The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 7, 1901, Page 7

RicFARI.AND BROS, at be Hamess- — aad Saddlery» Buoores incoln, - Nebraska. | By nolew pete and dealers agents. et y “tow tontances Terms—1 " = arat Surries: sek in the afternoon ‘tie tons PN AAs _..Worthless er, bates count tise much thereot ic vendue, to the fatisty esid execution JOS 7 SMITH Sheriff ot Bates County, Mo. | Road Wagons and sation 80 Thre Mo _. Reprint Dictionaries, ne se imttat id t instead of one Since Obsolete. i Sheriff's Sale Long jing Wagons sont Spring V ag nS at the Fourasr ‘ No fh “ers ' : 3 © directed in fav . 2 s nabridged D nary Wagon Harne’ 8 $10 to $30; Single Tlarness $7 to eto £15--Baddice all | right, ithe ee . ; the Tithe-pag spr 1 by co es prices. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. Our Vehicles are the kitest in desizn and paint sever sci LAT! sT AND BEST, : us; get our prices and you will surely trade wit! \ ARLAND BIC Butler. ) M n,) Should be seni uy 1 \ -ATE D BENT, owe and see US I 3 rely le with {LAND BROS., Butler, Me cans International Dictionary ij : . graphy, Geography, Fic e | | t ‘ = = = v ‘ ® i t Scene in Portugal at the Rio Ports Vineyards. ATE OF MIS<OUKI, }, ay. Febr | ; for Everydody I eae A oe ee a en vOMEN of Bates Connty, Mie , : pedi ee sks : he res ry were a : z : With THE TIM ° : 4 ining a | e quantity uf on, Diake it spc of M lerty at J at ; Ps ve ere hence the grapes Mave tu be cu fex oH : : sare ’ sthey are called, an: nowgh for Pate yneds a) is @. which they do dancing to music turnisi by t = < i SS See eee : en G.& ‘ <a ALFRED SPEE R, the Pioneer wine crower of New Jersey whose Port Grape wine and ; y, Burgandy rivals the world, imported the Port Grape vines many i Lewis | ‘ yeats ago, and planted vin rds in the Passaic Valley N. J. The soil = Eye vie 4 c ri | t in Passaic county, New Jersey, is identical to that of de’Menetiz. : : s. 4.4 r allow. | : z Speer’s New Jersey Vineyards rh va Ir i - } mesituated in the Passaic valley below,the mountain range and the : : : : and | grapes are carted to the winery in the town of Passate where they are i 8 the : mashed between rollers made of rubber, which do not break the seedy ry -nine P ; i i" and made into wine. ednescay Februar $$ — : | These grand wines of Speer’s that have mellowed in flavor in the “7 Ohrentt Ch So or r , wd , curse of years ot rinenins, are the yicest WV this country as "s laeac oe an t rast | « iors ar agonly be obtained by paying a price that is in new. wines virtue and a execution | ‘ { fom western vineyar Mr. Speer deems it necessary for a healthy een ot ths c Oa. Mo r so . Wite that it be allowed years to mature in wood to yet rid of its w1, of said Bites Const ; (mse parts; with this object he his several yearsin | tx‘onic = oe eee s To " peg fumigated cellars and frequently rac ore bottli or offering for | county , AN. Poe . 5 : f : levied and seized upe ule. The reputation of Speer's v s asa valuable inedicinal anc ‘ { ’ family wine extends around the wo ("Grocers and Druggists sell Speer’s Wines and Brandy block three o But ay, February xck in the fore- bet urs of nine o’¢ eer meer: ~ = now «© o’clock in the afternoon of that} Da t r ees SS era day east front door of the court house, and eloil ne € . and aying pine nt ft Butler » for tie sa { al} w i satiel 2 Good Reasen: FOR USING Sheriff of tSheriff’s Sale Ry virtue and authority of a special execu- tion fer delingnent taxes i from the 4 office of the clerk of th ot Bates | © yoke county, M 5 he Febru sae Spee ee | term, 1951, i r iin ta] eity of Butler, ye | vorefA B en, eX-oflicio r revennueof Bates connty, and sgainst : Brown M Grahem, HM, Gatley and I have levied and seized npen right title interest and cisim of defendants, Wm. | M. Graham, H M Gailevand W)C ‘brown in and tothe folowing described res] estate | lying snd betng situated in Bates county, | Missouri. to-wit ! \ "40 aeres in the sontbeast quarter of the south / east quarter of section twenty-two [22] tow | ship forty-one [41} of range thirty-three Iw.}l, on THEY CURE functional and gastric dis- orders of the stomach ani contribute to the he. the entire system by s every organ to work. i THEY ; STIMULATE a normal flow of gastric Tuesday Febrnary 19, 1901, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore noon and five o’clock inthe afternoon of th | dav, at the east front door of the court hou in the city of Butler, Bates ec _ ell the same or so much thrreot s+ quired at public vendnue to the bighest bi for cesh, to satisfy eaid execution np? costs. JOE T. SMITH 10-4 Sheriff of Bates County Mo PREVENT fermentation in the stom: YRS HEVE and intestinal pain. da ter and lot six (6) all : p thirty-n o ck in the fore-| STATE OF County of perif’s Sale. speci ? from koft ci turnable at rt, to me ‘9 collect to act as food remains in est've tract. THEY COST only five cents ules at all drug WANTED will no fo s fem the packs.« “Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of Pl wvention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent- lity of same. “How to Obtain a Patent” sent upon request. Patent: ed throuch us advertised for sale at our expense. Bratent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in ATENT REcorn, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted ufacturers and Investors. | Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & COG., to the highe (Patent Attorneys,) ution and costs eas es A rorzears ism nC DD, i 4 + sgastetaes r r. UL 5. secttor Building, = WASHINCTON, D. 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