The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 8, 1900, Page 2

k ery SYMCISLILIL Se So Ip MoI > sas City Live LION COFFEE Best Coffee for the Money! Try LION COFFEE and you will never use any other. It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee. | | "Ty ies) & A CG > ie i \o | @ ; 2° WAG Sun Tue Thur. Fri. Sat. 4| 5| 6 8 9 108 I 12 13 14 15 16 178 so NO o N nN NG Ne Ww N ~ =%i\ Irae { D) Ki as Used in Millions of Homes! Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE, in I Ib. pkgs. Hoods Pris ; : - ZIB WRITES. nu 4 ; 5 Mantel Clock. Alarm Clock. These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front of 1 Ih. LION COFFEE pkgs. By express prepaid, for 110 tion a: Remembers His Friends From His : ~ = : oe New Home in Texas. Ret 23 4 Denon, Texas, Jan. 30, 1900. ‘ 7 ae FRIEND JAKE Ce Gold Collar Button. Mailed free for 5 Hon heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and # 2-c s of i, that | would | T promised so mat ies and ge amd poy write to them when | got located I . <. Re “hardly know who to write to first so] ; Tconcluded the best way out of my | : H Daisy Neck-Pin Rr pald, ter 80 tion head i delimma would be to write to THe! > 46 it 7 5 a hie nearest Express Office, nh ee n | 49..2 io 6 4.4 Genuine Hard-Enamel located in your towr ; Times and thus reach them all | 440 4 ri pati ey After leaving Butler we made a R ts f 2 atics i tative s For 18 tion heads and ie ~ vons. five-hour stop in Nevada, visiting | “>. 4) ; py 4 2-cent stamp. The Stylish Belt-Buckle. Box of Colored Crayon me = > fois Ww 1364 r 5.15 only " the families of Clay Tucker and B. R a Woe Sad fae 6 FOO ire ho " E fie pier gars ener Crawford. Going south on the M 4% cu B- ae baghan rg Pal Live Stock. K. & T., we hada pl riving in Denton at 15. We found a number of friends] ¢: isant trip, ar- a.m., on Jan = welcomed for ‘*dressed-up’ i , i ers, the ladies who like to wear differe as 1 at the depot, all of whom welcomed Sat at auniaeas "Tthe soobedintiabs ame week Length, five for cutting, if I 0 * cle colored s: g i ; i her irit 4 with any of them Given for 20 lion trimming an old use, H usin that good old southern spirit. 8 x heads and a 2-cent stamp. je Given for 12 lion heads and @ 2c. stamp. We had some little trouble in get-] eee — ting our household goods, but we are | mix« $ 4 Ladies’ Apron. ! $4.6; eceipt 400. Year! 4.00014. Made of good comfortably located at last and bar- Sheep y lawn, with “ , . ‘ it 107 revering ring the usual cold of this season, | 545; western mu dss “ 10 S tenad i we are all well and hearty. age poor - i Denton is a splendid town, 6,000 Chicago Grain and Provisions. swtlgeee rears fi Pisce “pies ‘ u pe a sty lis: i : 2 ‘ash Wheat—No ppers and a 2-cent stamp. superior and sty oot WE inhabitants, elegant\ stores located fine picture, from the brush le. Size, 36x 40 nag ineapagr ~ee Given for 35 lion heads and a 2-cent ; SEeK a rman artist, Gabriel 3 inches veri ange stamp. A first-class razor, made of best ne around the square and out on all the on Chamisso's poem, ‘Ti Givenier 20 tae Pesaran Ph onl beneath, thus affording English steel, and extra hollow-ground bg main streets. There is no depart- se Ne ee ee heads and a 2-cent | enjoyment, as Well as instruction to the i é : ; : nid we seul with com ecenee © ene hand and eye. These drawing books and some folder, containing copy of the poem and telling all aboutit. Size, 15x26 inches. ment store here, although there are ‘ several very large stores that carry almost everythir There are three banks here—First National, Denton County National and the Exchange the box of crayons go very well together There are six different kinds, and, each drawing book requires 6 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. St. Louis Cash Grain. ‘eb. 2.—Wheat—No. 2 red evator, Tic track No. «« Dorothy and Her Friends.” For 10 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Length, 7 inches, full size and weight. Made of genuine India rubber, fuely finished. Appropriate for a ladies’ dress iig-case or for use in the household. Naval Box Kite. Seeit Fly! The cele- brated box kite now so A bright, cheery picture. For 8 lion heads and @ 2c. stamp. hard, 67@6Se. ¢ National—and all report business ee white good; four cotton ginns, two round and two square bal | t i | mill that runs night and day which] Chicaso. Pas { ; one large oil Chicago Game “India.” Similar to “ Par- MW). 4 $4.07 se A bright, cheery : Maine” sepuene which has 4 furnishes feed for 900 cattle and 705.0; canners siege Pies pe pLize, 1624 inches. Giveo for 8 tion yedinens gh : = S d feeders “er 4 4 jeads and a 2-cent stamp. ern couritries since 1,000 sheep, which is about half the} stockers and feeders, 2 ensand herrabbits, - before the dawn of MM usual number. The son is high Receipts Mixed and > predominating 50-Foot Clothes Line. i ; ———— 1 tration shows plan $4.60 colors are rich reds prices for feeders and a shor oe and greens Size, Given for 15 of the game, with 2 mendes fey! 14x28 inches. lion heads and usual count ce I Corn sells for 25e, oats 25¢, cotton m tel ; ee ee bor otace ore are interested game which people : ane iy ae Rad roo agua , braided cott jailed tree for 40 lion heads cut from never tire of playing, Given for 20 meal $12 per ton, hay from $6 to} Lambs, native Tendy for hanging rong, and will give the best o! Lion Coffee wrappers.and a 2-cent stamp. | heads and a 2-cent stamp. { $9. You hear no ery of hard times al 4 There are three lar is Live Stock. elevators here, : . P nL ; the Farmers’ Alliance Fourine Mills Recel yon Every time you buy a pound package of LION COFFEE you have bought something else, too. i —capacity of 500 barrels daily, a rs, $4560 4.8 ws Don’t overlook it! You have bought a certain portion of some article to a i State Normal School, besides one of 7,00 : be selected by you from our new Premium Lists ! 4 the finest public schools which seems 0 bute . ; THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another list will to be the pride of the town; also an 4 ™ = shortly appear in this paper! Don't miss it! The grandest list of premiums ever offered! a IMPORTANT NOTICE. 7 ‘trie li € ry . ‘ m hen writing for pre ms send your letter in the same envelope or electric light plant and water works ; package with the lion heads. i more than 15 lion head re sent, youcan that cannot be -elle The entire zh ys know LION COFFEE by th er led pack- save postage by trimming down the margin. Ask your grocer forlarge QI | well soft water, TOO feet deep ee Feb. 2.—Wheat—S b is unbroken. LION COFFEE is roasted the day it leaves the factory. i WOOLSON SPICE coa., Toledo, Ohio. . House rent is higher here than in] Lard No.2 wnerc: No. a ote. weg Be a a i Butler and empty houses are hard to] Mixed « 2 No. x | find. There seems to bea healthy} “53 Re at ; > immigration to Texas just now and [.2%«: No Order of Publication. | | day In the Circuit c ourt of Bates yunty Missouri, . AG « cation, January 25th, 1900, the state of { I cannot tell much about how I} 45 Micsouri at the relation and to the use of A B. Owen, ex-officio collect of the revenue ¥ { like the country yet. The winter is of Kates county in the ‘state of Missouri, Harness " s aintiff, vs. Elizabeth C. McNaughton, de- splendid, 14 above zero being the Kansas City Produce. fendant. = . FE. > « ivil action for delinquent taxes. coldest so far. Land can be bought sas City, Feb. 2 Now at this aay come sthe Visine ay ee te aod } from $8 to $ torney before the undersigned Clerk of the Cir- suit courtof Bates county in the state of Mis- = souri, in vacation, and files her petition and S 1d] y affidavit, stating among other things that the addlery> above name1 defendant, Elizabeth C. Me- Naughton is a non-resident of the aay of Mis- souri. Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk | B in vacat‘on, that the defendant be notified by uggies publication that plaintiff has commenced a suit against ber in this court by petition and afida- vit, the object and general nature of which is to | and enforce the lien of the state of Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the year IS98, amounting in the aggregate to the of $10.68, together with interest, costs, commissions, and ft upon the following described tracts of land 0 per aere, but Bo one appears anxious to sell. It is said that crops do not fail in this section. Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor of Tennessee, will lecture in the opera house, Sat- urday night, Feb. 3. With best wishes for all my friends in Bates county I will close. I may write again. Respectfully, NM A Surries; z uated in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit Z. A. Waite north one-haif (N 1-2) of lot 5, block 3, in R 1 W SEES arin meunne illiams Ist aidition to thecityof Butler,’ and you restless at night, and ha- that unless th d defendant be and appea- oac agons § at the June te holden in the sour! of this court to be begun and ty of Kutler, Bates county. Mis- onthe first Tuesday after the second | and Monday in June 1900, and on or before the third day thereof (if the term shall so long continue, and if not then before the end of said term, and plead to said pe’ on according to law th 1 f sag Pleat fo sald petition ascording_ to law thie Spring Wagons rendered according to the prayer of said peti- bya bad coog Use Bal- Horehound syrup, it will secure you sound sleep, and effect a prompt and radical cure. Price 25 and 50 cents, at H. L. Tucker’ Ralls county enjoys the distinction Showed His Money While Drunk. sat ue ee eee - ¢ of having a woman county treasurer lola, Kan., | : cnet theta cost tore ae abi hed Sree | Wagon Harness $10 to $30; Single Harness £7 0,925; Second-hand Hurness $3 to nop Poomsegeet ie! for four years, and, it will be obecrvad Berier Weexiy Ties, a weelly newspaper und pri Buggy Tops, ( ushion WwW agon Sheets and Bows Our Vet sare the latest in design and paintil . : printed and published in Bates county. M Come and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with McFARKLAND BROS.. Butler, Mo. there Las not been even a rumor of a souri, for four weeks successively, the last in- | E F ie ae sertion to be at least fifteen days before the fi -s _ = —s = shortage in that officein allthat teme day of the next June term of said court | j A true copy of the record. Witness | E: | (Sar.1 my hand as clerk aforesaid with the $100 Reward $100. & ev | seal of said court hereunto affixed. The readers ot this paper will be pleas-| | Done at office in Butler on this the 25th aay ot 50 YEARS’ $2.75 BOX RAIN COA) > BUYS A $3.50 ai des es th OER F | anuary, 100. J. P. THURMAN, | EXPERIENCE . ‘Tak 05.00 WaTERPhOGT ed jto learn that there eas. | \° to-at Cireuit Clerk 4 REGULAR 06.00 WATEArhuys \S f 3,000 ChLeeusTED SEVERWEAROUT™ be le yc 1 | Decided It Waa . ot bite pig = One y. able toc ges, and that a 28s pa } Notice of Final Settlement. == Catarrvh. Sat Cure is t re known to i being Soviet gee gies f an \A EW SUIT , | Notice is herebs given to all creditors. and \Senc 8 i } all others im the estate of William ay & Lowden partners. Wm. Lowden, deceased, that 1, Frank Lowden. #4. Ministrator i estate, intend to make a | Snalsectlement thereof, at’ the next term o Trace Mars the Bate Probate Court Bates | Desicns te of Missouri. to be held at Bat- CopvricuTs &c. cing on the i3th day of February, As caketch ant Qonmmean PRANK LOWDEN. sickip-sacenioer cur epiaen tron cierto ae i tr. i as open- | ler. comm THESE ERE re E PANT 5217S g Ke ©] Notice ie here wo sengg in gee fot Se f r t > gue Ww 7 other : vee za - ; lesale en a3 Scientific America is = = = 2 = trator . < * = : ve bs Rende h val Stle nt thereof, at the next term of A ha. tsomely ilinstrated weekly. Largest cir. die ~ ae im £ cr feeiesriens sae y |the Bates County Probate court. in Bates n ny scientific journal. Terms. $3 <= site made to order from $3.00 up. a Jer = ee county, state of Miscouri, to be held at But year: four bid by all newsdeaie: ng he loss is about | co: i he 13th dar of Fi 5, 1900, | e : [ae PRANK LOWDES Sane ) MUNN & (0,2012roscwar. Now York i i Brapch ies, CS F St. Washington, D.C. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago. fu dears, Kovach & Co. are theroust!) r- or