The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 21, 1901, Page 7

nee | 3 j JERRY SIMPSON SEES AN ISSUE. DEATH OP SENATI MARTIN Ficsene 2 ae Harness! [Sars Beth Parties = Soe : + ee | ie ave 1s Regret are Adopted by Ree - a i an : , ta. is i 8.—Jerry 5 ' ) ' S—News| pany. A . Saddlery> d to-d rea senate < ak ae ain 900 and g started Mra. | dea < lg : - of 8 . w S48 re Buocies base one of ithe: lieeest) I cits - . e this s ow Sen ) and | mined ix ri os te a which was oor The fair: bh : 4 ‘ s, I ply Surries> to ridienk t t Hoa.’ man. We w = pa ‘ ‘ 7 , f ine Iod rt er of th s|couns se . Road Wagons cine Lodye, and St. Louis |ieenioreed. 4 ; : sidered insa Itt ‘ a ‘ cal parties he ear > é and ne cae | “Resol \ eee 3300 sides, lest i i r cause, but | now a u I Mo vat ° r this affair will be « that] Ar rvous il at fm sc aS ae | weak Spring W agons it must become a saue, | a i - 3 jand disp i aes off and then look out.’ | ee oo i . . ens look out. {comr é sisting of five senators Ww life 1 Wagon ——— to $30; Single Marness $7 to $25; Second-hand Harness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styles | the March term : i heise eee aati pase poets wigs) rices. Bugey " ops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. Our Vehicles are the latest in design and painting | against |x ae FG poets - a sin and Sef} Husinesa ' enk (ome and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo. | ctate a ‘ ; i= ae ne ' rE. j were des ing i $ I ; a Or of cation | witnesses. If s a eee fe ee | ‘ " Scene in Portugal at the Rio Porte V ATE OF MISSOL | the Sue, RES ; peepee alia by “mi County of Bates, = ¢ t , i RRYING THE POR! I ; ice Peace, a ee I s x a ‘ NEAR THE t cirenit c Bates county, Mo., No-| sh : MAS ; at the relat to the use of A B Owen [in S5tK soned for es : ‘ The rugged | of brown stor shale plainti®, vs [OF a , : containing a lar juanuty uf iron, Make ti ipos ¢ io u gons | CZ a | here hence the x es have to be cart 5 tre r vat or larger rite ‘Dito ry { ¥ 1 haX ff 7 ; : t as they are calle 2d, “and some are ja enough for tw persons to | inthe state of sis isa a fiw 4 : 4 , tread, | which they ee ng tu music turnished ! iat ihe setend gut jio 1 A Woman S e ° : trons “ans | 42 s i 7 » eee TTS SEES rr i i i M | wie Mrs. I g 7.4 j ete | no fey cere | . Ho ' i | | ies pee | n.| i She s Mr. } 6 | ' Snys r | 4 i i | ‘ nL 6 t t : ‘ se 2 7 4 . 5 b i . i hree | ty i 1 1 ‘ ‘ tf f : : ALF RED SPEER, hand as cle ving 1 B ates vard the Pioneer wine grower of New Jersey whose Port Grape wine and | oat offen = : “Ti a | : sett iis Burgandy rivals the world, imported the Port nes many | this the Bien a ce G ‘ purs | 5 : § i Si I a years ago, and planted vineyards in the Passaic V< eae | — Fae Pe : i he ry . . i ’ in sta Ml in Passaic county, New Jersey, is identical to that of de’Menetiz. | opportu = vo | = : ; H s f t ’ Speer’s New Jersey Vineyards | Order of Publication di aa Jcourt is, t Kir vw fom J Hauke below the mountain range and the | 8 ! ~ says are situated in the Passai ley b intai 2 STATE OF MISSOURI, / .. is a ‘ i j grapes are carted to the winery in the town of Passaic where they are | , phere sven rat sien? - ; Sey : nd oubtl ing mashed between rollers made of rubber, which do not break the seedy nin vacation, Januar h, lg The | ‘ yes 3 . ome rk o Jepart and made into wine. Missouri at'the relation anit to the use of A e liberate F There car Iship an B Owen. exofficio collector of the revenue of ame : ba ; stones These grand wines of Speer’s that have me!!owed in flavor in the in the st ee ee ca STonita. | course of years of ripening, are : choicest wines in this country and : Pirtpectces | ees six years 3 was im « ae | - i! . canonly be obtained by paying a pi cher than new wines | | ture | a thew from western vineyards. Mr s sary for a healthy ‘. - aes one : i. ning CASCA S gree | , wine that it be allowed ye in wo a to rid of its | trncy before the andersign p Borg “sri s oti eet ta pet geliess coarse parts; with this obje > keeps hts wt it ‘Yearsdn | 226 court of B County, | | bes seh pad: ; veo : : : 1 5 the stat Missouri, in vacation and tiles her | in’ w aed 4 amigated cellars and frequ :s before bottli r ring for | p:tition affidavit, statix mong | | y sale. The reputation of Speer’ as a valuable medicinal and | Suge that the soe ee ere pon resid | as An | his fr 8 z ‘ Ti family wine extends around the world the state of Missouri hereupon eff s! mac 8 yy un-| nas to one ar ’ ore luaty ee ny the clerk in vacation, that the de 7 | {@e"Grocers and Druggists sell Speer’s Wines and Brandy notified by p m that plaint 0G lwh t 1 8 P menced a 5 them in this | tition and the or of} general nature of whi his to enfere: the state of Mis-ouri for ba er } quent taxes of the years 159%, amoune- 1 to de-|._ + i the aggregate to the sum of . f ak t 02.57 together with interests, costs, commis- f mu unde 5 , r ons, and fees, upon the wing described : jlar en ' is tracts of land situated in € Mis- : e of his - ¥ souri to wit: Northeast quar = 4 — : : $ | is ADA GH thirty-five ( rthwest quarter i CURE CONSTIPATION. ek aped. Mr. | us i s H is Pp SOY RES west half of est quarter of trea! New York . ; 1 t i i thirty-si d sixty-four (64) acres € He r aie . , j part of west h orthwest quarte ok = ’ For i] s thwes* qu » ce: enk HI t quar section twenty-four | é 1 r was] t north half of sou:heast quarter of twenty-tive and | writer of th % quarter of s enty-five (2 Mr. H snott I man men half of south we quarter of sect:on 5 ute] g i and south half of northeas | tioned fer presidency. Four others hwes 2 Hi 1 : 6a south half of EE. information at 2 are being discussed seriously. three bi - ii quarter of si > se ating the " lof t Missourians, Stone. THEY CURE Hi halt of south of Ast. Gel puael for cate Tomi gf; Cockrell, Richard Olney functional and gastric dis- | r of northe ction twenty- HALSEY IVES, Director. r t your liver is en A eee gery 6), all in township forty-two of range| ; Fi 100! ART: tt 5 t th 1 oO orders of the stomach d twenty-nine (2), and that <.| 7- oon soe — s, 2 1 ‘ contrisute toa the Reals said defendants be and ‘a 10 Within ‘ na wae the next term of this court to bi kI a i € the entire system by seiting ‘and holden in the city of Butler, Sheriff's Sale Hood’ Pills: eek Do 148 been fre meager aggre leis By virtue and authority of a ecu- 2 |quently mentioned. Cockrell is seri every organ to work, reer before the third ¢ ‘day thereof f—if the v long continue—and if not then end of said term, and plead to said peti cording tolaw the same will be tak fessed and judgment rendered sccor¢ prayer of éaid petition and the above deseri © clerk of the E returnat t r t iol ofter € ously discussed. Olney’s name is Olney and Hill m, but t taxes ULATE a normal flow ta have levied an of tric real estate sold to sati=fy the same eines eas And it is further ordered by th asap ag ¢ " not improbable juice. said that a copy ff be publishe Jarvis, i : bprovas: Butter WeekLy Tress, a weekly n st Missouri y furnish the candi- rea printed and published in Bates county, for four weeks s , the last to be at least tt re of the next te: t the ste ak and intestines. EY RELIEVE and intestinal pain. . and contir to act nz as food remains in > tract. 2) of rang only five cents fer ten Tab- ules at all drug siores. | PATENTS. GUARANTEED | Our fee re — dif we fail. Any one sending sketch and description ‘invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning - e pate ty of same. ches, to Obtain a Patent” sent upon reques Patent= — through us advertised for sale at our expense. 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