The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 28, 1898, Page 9

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Accident “ita nos the U es States. cash deposits with the States wit ample and Mis our. ‘ 2.25 . SHETTERLY, nd Gen? Manager, San Franceiso. Cal NACKS FOR SALE Thave Nast, fine Jacks for sale. These Jacks are black with mealy Rose, 3 to 7 years years old, 144 to| 1 hands high, large head and ears, bone, good feet and good ers. Terms reasonable. Cor- : ) J ‘NTpondence solicited. Address, D. A. Coryer. Butler, Mo at LOWEST | AKHART CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MFG. CO. W. 1%. PRATT, Sec'y, ELKMART, IND. } dermine the constitution and produce despon- | brain work, R'S HAI 8 “BALSAM. THE GREAT 30th Day. rE REN CEL REMEDY | REVIVO, no ket. By mail 5.00, with a posi tive written te cure or refund the money. Circular free. Adress QYAL MEDICINE CO., 271 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, ILL For Sale in Butler, b $1.00 per pack . Tucker Druggist. MISSOURI MULES ALL RIGHT. 1D. A. Colyer Thinks They Are Indispensable in the Army. K.C. Times, 16th. | “Mules,” said D. A. Colyer, of | Butler, Mo, yesterday, in speaking jof the Missour: animal that is juat now taking an important part in the !Cuban war oa both sider: “mules from Mise 7 Yes, indeed, have enough in this state to eupply both the Ux necessary un we ed States and Spain if Notwitkstas the shipments which have been lirg heavy made, we can still supply this staple artic’e of war in large pnumbais” Mr. Colyer is herd of jacks, the owner of a large and he knows a mule |probably as well as any man in} Missovri or Kansas “There is a superiority of the mule ores eaid he. |bere is such that they thrive well, and Missouri farmers have lou; g used | Missouri that “The climate from any | other state,” ‘them as dref: animals with great | ;succese. A good herdy Missouri mule cia stand more hard work than any other anime! used for draft ser | yice, and for this reason great | demand in the army. “Another thing which | is in makes the} Missouri mule famous is the fact | : : that it can exist on less food than apy other animal. For this reason jit is valuable for u:e in the army |The Miscouri muls can eat dry food {as a horse to susiain life. 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Its remedies and appliances have been commend: ed be the newspapera of two continents and endorsed by the greatest doctors in the world Where development is desired, they accom- plish it and never fail to invigorate, upbuild and fortify. They infuse new life and energy. They permanently stop all losses which un- dency. They re-tone, refresh and restore to manhood regardless of age. They cure evil habits and permanently remove their effects, as Well as these of excesses and over-taxed neurasthenia or nervous exhaus- tion. No failure, no publicity, no deception, no disappointment, WRITE TO-DAY. State Medical Sanitarium, 16-13¢ Evanston, Ill. SETTLEMEN b DOCKET. tle of Foley’s Kidney Cure. At J A Trimble’s drugstore. Harrisonville Leader —While in Merwin, Bates county, last week we were informed that the contract for putting up the college building had been let and the work would begio this week. The building will be brick, three stories high Capt. Martin informed us that the house had already been leased to a syndi cate for 20 years We also visited the gas wellon Mr. Grider’s farm, three miles east of Merwin. Mr. Grider informed us that the flow bad apreceure of 28 pounds. What that signifies we are not gasologist enough to understend. The Merwin people talk of piping itto their town or going down for gas cf their own. Deafness Cannot be Cured: bylocal applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness 1s caused by an inflamed con- dition ot the mucous lining of the eustachian tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have arumbling sound of Probate Court, May Term, 1898. Ist pay, MAY 9th. Estates. John Krinn and Walter Davis, G&e. Ray Hollaway et al, Frelm Hollaway G & C. Abraham Krieger etal, Katherine Krieger G & C Adam Krieger, Katherine Krieger G & C. Irene Calvin, J A Ford G & C. 2ND Day. Harvey Steele, J C Clark Curator. Mark Lutsenhizer, F M Steele Executor Mary J Field, John H Suallens Executor. Wiliam Worrell et ai, J E Williams Curator. Weaver Miller, J F Brooks G & C. SRD Dax. Alexander Bomar, Ruth Bomar Admrx. Olaf Chambers et al, Mary E Chambers Curator John Pulliam, Perry Hackler admr. Frank A Lamb, J C Clark Curator. Willard R Morton, W F Duyall Admr. 47u DAY. Eddie Eagley et al, Samuel Stallcup G & C. Cora Nafus et al, John Gench G & C. Merton Clark, John Brown Curator. Hiram Johnson, Oakley C Johnson Executor. Lula Hauffman et al, Wm Minnick G & C. STH DAY. Martin W Mize, Jr, De C Mize G & C. Mary E Weaden, J R Weaden G & C. Walter C Shields, Thomas H Shields G & C. Amelia May Hamilton et al, FJ Tygard Curator. David Laskey, Clark Wix Administrator. OTH DaY. John O'Dea, John H O’Dea Administrator. Wm F Razey et al, J H Razey G &C. Tillinan W Scifres, R L Scifres Administrator. J P Nafus, J Rand J H Nafus Administrators. Jefferson Park, W J and U G Park Admrs. 7TH Day. Isador: Sales GG Henry Admr. Joos , John Francisco Admr. John M cagioad JC Clark Admr. S E Greer, M M Greer Admr. Wm P Lane, Lucy and C A Lane Executors. Su Day. Margaret Briner, C I Roberts Executor. Mary Voshel, G W Smith Admr John M Shelby, J R Jenkins Curator. Tessie Lee Cox, L D Wimsatt Curator Eleneaor Jayne, Geo D MeNeil Executor. 9TH DAY Cora Johnson, John W Johnson G &C Mary Zinn et al James Crooks Curator. Elijah Butler, $ L Starr Executor Holt and Hoagland, J C Clark Admr. Hoagland and Patterson, J C Clark Admr STATE OF MISSOURI ) ‘ Helen M Davis County of Bates. I he vy certify the above to bea true and correct copy of the Settlement Docket for the term of the Probate Court commencing on the 9th day of May, Iss. a Witness my hand and seal this the llth day of | April, «1898. (SEAL) Ws. M. Datton. Judge of Probate. Notice of Finai Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors land ail others interested in the estate of Willard R Morton, deceased, that I, Wm. F Duvall, administrator of said estate, in- tend to make final settlement thereof, at the next term of the Bates county pro- bate court,in Bates county, state of Missouri, to be neld at Butler, on the gth day ot May, 1598. 21 Ws.F. Devalt, Administrator. impertect hetring, and when it is entire ly closed deatness isthe result, and un- less the inflammation can be taker cut and this tube be restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine casas out oj ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflam ed condition of the mucous surtaces We will give one hundred dollars tor any case ot deafness (caused bv catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars tree. F. J. Cuenry & Co., Toledo, O. weMSold by drug Ed Garrard, a lad 13 years old, slender buid and rei har, who la: made h‘s home with Unele Jim Tolle for reveral years, mysteriously dis appear’d the 7ch inst.,and as yet no trace of the boy has been found. Mr Tolle said the lad had no motive for running away, as he was always treated kindly and allowed many privileges. If any one knows or learns of the whereabouts of the boy they wil! bestow a great kicdness by informing Mr. Tolle thereof —Rich- ards Progress. CSCASTORIA. ‘The Kind You Have The motive of St. Louis is stock- ing its parks with Kan jack rab- bits is obvious, Something that can move with a reasonable rate of speed has long been rezded in that city as an of jct lesson —K. ©. Star To;Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10e or 25c. Ir C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund | money. A couical friend-, who saw service in the civil war, sass be is for war and war to the hilt, if he ean ba as-| sured of appointmest as eutler An | army sutler, be says, is the only man upon the fvotetool whom he evec envied. Hood's Si: Are gaining favor rapidly. Business men and travel- Jers carry them in vest | STATE |and does not require s0 much grain jr r “Farmer” Hickman is dead. The typical old fashioned Missouri far mer whom Riley Hall took from ths plow daring the nooa day of power: of the farmer's d railroad commissioner, was k a falling tree the ot! Stoddard county farm ‘ew peool in Missouri knew him whe he was elected, but durin his six years in office he became well ecquainted and many mu bouer AN OPEN <a _To MOTHERS. | made led by his a'liancs an a'l over Missour bisa to tdimice I was a gal Mason of high of t nonest si ber Times KIDNEY DISE Foley's Kid remedy or 1 Trimble’s dru of all diseases. ‘ure a laranteed AtJA Marcil o4 R24, 15§ OF MISSOURI) County of Ba 6s In the Circuit ¢ in vacation, inger, end A fer even hie d The Kind You Have Always BEARS THE SIGNATURE ‘i cS ertain paper writing fl of the prot , purport Myrtle May Fr Albertus Winger, Oliver D. Win de court, at the n and holden at ? e Insist on Having gl ‘The Kind That Never Failed You. said cause, the same will be taken a and judgment will be rendered accordi pind be it further ordered that a eopy here be published, according to law, in the BurLen WEEKLY Times, & eee er “A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO printed and published ’in county, Mis SHAVE WITH.” SAPOLIO souri, for four weeks su sertion to be at least fifte day of the next term of t STEWART ATCHE reuit Clerk A true copy of th itness my hand and theseal of the circuit court of} [sear] Bates county, this 15th day of April cae Se IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANIN nin. ae ‘Th D raer 0 ub ication. d d STATE OF MISSOURI, / s € Tea e County of Bates, , oe in vacation, March Ings. Alfred Howell t Roa at this des piaintia her ae THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION, on sump 10n his attorney before uit court of Bates cation, and files his petiti —~esee ing among other thir - * . Howell, is tot areaide 18 and Sometimes 24 Pages a Week. A. Slocum, M. C., the Chemist and souri. Whereupon it is entist, Will nd Free, to the vacation that said defen lant 156 Papers a Year. Afflicted, three Bottles of his publication that pl >; toe ; Nes Seuinst bor in thigccurt by petition and etaae- Newly Discovered Rem vit, the object and general nature of wh s =} Y dies to Cure Consump obtain a di orce from the defendant FOR ONE DOLLAR. | tion and All Lung ground that the defendant wit ro reasonable cause abandoned this plai ea | Trouble.? as a ec bsen © > eo e cera r eee i oa = ie ; _ Nothing con!d be fairer, more philanthro that un eo @ said Emma Hi orcarry more joy to the aMicted than the and a r at this court, at the Pablished every Alternate Day except Sunday | offerefT. a. Slocum, M. ¢ of 183 Peart thereof, to be begun and holden at ee. piss ‘ ee vy, | Street, New York City. house in the city of Butler, in said The Thrice-Aweck Edition of T Confident that he has discovered an olate the Mth day of Ju next, New York World is first among all | core og menenmption sae all pulmonary com- 0 e diday of said te ‘ ” = ni 7 plain c ake ite great merits known fore Hie sot my of a vriget ‘week! y’’ papers in size, frequency Of | he will send, free, three bestiee of medicine ee ES a or eee toe cation, and the tres! ss, accuracy | to any reader of the Bi m Weency Times, plead to the petition in said cau variety ot its contents. It has all — —— from ob est, bronebiel, threat be € 3 confesser nd juc th ts = s $6 dail and lung trou orcomsumpticn aa one 1, and ju 1e merits of a at $6 daily at the | Already this ‘‘new scientific cours: ‘And be it farther. price ot a dollar week! y- Its political | cine’’ has perma: tly cured tho that a copy hereof w, in es ithie religions d a ty whieh he owes to humanity—to donate his infallible cure freely, is enough to commend It, accurate and wiil testity. | onopolies and tor the news is prompt, complete, be pub! the BuTLeR as all its readers insertion to t teen days be first day of the ple. next term of the cirenit court. It prints news of all the world, | the perfect confidence of the STEWART ATCHESON, Cirenit Clerk Havin a in STEWART 4 ESON, Circuit Cler having special correspondence from all "A trne copy of the record. Witness | .> pe ee ee mption to [sat] my hand and the seal of the circuit | /™portant news points on the globe. It | be a curable dises yond any doubt court of Bates county, this 28th day of} has brilliant illustrations stories by | min Sir no ae ee fending aS ee STEWART Sir great authors, a capital humor page, | invitation 2 complete markets, departments for the household and woman’s work and other and European laboratories testimon perience from those cured, in sll parts of the special departments of unusual interest. | yo ’t delay until too | dress T. A. ' © | We otter this unequaled newspaper and | Slocum, M 96 Pine street, New York, and Tue Burter WEEKLY Times together | when writing ‘the Doctor. pledse give express - . aig om tee and postofiice address, and mention reading for one year for $1.€5. The regular | this article in the Burien Weextyiimas.I-lyt subscr is $2.00. ion price ot the two apers THE POST-DISPATCH IS THE ONLY ST. LOUIS PAPER With Its Own Staff Correspondents C. 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