
cha-se % next SATURDAYS Luncs - n
With this the meeting Adjourned.
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Sun and Moon.

c,,n willaris,, toaay. 5;25 a. M.
snm. VIII set today. .s-.... $40 p. M
Moon win set tonight -, s;3s p. H.
(Nute: The above sun and moon
record Is. for Illinois and approx
mates The record at Cairo within a
few ihiiI,Itcs.l .e... IL.
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S'h NOuid welcome q tn1NSe
heartily. AT the recent election (
know Of one case that could have
been sent 10 the prnitentiary but on
investigation We found so many
Others that could have been sent that
We thought We had better not say any,
thing about Il. OF course We all
know that some money mus; be spent
Money spent for work is legitimate
Ia candidate can not expect man
shall work for him all day frae Of
ichatEe but when ii Genes to buying
votes that is different | see a re-
lno'te, taking down what | am saving
AMI ! don't want ~ say too much
Twill add however. that If business
linen viii take a little time on ana a.,
tcni elections they could 10 much
!! coed So many Of them are satisfe
10 attend meetings ana criticise what
,is being lone and they will not 20
ITO the polls and do their duty as good
! citizens know from experience
! the; much money is spent that should
inot be spent one man told me he
i.;n, .f,ar mo I,s, a,ac,ioo NO, s,a-
+ hetCre: some people think il is good
! for business | would welcome the
| .iay that this sort of thing could lie
avciied. am in politics only for the
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hf'nS out heaFt 10 heaFt 'aihs upon
matters OF ms hind. IAere was no
heed OF throwing stones and no on"
was disposed 70 io this hut the slogan
OF the meeting should BE- 20 Resolve
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
.Mashinnton Forecast.

!. Washington, Aug. 22a--iLLlNOis.--
FAIR sunday Monday partly cloudy
probably showers and cooler 10 after
noon or night; light 10 fresh wiuls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30

Cairo and vicinity; Possibly local
showers little change in tempera-
ture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
FIRST SNOW OF SEASON.

Anaconda. Mont. Aug 2s.-The
first snow Of the season fen here to
day.
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Read The Bulletin and get the new
Bbne Il Is news
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30

to- Engineer Thistle woods orders.
PAUL r. CORIISS.
SuW Tor ROY H. Wilkins.
4. ]. KLENTSCHY
In Caargp of Mixer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-14
The Canon City Record
y U. HARDY, PROPRIETOR
SOUTH CANON SENIORS
ENTERTAIN SOPHOMORES

The seniors gave the sophomore
class and the faculty farewell re-
ception Friday night at Miller's tea
garden. The invitations issued bade
them to an old time party and the
evening was spent in playing games
of "ye long, long ago. when grand
mother was a girl and danced the min
uet.
The sophomore colors were used in
decorating and the effect was SO pleas
ing and the seniors so enticing that
when the clock struck 12 the guests
were loath to lay aside the character
they had assumed for the evening and
shoulder once more the responsible
tiles of the class of 1910. They de-
parted assuring the seniors that never
had they had so delightful time and
that long would they be held in loving
remembrance by the class of 1910, be-
cause of the many acts of kindness
bestowed upon them during the past
two years, that they would endeavor
to be as loyal to the old school and
as faithful in the performance of work
done as the class of '0S.