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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Trustee g Sale OF Very Valuable Lands
Lying On and Near the Msriss
Des Cygnes River in Bates
County, Missouri.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust executed
by G. T. Bomgardner, and filed for record In
the Recorders Office of Bates county, Missouri,
on the 4th day Of May A. d. 1908, and recorded
in Book No. III at page IS OF the Records Of
Deeds Of said county OF Bates, l, the under
signed, named as trustee In said deed, being
now requested so to do, by the party secured
thereby and by his assignee. because OF failure
by the maker of said deed to comply with lite
conditions, do hereby give notice, that will,
In obedience to the terms and requirements Of
said deed on the
9th day OF March A. D., 1909,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, noon, and
O'Clock p. m. of said day, proceed to sell, In
one block or tract as an entirety, at public
yendue, to the highest bidder, for cash at the
west front door OF the Court House Of Bates
county in the Town of Butler, the county seat
Of said county, the lands and premises convey
ed to me by said deed, which said lands and
premises are set forth and described In said
deed as follows, to-wit:
Lots /, 2, and ~, in section 8; lots II, Is, 10,
section 10; the NV Ia of section 10; the NEl.4
of the SW of section 10; lots 4, I, 3, Q and 10
of section | lots and In section Il; lot s and
lot Except II acres, more or less, belonging
to NJ. Chandler) and lots 4, 5, 0, I, 8, g., 10. II
aud IL. and the Sc Ia, all In section IS; lots l
2, 8, 4, SIS, and S. in section IA, and the NV
Ia Of section a., and the NE Ia of the SW Ia
Of section IA, and the Sc Ia OF the SW Ia Of
of said section IA: the north half of the NE Ia
of section Is; the west half Of the Sc Ia Of the
NE Ii of section l5 the Sc Ia of the Sc IA Of
the NE Ia OF section l5 the NE IA Of the NV
Ia OF section %; the north half of the NE Of
section %; the north half OF section "a; the Sc
IA and the north half Of the SW Ia of section
"a, all in township 80, range 80 (west.
Also that part of lot 2 of the SW IA Of Sec
ton I, lying west of the Marias des Cygnes
River; lot 10 in section Is; all of section II ly-
Ing west Of the Marias des Cygnes River; lot I,
except the north 10 acres thereof, and lots
and ., except the right OF way, and lots 10, IL
and IL, all In section Is; lots | and =, and the
north 50 acres of lot In section ~; the NV Ia
Of section Is; lot 4 Of the NE Ia of section 49,
also the Sc Ia Of section 2S, lying west Of the
Msrias des Cygnes River, except 10 acres of
the south end thereof; lot of the NE Ia Of
said section %; lot of section 27 and 20 acres,
more or less, of the south side Of lot |, and FIVE
acres middle part of lot of the NV Ia of Sec
ton %, all In township ~, range 81 (west.
The sale hereby advertised to be made is de-
manded BY the owner of the note secured by
said deed and Is ordered by the trustee herein
named, for failure to pay said note and inter-
est, and for failure to Keep and perform other
covenants In said deed OF trust
l6-td j. b. HICKMAN, Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Watch Inspector
NJ. B. JETER T1lSI'I'1k
WEST SIDE jN7Iil
JEwELER MiJI4t
He Stole Before Hundreds.

st. Joseph, No., Feb.-ln plain
view OF hundreds OF persons "A man
dressed In overalls threw u brick
through the wlntow OF NJ. c Rosen.
fields iewelry store window at Fifth
and Edmond streets and seized
$4,000 worth of diamond. He ran
down an alley. He was followed by
police, bus he had evidently planned
the robbery, ns a rope stretched
across the alley In dark spot trip
ped the pursuing officers and delayed
them several minutes. The robber
got away.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Soldier BaIks Death Plot.

Itseemed to j. A. Stone, q civil war
veteran, of Kemp, Tex, that q plot
existed between q desperate lung
trouble and the grave to cause his
death. 81 contracted q stubborn
cold," he writes, "that developed q
cough that stuck to me, in spite OF
all remedies, for years. My weight
ran down to 100 pounds. Then l
began to use DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry, which restored my health com.
pletely. Inow weigh 178 pounds. "
For severe colds, obstinate coughs,
hemorrhages, asthma, and to pre-
vent pneumonia It's unrivaled. SOC
and $1.OO. Trial bottle free. Guar.
anteed By 3. 7. Clay.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin
istration upon the estate of Cyrus W. Boulware
deceased, have been granted to the undersign
ed, by the Bates County Probate Court, In
Bates county, Missouri, bearing date the End
day of February, 1909.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, within one year from the date of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from any bene-
at OF such estate; and IL said claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date Of the
publication Of this notice, they will be forever
barred. T. G. BOULWARE,
16-4t Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters tesla
mentary upon the estate OF John B. Adalr,
signed, BY the Bates County Probate Court,
IN Bates County, Missouri, bearing date the
md day Of February, 1909.
All persons having claims against said estats
BE required 70 exhibit them TO me for allow.
tersi OF they may be precluded from any bsns.
NJ q euch estatei and II said claims b not
exMDlseo within two yeArs from ths date Of
me pubncation OF this notice. they will b fpr-
ever barred. HELFN r. HDAiR.
1e-lt Exeeutix.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Trustees Sale of Very Valuable Lands
Lying On and Near the Marias
Des Cygnes River In Bates
County, Missouri.

By virtue of certain deed of trust executed
by u. L. Bomgardner and filed for record in
the Recorders Office of Bates county. Missouri,
on the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1908, and re-
corded in Book No. III at page q Of The Rec
ords of Deeds OF said &C unity OF Bates, !, the
undersigned, named and appointed % trustee
In said deed OF trust, being requested 30 to do.
by the party secured by said deed, and his as
signee, the holder and owner of the note named
and described in said deed do hereby give notice
that, b cause of failure by the maker of said
deed to comply with the requirements and con-
ditons thereof, | will, in obedience to the
terms of said deed. on the
9th day of March A. D., 1903,
between the hours of twelve O'Clock, noon,
and three O'Clock p. m. Of said day, pro-
coed to sell in one block tract as an entirety,
al pubic vendue to the highest bidder for cash,
at the - front door Of the Court House Of
Bates county, In the town Of Butler, the coun-
ty seat OF said county. the lands and premises
conveyed to me by said deed, and set forth and
described In said deed as follows, to-wit:
Lots l, 2: and q, In section 8; lots IA, Is. l6,
II, ls and 10, in section 4; lots 8, L. 5, and 7,
In section 10; the NV Ia of section 10; the NE
OF the SW Ia Of section 10; lots 4, I, 8, 9and
10, OF section Ill lots and 8. in section 49, lot
Ing to M Chandler) and lots 4, 8, 6, I, s, 8. 10,
II and l2, aid the Sc IA Of section il; lots i, 2,
3, 4, 3, 6, and s, Of section IA; the NV Ia or
section y; the NE II OF the sW Ia OF section
M VIZ De II VI Vic SW IL OF section IL, the
north half Of the NE IA OF section Is; the west
half Of the Sc IA of the NE Ia of section Is;
the Sc IA Of the Sc la OF the NE Ia Of section
10; the NE Of the NV Of section Is; the north
half OF the NE Ia Of section %; the north half
OF section "a; the Sc and, the north half Of
the sw Ia Of section "a, all in township 50,
range 80 lwest.) Also, that part Of lot Of the
sW - Of section I, lying west Of the Mariss
des Cygnes River; also lot Is In section 10; also
al Of section II lying west OF the Mariss des
Cygnes River: Also lot Z, except the north 10
acres, and lots and Q, except right OF 49,
and lots 10, ii and II, ell In section ls; lots
and and the north 80 acres Of lot In section
IL; the NV Ia OF section %. and lot OF the NE
IL OF section %, and the Sc IA OF section Is,
lying west OF the Marias des Cygnes River, ex.
cept 10 acres OF the south end thereof, and also
lot . OF the NE Ia Of section 2S; lot In section
~, and 20 acres, more or lees, on the south side
OF LOT /, and 8 acres middle part Of lot OF
the NV Ia Of section q. all In township 80,
range 81 (west.
The sale hereby advertised to be made is do.
manded Dy the owner Of the note secured BY
SAID deed, and is ordered by the trustee herein
named for failure to pay said note and inter-
est, and for failure to keep and perform other
covenants In the said deed Of trust,
io-td j. b. HICKMAN, Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
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also Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints
Sweeney, Ring Bone, StHes, Sprains
Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 BY use Of one bottle. A wonder
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Clay, Druggist. 60-8m
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Against Cigarettes in Army.

Butler, Mo-, Feb. 5, '09.-Dear
Editor:-I am going to write you Il
line or two In regard to 'makin's OF
cigarettes. have seen boys In their
knee pants could roll a coffin nail
with the greatest OF ease. There are
scores OF cigarette smokers In the
army and navy. / have seen some
OF my comrades so addicted to using
them. From the time that they
would retire TO bed at 0 p. M, would
consume from 4 to 10 cigarettes,
especially the PHILIPPINE cigarettes.
They we're very enticing, as they had
very lucious flavor. They certain.
ly led many a lad to be a profession
al smoker. The more you smoked
OF them the more you wanted, until
you would become fairly drowsy,
They also had a bad effect on the
heart. have seen boys 80 addicted
to those cigarettes they would pre-
fer one to good hearty meal, &C
you can imagine the results. For a
peseta you could buy y dozen pack
ages containing about $50 cigar
cites 5 cents OF our money. The
nails are about 4 times larger than
our American make. The tobacco
is very dark, in fact black, cut w
like kraus. They are considered a
necessity among our little brown
friends, but they don't inhale the
iume, like we boys, therefore don't
have the same results.
Did you ever get a whit OF fellows
breath after hearty mess of garlici
II you have, you would think tina,
the fumes OF these cigarettes wert
labeled with the best OF cologne, they
are inticing, owing to these excel
lent fiavors. There isn't very many
like to see boy or young man car
rying a yellow stripe between his
fingers. 1t looks like he has beer
tattoo'd. mister, give me the max
ms roll the nall with a cadence and
seal It with spit.
l knew young fellow in my regi
ment who tossed five cent plug Of
tobacco over the fence, while on
guard duty, TO one OF his fellow com
rades-he, the sentry-received q
cromo, one year for doing his friend
kindly favor. Young Aleson was q
fine boy. He had no idea oicommit
ting wrong when doing this, and
the sentence was a iustifying one.
saw soldier OF the 18th Infantry
commit suicide with q cigarette II
his mouth. Right there drew the line
quit and stood pat to this day
Our amusements were very scarce
Guard and fatigue duty was very
strenuous. Therefore, q great many
OF US smoked for the pleasure thai
was In It. OF course, our chief pas
time was chewing up the Spanol'
With our little brown bros. and watch
ing them paint their teeth with bee
Bile nut, while our noble W. G. T. U
in the United States was putting tn
canteen out Of business. There is n,
reason for the boys and men Il
smoke the nails nowadays. II the,
have to smoke, our good Mo-, Mer
cham corn cob pipe, amusement an,
the surroundings has a great deal t,
do with this ignoble habit. / hop
you all will agree with me on thi
one point. l can say one thing tina
never did and that was, Mister
give me the makins'.
Elk SOLDIER Boy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
GREETING.
TO THE PUBLIC

~ he HUBLlC.-
To nothing else can be attributed the great
success of the PEOPLES BANK than your
patronage, and if conditions have made this
impossible, then your words of commentator
have made its phenomenal growth possible.
Whichever you may have contributed is indeed
appreciated by its officers and directors, and
you are here promised and assured that in re-
turn you will always be given clean, accom-
modatng. a safe, and a conservatively man.
aged bank.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
Welcome Words To WOme

intelligent thinking need of relief from weakness
ness suffering much that there's tried
medicine COMPOSITION sold by druggists for
of The makers
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-18
School Fund Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, r. b. Hurt and NJ. L. Hurt, hls
wife, executed and delivered TO Bates county,
In the state OF Missouri, their school fund
mortgage, dated January 10, 1896, and rec
orded In book 100 at page l2t of the school fund
mortgage record OF Bates county, Mo-, convey
ing TO Bates county the following described
zeal estate, to-wit; The east one-fourth u.p OF
block sixty t60) in the Town tnow City, of But
Ter, being part OF the northwest quarter OF
section twenty three (2S) In township forty (4O)
of range thirty.one lSll, Bates county, Nils
souri,, which was made In trust TO secure the
payment of two certain school fund bonds
therein described and whereas the principal
and interest on said school fund bonds is now
past due and unpaid Now therefore, In pur-
suance of an order of the county court, made
at the February term, 1909, will proceed "a
cell the above described real estate at public
vendue TO the highest bidder for cash at the
east front door OF the court house In the city OF
Butler, county of Bates and state OF Missouri,
on
Friday, March 9Th, 1909,
between the hours of niLe O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon of thai
day for the purpose OF satisfying said bonds
interests and costs Of executing this trust,
W. j, BULLOCK,
l6-td Sheriff Of Bates County, Mo
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
ICE YACHTS IN RACE
1he Isabel Wins by a Boat $
Length from the Eagle.
I BY Telegraph to The Trlhun. !


long Branch. n. J.. Dec 2s.-Two Ice
ooa' races, the first OF the season. were
SaHed this afternoon by members of the
shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Cluh over
nc seven and one-half mile Shallow Point
course The weather was IDEAL for racing.
aithough patches of snow prevented fast
time Aas'
IN the third class race for the challenge
peiilaht Walter Contents Isabel. sailed
oE captain E. w. Price. won by boats
,ehsth from the Eagle The latter is owned
ps . T. Green and was sailed bv Captain
/ fraser Price The race from the start
was exciting, first one boat and then the
olher leading The White Devil. owned nv,
Captaln h W. Price, was third. two hun
ureo yards away. The time was: isabel
-o;Io' Eagle. 2o:15 10: White Devil. 20.3O
captain E. ". Prices White Devil won
the fourth class pennant from the West
Eiio and the Annie Eyce. sailing the seven
ana one-half miles in thirty minutes Leon
frlce sailed the winner Oscar Newman
saled the West End and Captain William
bEAton the Annie Eyce.
ihe championship pennant for third class
Sachts VIII be sailed for Tomorrow. when
the Drub, the Sweetheart and the CIareI
VIII make their first appearance
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
WINS BY SINGLE PIN.
athletic League Bo,clers an
ETciting o. Game.

Athletic League bowling for this week
was brought to a close last night with
SIX teams competing. The New York
Athletic Club five went to Montclair and
made clean sweep. while Jersey City
did likewise at home against the new
Columbian team. In the other series Rose
Elizabeth two out of three.
The finish of the first game of the Jer-
sey City-Columbian series was about as
exciting as il is possible to imagine There
had been little to choose between the op-
posing sides throughout the early frames
and the even work continued going down
TO the tenth boy.
When il got TO the anchors the totals
were exactly even. Leg made a strike for
Columbian and Meyer followed suit for the
home team. Lee contributed another strike
for the East Orange team. whereupon
Meyer doubled On his last ball Lee got
nine pins. while Meyer slammed in mis-
third strike and won the game for his side
by q single pin.
The best individual effort in this stirring
struggle was credited to Lamster, who had
PIP Jersey City's total was $50 A margin
of more than one hundred pins in favor
Of Jersey City tells the story in the second
game, but the third was fun of interest
Entering the tenth box Jersey City trailed
about twenty pins 10 the bad, but Brundage
changed the complexion by striking out,
and when Meyer doubled. the home team.
with an even 900 total, won by thirty-fi
pins. Meyer averaged 20Li. and his team,
1852 The scores We're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
HOCKEY OF THE BEST.
Strong Canadian SeUen to Pay
81. Nichts.

Queens University, Of Kingston ont
will send the best amateur hockey team
tp Canada TO the St. Nicholas rink to-
night for a game with the st. Nicholas
seven former champions of the Amateur
Hockey League. The Canadians claim 10
ba the champions OF the world as holders
OF the Sir Montague Allen Cup
II IS the first time in seven years that
Queens University has sent team to New
york 10 play against a local seven Al
the time OF their previous appear
ance hockey was comparatively uh-
known game here, and the Canadians had
no difficulty in showing their superiority
over the teams that opposed them, but the
playing strength OF the local teams mas
been developed since then, and the seVehS
from Montreal and Toronto which came
here last year found themselves opposed
bv American hockeyists who played tle
game as slilfuly as themselves ana inns
fact has been the incentive TO queen
Trniversity 20 send team composed OF
the hest amateurs in the Dominion TO play
here tonight.
The lineup will be as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
UISE MEN DELAYED.
Finally 4rr1Ue on Camcls at
Christmas Ride

The Three Wise Men of the East. who
were TO lead the pageant at the Durland
Riding Academy last night evidently
missed the express, for they were more
than an hour late and when at Q O'Clock
nothing had happened the spectators began
TO suspect that the Wise Men and the star
of Bethlehem we're a myth They finally
appeared. however, on three camels. and
just at the right moment the electric star
flashed. and all felt that they had been re-
paid for their long wait
Following the Wise Men came TuIius
Caesar and his generals and guards: then
came the crusaders. Henry VIII and the
court Of honor. Mary Stuart and retinue,
Charles I and his court. Napoleon. George
Washington and staff. and Captain Jack
Crawford, who headed a troop of rough
riders. jules Guerin. Edward Penfield and
Edward Temple were the judges. and they
picked Mary Stuart who was represented
by Mrs John Gerken. for the first prize
winner. Mrs. Carrie Krauss as Queen
Henrietta carried off second honors. and
William Jean Beauley. as Napoleon, far
outshone any of the male participants in
the point of makeup
When the prizes were finally awarded
Kris Kringle descended into the midst of
the merrymaking in an aeroplane and dis
mattered it that the flying machine re-
fused to f1y and had TO be hauled with a
chain into the dome? No one seemed to
mind the delinquency.
The next number on the programme
was tho Roman chariot race and this
proved unadulterated success. Jack
Mcdonald in a white ballet costume and
pink tights, and Charles Barrie. in q pur-
pie dress and white tights. were the par
ticpants. and how they did drive, They
lashed their horses into a gaIlop. and A
hair raising race took place in the ring
that threatened 10 end the lives of the
contestants at any moment Barrie was
ahead. when ono of his horses stumbled,
and before he could recover Mcdonald had
passed him and claimed the race
The corps of engineers of the 22d Regi-
ment gave a camp scene that was ex-
tremely effective They marched in, pitched
their tents and built their campfres. Then
they sang '-TentinE Tonight" and Dixie
when tho usual applause was forthcoming.
After they had crept into their tents they
were surprised by the enemy and lively
battle ensued, with a bullet proof photog-
rapher standing between the coutending
armies and taking pictures.
When the smoke of battle had cleared
away there was a polo game between the
Durlands and the Cricklewoods. when the
home players scored heavily.
Other numbers on the programme We're
the Roman bareback races, the steeple-
chase, with a purse of SO in gold to the
winner and a high jumping contest. which
brought out such stars Perfection
Bound Brook, Miss Virginia and Former.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
READY FOR BIGSHOW
INTEREST RUNS HIGH.
Thousands Erpected to See the
Latest Cars.

The decorations are up and everything -
tenth international automobile show. which
opens tomorrow night az o'clock. For
the last two days force o, more than two
hundred men have been working In three
elaborate display
The receiving OF wares 70 be shown IN
tie first and second balconies increased the
activities IN the building yesterday. Il was
the first move IN" day. and from early In
tie morning until late at night the Palace
was a busy place. The main floor will be
In readiness for the cars to-day.
Patrick +. MCGOWAN. President OF the
Board OF Aldermen. has been delegated 20
represent the city government BY Mayor
Mcclellan 1t was the MAYORS intention
TO he in attendance personally but an i'm
portant engagement on the last day OF his
term OF Office requires his absence from the
city.
II has been arranged that Mr. MCGOWAN
VIII be escorted TO the Palace in an auto
mobile by the show committee made up OF
r. E Olds. Benjamin B-iscoe. N. y. Smith.
s III. Mora and E r HoIIander. REPRESENT
ing the Importers Automobile Salon vnos.
members exhibit at the Palace affair. David
j. Post. representing the Motor and Aces
sorry Manufactures. and Alfred Reeves.
general manager.
Broadway and auton,obtIa
croded yesterday with motor trades-nsn
from other cities. and rooms in the hotel,
aojacent 10 the Palace are al a premium
Inc motoring vfQffO-r
business conditions in the South ana w.st
and the manufacturers are looking forward
10 the greatest year IN the history O, III.
industry.
That America IS not aIons in entoyfnx
this' era OF prosperity is indicated by the
remarks OF William NJ Let's. an English
manufacturer. who is here TO attend the
show. Mr.. Let's. who is a pioneer in the
automobile industry and who was the first
10 introduce American cars In England.
said yesterday:
american machines have made good
abroad and there is a big demand now for
cheap and moderate priced cars IL all
rests with your manufacturers II you re-
tain this trade. however and care must
be taken TO supply the people abroad with
the kind OF cars they want and not the
sort OF cars Middle West manufacturers
think they want. 1t is also necessary.
II a branch house Is not maintained that
agencies be established with well known
firms. who should be kept supplied with SUI
ficient parts. sold at moderate price, TO
take care of their customers
The officers OF the North Atlantic squad
ron will visit the Palace on Saturday even
ing. which has been set aside army
and navy night. Admiral Schroeder. in
command Of the feet. has promised the
show committee that he will attend with
his military escort Each captain in COM
mand of the various vessels viii also at
tend. as will many of the other officers