The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 4, 1901, Page 7

EPIDEMIC OF GRIP AMONG HORSES. THE PRINCE AND THE FAKIR © He took sway = EASE YOUR BURDENS a =e Ramet ot | BY USING iment sie ey ee | | j : S : = - { f Reports beg Of tha € sease Is sprea ur r i ticularly Long Island. 1} 3 s . i Let your head your hands. ince S : 5. My sins : Ee ' Let Gold Dust do the work for you. os . - z : if Ti It wakes glad the hearts of those ; ‘ S . pres j e k g ‘ a < . W who are not happy unless evervthing ir ee I fai i = ; : is clean. Gold Dust is woman’s snioe a ‘ ee " e ; best friend, dirt’s worst enemy. : F as g's s 2 = sights it Mates were mad q Sree Eee 3 . He saw « apleasant pool = cr i 1 p and . ® 55 sey, and the e ] : zi “Housework is hard work without Gold fust. oe Poe takir enid. “Ot goa | bat nd then \epidemiec f i a = or ae TR | I i " ° , e. saw T 1 ° > = — “3 8 1 i will | BADLY BRUISED UF s y ‘ = e | a . sc shes fat he My Jarness |G. P. Browning Thrown Outot a Wagon i “ne took sweet ts 3 cvtegei tact wid and Hurt. oe? alate . Pionshe tine ue paced | PR wn] et : ind small vaddlery> | ship, was th reels tudience Ruooies day. : bea hus ae The tor Vagor ’ it Al me t desert the neck voke and the horses st ind the t ler | ‘ s im ' : swe and no run B : Aft Iresse the f s t ‘ g z ‘ Mr sSrowning’s head struck a{” 78 ‘ caries ht » himself. “I ats i 1 ‘ SurT1es> stump by the road. side He was}* ne rca : fea He w and sat dowr Sor picked up and tak o his home | The kine se daushee me out an¢ , 1 : ~~ WIA ! : jeqyetan ’ Since re 3 : : , = Koad \\ agons 3 3 iA] it is doubtful if h ae itl Gelinch he kak Gallet ls st in the baleony. and cast her i Mr. Browning i the |& ale }elance round all the assembly She . ieee yp | the eart | and G.A.R. He i jnoticed that the traveler prince war ] » Some time passed ae] Putnam of Revolutionary | t > in fakir'’s at kitting ip the asse { Gen. I fame. Heis in) possession of tsilk |” spring Wagons ; | bring me that son of yours Nis : sword sash belonging to Gen. Put | 5 * boat prine| The princess said to her handmaid- nam which still bears blood stains | boning ae eR ae +e len, Take this dish of henna, go to Wagon Harness $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Harness $3 to $15; Saddles, all styles = oe * - z & : a : ; i ( < ae them tot fakir. While the fakir| that es iveler dr : “0 shhh pace 1 Prices. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bov Our Vehicles are the latest in design and painting. }carry whom from Che cae tae the king cle scent on him from th me me and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo it was Kindly lowtead by its « + handmaiden obeye he prine Mr. Browning sold the histor Sheriff's Sale. “ N ee tirtue and authority of a special execution | ciety of New York for delinquent taxes issued from the oftice of | = clerk of thecireait court of Bates county. | .. returnable at the June term. 1901, of court,to me directed in favor of A BOwen, oficlo collector of the r-venue of Bates ty, and against Thomas Saunders. Pres- Biggs, James McFarland, Christopher in, G W Beatty, Moses Jones, Joseph m, Geo M Barnett. Wm E Walton, Booker ell, Thos Boatright, Moaes Levy ‘and 1 O er, I have levied and seized upon all the title. interest and claim of said de- ts. Thomas Saunders, Presley RB Riggs es McFarland, Christopher Hann, G@ W uty, Moses Jones, Joseph L Baum. Geo M | ett, Wm E Walton, Booker Poweil, Thos | tight Moses Levy and 1 O Striker, in and the following described real estate situated | Sites county. Missouri, to-wit tsthree, ve, nine, fourteen, nineteen, ty and twenty-one (8,5.9, 14,19. 20, 21), Block thirty-six (35), in Foster, Bates coun- Mo ,1 will on Saturday, Julys, 1901, een the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- and five o’clock in the afternoon of that patthe east front door of the court house, city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, the saine or so much thereot as may be re St public vendue tothe highest bidder cash, to satisfy said exe nand ¢ JOKE T SMITH. Sherif of Bates County, Mo. Jeess’ order, went to him, and sprin- the American Historical So-|‘ it How it is Done girl has made a mistake Bi ree ‘ aoe But she r 1, “Theslave-girl has j } The tirst object in life American people is to Vv ITSELE. the second, how to rega |heaith. The first can be this rain off Made no mistake; ‘tis her mistr jhas ma he mistake married his d illy no fakir second good health by Green’s August Flower. Should you be a desponder ufferer from any of the effects of dyspepsia, liver | plaint, appendicitis, indigestion, such as sick headache, palpitation} : : of the heart, sour stomac abitualjcellar eating their food: you go and sostiveness, dizzine of t 1 nervous prostratic ow spir you need ne suffer another ‘Two doses « well-known Aug Flower will relieve you at on to H. L. Tucker and get a be efree Re ar size, Green's Prize ir, who was pass marie s, ete. | Nature’s... Moderation HE hur tution 1 much like a fire and the way ple try to @ their health imay b compared to the waya_ § carele n i recent sp (rolde x very Mat e Shenff’s Sale virtue and authority of a trans ion issued from the _ offic clerk of the circuit court of Bates Co Unable at the June term, 19 » tO me directed in favor of and against J. W. Me and seized upon all’ the t and claim of defenc A ,in and to the following described real uated in Bates county, Missouri, to- | looks after the coo! tove. One minute it is ragin« red-hot, and n sudd first thing you know, the fire is out. People are sometir led to believe that a medicine ich has a sudder dous effect must be truly wonderful. They forg may be merely a tr 1 s ‘‘draught” wt Iporary false effect ot ghtness and iower than bef t half of the northwest quarter and south- fearter of the northwest quarter and the half of the southwest quarter of the north- quarter of section twelve (12 township nine ($9), of range thirty-one (31). 1 BOLE OT MORU TS REN i Saturday, July 20, 1901, athe hours of nine o’clock in the fore- ind five o’clock in the afternoon of that git the east front door of the court house, city of Butler, Bates county, Missourt, | system, but st drops it There is no suc iming effect about same or so much thereof as’ may be re- Tabules. Some kK prescribed dose is too es Be ann wens to be slow, and double it to ucker effect. Bu e - JOE T. SMITH, self is slow, moderate and regular in accompli her best i Sees Sune ese ae: work. The Tabules relieve acute headaches, indigestion : Shertff’s Sale. and nervous depression almost tantly. their effect é P Nirtue and authority of a gene > and thorough. on the bowels is more graduai titis s Ripans Tabules act in accordance w sued from the off circuit court of Bates Co. 3 Mable at the June term. 1901, of “Ay Mme directet in favor of Scott lanes Ad against Alexander Boag. | e levied and seized upon all Mat, title. interest and claim ot defend- Alexander Boag, in and to the tollow- Tibed real estate situated in Bates Y Missouri, to-wi' southwest quarter and the so 2 } $100,000 of the funds their han i sentenced to HEADACHE = i s R-LP ib haif of the northwest quarter, sll in x (6), township forty r: hihi hsb bib lla Mihi bis bs “Both my wife and myseif have been eneat The e king's |" 4g dattanss ‘ a 80), Bates county, Missouri, I P| using ( ASCARI I they are the best ae oe P ee ed and by t: 4 4 Thursday, June, 27, 1901 € - - He a i Nea the hours of nine o’clock in the and five o'clock in the At the east front door of sity of Butler. Bates esame or so much ti feed at public ven: eT cash. to satisfy rnoon of Our fee re any invention w ability of san secured thr : Patent ts og ring date the twe n| THe Part Persons having cl i te | by Manufact i inv Uired to exhi ‘ Send for sample eo: = Sheriff of Ba ATHARTIC ng the patent- = uest. Patents Admin is hereby without charge, in i journal, consulted TRADE MARK @EGISTERED ¥ be precluded fro! ptate: and if said claims Years from the di 8 noti they wil CURE TIPATION. emedy Compan, (hieage, Montreal. Sew ¥ Evans B:itdi-- - WASHINGTON, D. ©. 4o.T0-BAG = for rre I. YEATES, Administrator.