The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 29, 1901, Page 7

Yarness aad Saddlery, Ruooles and Surries: koad Wagons and Spring Wagons prices. Bugey Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. Our Vehicl and see us; get our prices and you will surely trade with BAPER THAN EVER THIS AND THAT. MR. BARTHOLDT RETURNS HE WAS OUTWITTED a 2 = Tells of a Attitude How It Was Dec = Which Lawyer j & = Toward German-Americ Should Leave Towa ‘ Hong-! New gress. | Detroit Free Press B: > man B I =. Wasa M ~ king in com- passenger on the big er Kaiser) st = = . e i: : ee ead : - in the water makes your dishes 3 : pehgernolopererey nar nereesretorapmdliemea s ¥ H \ s > 2 mos g ue re . se t t Mr. 1 5 a hee : a “mw NKB Compan’ ieee ge Shawne han ott THe N.S TAIRBANK “LOMPANY rag Phey mis ge _CHICAGO . ST.LOUIS , NEW YORK | BOSTON ; carpe eayeerer ng a|po : ce i] ] ma \ I = i - = i t s News ly : eek : ae = % He “i : relative to the Emperor William and othe1 jheads of Europe : i lawyer. he growled, SUICIDE CLUBS. m) ng rival oe John Bradbury's Big Coffin Ikept my part of the agreeme Have Done Much to Increase the Mania . : “ a Pee Share: nikocwie for Self- Destruction. Bloomington , t hole thing was ¢ py amin learned the whole thing was 4 i “i }putup job of my competitor, whe < * - en. " =.¢ : i rete x b : se eis Wagon Harness $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Harness $3 to addles, all styles | : . : = fill had piven the aggressive p $ en and painting. | ct as well vs t i een the McFARLAND BROS., Butler, Mo Jof the phy g ’ ie had a acudine geoniances EU : cen Mie apr cee - -iEN : His fathe sa prominent | | ro | LORADO ang UTAH | Daily to Sept. roth, 190l.... VIA. THE PEAT OCK ISLAND ROUND TRIP RAT! FROM Kansas City to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueb'‘o. it. Aug. | to 10 $ July 10 to3 § Sept. 1 to 10 [QAug. 11 to 31. reduced Rates on same dates her Colorado and Utah Tourist | Return Limit October 31, 1901. The Superb Train THE COLORADO FLYER | Kansas City daily at 6:30 p m, arriving | 11:00am, Colorado Springs (Manitou) | , Pueblo 11.50 am. ite for details and Colorado literature. WART, U.S. W.P. A. Kansas City, Mo. | i SEBASTIA A., Chicago. | Administrator’s Notice. is hereby given, that letters testamen- in the estate of Geo W Pierce, deceased | Tantei to the undersigned on the 25th | june, 1901 Le the provate court oF] a. ons haying claims against said es Tequired to exhibit them for atlow- the administrator within one year date of said letters, or they may be | dfrom any benefit of said estate; and claims be not exhibited within’ two Mthe date ofthis publication, they foreyer barred J S. PIERCE. Administrator. | } | ' Notice of Final Settlement. | ishereby given to all creditors and | interested in the estate of C. F. Por- | d thatI, Joseph A. Porver, ad- } dtomake afinal settlement thereof, | at term of the Bates Co Probate court county, state of Missouri, to be held » Mo., on the 12th day ef Aug . 1901. JOSEPHINE A. PORTER, Adminietratrix, Notice of Final Settlement ishereby given to all creditors, and interested in the estate of Jannette | deceased, that I,W. H Allen admin- | , Of said estate, intend to make, ent thereof, at the next termof | County Probate: court. in Bates State of Missouri, to be held at Butler on the 12th day of August, 1901 Ww H ALLEN, Administrator. Administratrix Notice. ishereby given that letters of admin- | Upon the estate of D. N. Thompson, ae ive been granted to the undersign- Bates county probate court, in Bates }Missouri, bearing date the twentieth | Atgust, 101 8 Having cla: wainst said estate to exhibit them for allowa! ete year from the date of said lette tay be preclude from any benefit : and if said claim: not exhibite Ica Rotice, they will be forever barred ANNA K. THOMPSON, . Administratrix. selletlower | 6 AB Lio feesss Be nis signature js on box of the genuise {S GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. jo hae : ee ee otfin | rand | id oak, with Cubans Have Caught the Idea. folded nstrous box to hou IHE human consti- tution is very much like a fire. and the way many peo- pie try to take care of their health may be compared to the way a careless kitchen looks after the cook was improvised were required to Po UMS m uncons< $ Piles are n In a Sorry Predicament even cause O a i it i i 6 : nN I €> my n- From ‘he Detroit Free Press stove. 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