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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

B.trs In rare.am mre 1t tH. InyN rot rrh 1t.me iHI0 apartments steam h.It
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
Faroiiou Ccmiu

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Fine watch repairing at ?. E. Torn'a.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Gold oa Purchased esaasa soa or All .4r's o''a, World
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
GROW NEW HEADS.
seieHtisf~ Make Remarkable DiscOv-
cries Concerning Little
DweIIer al the Sea

| Cutting a sea animal technically
known as ''dendrocOelum" into bits
| and watching the different parts to
see what the result would be Occu-
pied the attention Of Prof. Frank X
Lille. Of the University Of Chicago,
this summer at WoodshoH. Mass.
where number Of prominent sci
entists have been experimenting at
the marine biological station.
II was found that perfectly
formed new head. ewes and all. VIII
grow out on the deca plated animal
II The head j. cut of at the rfyht
place. Capacity for Regeneration :
limited 20 the anterior third az he
body. approximately. though "a new
tail may rrgenerate at any trans
vcr-e level
The professor first cut - ~-ugIe
specimen into two parts through the
pharEnX. The cut surface healed. Jut
are posteTior part formed no news rt--
sue. though i lived for two ..,.-..
From the anterior portion there rev
on; "a pointed piece which form. Il
tail Two day after the anterior
PIECES acted in all respects Ike int lc;
iHd'TGua.-- migrating 10 -ba.-d
par Of the dish. On; tia. pp-r.-.sr
part showed no activity and led
within Xxx day.
Ih" LAT trial proved tn InD~r NO
G. -~tnL Heads were cat Of iu-r to-
mud ~" ears. That part 81 the .rac
cut ~ did rot regenerat+. bur win
~" cay j: va apparent that G..v
n"|I~ were being form. on TIC
..radle-- pieces. and ~ one Of -r-n
ne "Ee~ could already be seen. On
TIE -i%th day new "yr- appeared IN |
all the Sew-2rOwn heads.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
F.n ) nlANY INDIAN RELICS.
FicrtoH g.. Miller Returns from study
%. the Redskins an NOrthyve-t
Of the Country.

Merton J. Miller. of the depart
mont Of thropolOgy in the nj
v-r~ity Of Chicago. has returned from
q trip among the Shakapin Indians Of
ldahp, Oregon and Washington. with
valuable collection OF curios. among
which are y buck kin dresses. worn
by the red women before white men
invaded the continent. and many
tools Of war used BY the Indians be-
fore they learned Of firearms
Mr.. Miller made his trip under the
direction Of Prof. Dorsey. curator Of
anthropoiogy at the Field Columbian
museum, with the object Of securing
different objects in use among the
Indians before the coming Of the
whites, and to make an investigation
into the character Of their life when
they were uDinhuenced by the west
ern pioneers. He returns with many
interesting objects 10 enrich the large
anthrOpolOgical collection Of the mu-
scum. Chief among the curios are
the Duckskin dresses, each Of which
consists of two pieces. one to cover
the upper part Of the body and the
other a short skirt reaching TO the
knees. In addition. the women wore
long buckskin Ieggings. The dresses
are profusely adorned with beads
worked into beautiful designs. Now
the sqnaws and red maidens dress in
much the same manner a. the white
women of the western country.
According to Mr.. Miller the Indians
have not degenerated, "a j. common
~ asserted. but he says the tenden-
cies point in that direction. \ great
many live in houses built after the
white mans model and initiate him
in their dress
The anthr0PologLst spent several
weeks travelling among the different
tribes of the three states ane study
ing their language
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
STEAL LOADED TRUCK.
Unique Et1f1s,-T5 attempted by Two
Men in New York CGfy-GnP-
turrd After "a Chase

4 unique robbery vas attempted ar
New York The other tay ..heu two
men stole q truck loaded with Fix cases
Of dry goods. sa.ued AT =. 900. anG
drove ny West street al an exciting
pace. Th- goods belonged 20 Vert
he.mer {. H8.lant~r and we're. ir charg-
II Thomas Gallagher. Gallagher
drove 10 pier No. q. Nor river. anC
entered NJ Office Of railroad com
pauy - check Of q Dill 81 fading. Gal
lagher turned around To speak 70 The
clerk. and when he looked again the
truck va gone.
Running out OF the Office Gallagher
found Policeman Shanahau and ex-
planned The situation 10 him. shan
ahan and Gallagher ran mp We--
street. Aztec run Of TWO blocks they
were able 70 catch sight Of the truck
ahead. Two men were on II. and WEI.
flashing the horses. In and ou: among
the many teams they drove 81 q galIar
running no several and barely miss
ing others The officer-~ shouts only
served 10 Increase the pace % the
fugirjvr~
Al Washington and Beach streets
the truck became en-au-,e5 IN a dead
."ck and could get uo farther. The
men 'hen eft he truck and tried 20
hide. aut were finally captured. The
goods we-e going 20 a firm ir Chicago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
GIVEN TITLE BY SULTAN.
AIexandrr &c. Webb. Of New YORK.
Made Honorary Consul Gem
eraI Of Ottoman Empire.

y copy 81 the official paper % Cor
stantinop3r. which has just been r.
ceiyed n New York. announces tha:
the sultan Of Turkey ha~ appoint s.
Alexander l.. Wroa hD1orsry rsa-u.
general of the Ottoman empire a..
New York. II j. q permane en- q point
ment. The sultan aso ha h.- res.
Mr.. Webb with q decoration. T. sides
the Medjiaie decoration. - i, e.
called. be- has given him wha. g., kew
the medal ~ rn' rit. IN Turk. + b =
l. considered = great honor.
These decorations carry WIKI -h-r.
the title Of hey. and hereafter. fn,r-as
Of being Webb ETen6i b. ~ be-
KNOW a. Webb Bey
Mr.. Webb ha. been a resident NJ
New York city and OF Rurhe-F1rE. =
j. for he 'a~i Ten year. or more u.
J. now travelling in Europr. Ia- So.
return go New Yr~k the -at--- ---r ,.-
Gr;ob~-- He wa~ causu. for -he --.--.--
State 81 Manila during the r--
C.eFr.anl administration. ana while
in the Pm ppfl.- embraced the rs.5-
gioE 81 Mohansm-E
NJ. Webb ~a- b.-u iu Hudson. y. !.
and i about - wears old. He Wa fa-
many year, a reporter or q =. Louis
ne's >Pap~T.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
A PATRIOTIC INDIAN.
Hears of Presidents Assassination
and Begins 2,ooo-Mile Journey.
VIII Travel by Canoe from sLag~ay,
Alaska, TO Victoria, Is. g., where
He VIII send NessaEe of sym
patty to United states.

"TWO thousand miles in a canoe is
the kind Of journey Tyee Peter. an
ignorant Siwash Indian, is making in
order to send "A message cOHdemning
the assassination Of Mckinley said
Eugene Slater, a SkaR"ay hotel man,
who j. stopping at the St. James hotel,
at Denver. Col. This same Indian dis
tinguished himself upon a former Oc-
casion when he offered the services Of
his warriors TO tt. United States in
case Of q war with Chill. The only
condition imposed was that the gov
ernment should furnish a warship to
transport them from their homes on
Cape Flattery 10 South America. OF
course. the offer was looked upon in
the light Of joke. but IL was made 10
the utmost good faith by Tyee Peter.
when ! left Skagway. Alaska" con
tinued Mr.. Slater, 1.-THE news Of the
assassination had been brought late
the night before by the steamship City
of Seattle. Tyee Peter. who. by the
way, is chief Of the Makah Indians.
and whose name means Strong Man
Peter, had already left Skagway in his
canoe with the avowed purpose of
deploring the cOwardly act
"Tyee Peter is a very proud mainland
the fact that the only person he ever
allowed to do any writing for him lives
at Victoria. II. e., made il necessary for
the old chief TO go there before he
could send his message. He would not
deign to admit TO anyone else he could
not write. The devious course he Is
compelled to take in order 10 keep his
canoe from being wrecked by rough
weather will compel him 10 travel 1000
miles before he can crafty his ambi-
tion.
1.-THE Alaska Indians come down
from Alaska every fall in their canoes.
which are sometimes seen 80 miles out
IN the ocean. II is very rarely one Of
the canoes IL sunk"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
Order OF Publication
STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF Bates,

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF Bates.
In the circuit court OF Bates county. Missouri:
November term, 81. The state Of Missouri
ofncio collector OF tie revenue Of Bates county
n the state Of " ssouri, plaintiff, }. u
wilkinson and " H. Goodman defendants
Civil acton for delinquent iaIes
Now 81 this day comes the pIalnt:4 by her At
torney before the circuit court OF Bate county,
in the state Of Missouri. and II appearing 10 the
above entitled cause against the defendant J
ID. wilkinson and W II. Goodman directed 10
said sheriff Of Bates county Missouri 20 whom
summons was directed. has m SIDE ret.lrn there
on that the defendants J. d. Wilkinson and "
IL GOODMAN, cannot De found, and the
court being further satisfied that process can
not be served on said defendants }. u VII
kln=os and y. IL Goodman. IL l. therefore
ordered by the court that the said defendants
De notified by publication thai plaintiff has
commenced a suit against them in this court by
petition, the object and general nature OF
which Is 10 enforce the lien Of the state Of Mis-
souri, for the delinquent taxes OF the wear I-.s-
amounting in the aggregate to the sum Of 81 81
together with interest. costs, commissions
and fees. upon the following described tracts
OF land situated in BatesscOunty, Missouri to-
wit.
North part of lof two % block eight - in the
village OF herWin, MO and that unless the
said defendants De and appear at the next term
OF this court 10 be begun and holden IN the ity
Tuesday after the second Monday in November
ISDl and on or before the third day thereOf1fthe
term shall 50 long continue and If not then be-
fore the end Of said term, and pIeai to said
petition according 70 law the will be-
taken a. confessed and judgmenr rendered Ac-
cOrding 70 the prayer Of said petition and the |
above described real estate sold to satisfy the
An il IL further ordered BY the cour, that a |
copy hereof be published in the BUrLEE WIZ
1T IIsE-, weekly newspaper printed and /
published in Bate. county, Missouri. for four 1
weeks successfully, the last insertion be- at /
least hneen days before the first day Of the |
next term Of said court A true copy Of the /
record. Witness ms hand clerk aforesaid /
with the seal Of said court hereuntO
tsEaLI an ed. Done At once IN Butler on /
this the 3lst day Of August, i4OI.
j. p THURMAN
4s-4t Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

Boston should be- an attractive place
t3r any young man looking FOR q ,yife.
According - ou.ier.n OF -hr statistic,
tep5 rI1~Hr- just issued. there are IL
as more females than male In ne
e.-y- . -arssr. u equiva .ert To- I-e5 per
cent e total population ~ -60. -.
Anc Young T@H morally IN
e.i1el 1vaa.6 better nor delay. for C--r
~-ati--5c#a1 Hartwe-I -av, -r- sE-r-a-
portion e -1@ --Ne. j. rapidly Gisap-
pear 2 2 beng cons. dera1ly les than
7 w. p l>95 Dr. Hartwell ~ays that
fewer p. babies are being born and
fever female INN grants are ro7+-r
here
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Bates,
In the circuit court Of Bates county Missouri
November term. - The state Of Missouri At
the relation and 70 the use Of a wen, eK-
offcio collector Of the revenue OF Bafes county
IN the stat % Missouri pIaintH, W
J. Bailey and - ID. Wright, defendants
Civil action for delinquent ta1es
Now az this day comes the plaintiff by her at
t1rney before the circuit court Of Bates county,
IN The state Of Missouri and IL appearing 70 the
above entitled csuse against the defendants
!. Is. Bailey ard " - wrixhf di-
Iee,ed 70 me sheriff Of Bates county. Missouri.
and that said sherI1 Of Bates eOun.y, Missouri
10 whom said summons was directed has made
return thereon that the defendant. - - Wright
cannot D. found and the court beiEg further
satisfied thai process cannot BE- serFe,f On ssiG
defendant y ID Virgin l. is therefore ordered by
the court that the said defendant be- not eel
- ,--t-Ts-.-.l. - :, .f.t..,t.~ - = 80
suit agsiDsf him IN tbis 1OHrf By petition the
object and general nature Of which il 70 enfoI =.
qusni taxes Of The year LET, 10
and - amount.ng in the az
feresf, costs, com missions, sng fee, upOa the
following described tracts u LAM situated 70
Bates county, Missouri. to-Uit-
Middle part Of the south half Of the north
east quarter Of toe southwest quarter OF SEE
ton three o.. township forty-two ~, rage
and and hat ani sla"s me .sia az r.
Pendants be and appear a. the next term Of this
eou-T % b Drgun and nol1eD in the city Of
Batter Bats county. Missouri On the fire. Tue--
day After the second NOndayiB NOyennter IecI
and o. or before the third day thereof III The
term shall 20 long continue and il not then be
fore the end Of said term,J and plead % sad
pStltlon according 70 law The sane will ~
TAX a. confessed and judgment rendered a. /
corning 70 the prayer Of ssid petition and the |
sDose descrlb led real estate odd 70 satisfy TIE
same
And il i further or9sTeI By The courr sfore- /
said hat . copy hereof BE- published IA tne
p TLEE HKEELT IINE-, . weekly neU=psper
pTIntsd and published in Bst-s county. VI y
sour, for four weeks excessively, the last ID
s$TtlOn 20 BE- a. least - e7ds before he frat
1sy Cf the neLf term Ol -aid court A true cory
of the record HItns-= nv hand a. eIerk Il
Aforesaid With the zeal 0f said cur
i-EALl nSrSuDtO sG<@d. - Ne g. one in i
Butler, Oh this the 9Th day d --u-
tember, I$yi. J. r. THURMAN
SIT Ezrk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
sherira sac

By virtue End authority % . special execution
FOR TeliBqBen: taxes is-ued from, the once ~
lie clerk Il tbe Cfrc8it cOurt Of Rstes COUNTY
No. T-turDsDle ~ the Sovs M Der term rs Of
sslf cpoTt 20 me directed IN favor OF BOue-
-N-of8ciO collector ~ the r-Venue Of bates
county. And szsibst MARTINS steele have
LED and seize; upoB ali tue RIMS: title In
t@reet AMI claim Sf ssid sief@ndaut Nsrtha
steele. IN sni - the follow Ing descr1 he'd real
e-tats situated 10 Bstes cOurty MIssoort To-
Wit. W
-OCihsss. quarter % the soutbeAst quarter
Df section %fsnt r. township thirIy. Bfne e>zl
Tsns- thfTtF -Ore 81. ( viii On
Iuesdsy SOvsnbev y, 1901.
D~tN@en tue EDars 81 nine O'ei0ek 81 IN. tore
NON az. Bse o ciHck in tbs AFTERNOON O. that
isF 81 be east frOnT door - the court hoose
. ih~ citT u Butler. Bates cOunty MlsAour
eli th- -s5DN or ~ much thereof g. pray Is~ re-
sgiTsf 81 puDIic vendEe 20 the hizbesf bidder
or cash 20 sstlsfy said @Xscstlan AMI e0@t-
JDE SMITH
%F -b~TI1 81 Bate COUNTY Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
GIRL sWIMS THE NARRowS.
Little Tbfrreen-YraF-OId Performs q
Remarkable Feat mt Sew
York city.

Latest and youngest Of the conquer
orr Of the swift waters Of The Mar
rows are two little Bay Ridge girls.
u and - year Old, pecttvely. One
: wan that rough tide way, keep
ing steady pace with a boy Of -, who
Likewise made The passage: the other
almost succeeded.
70 vim The Narrows was task
the Indians IF many years back
though a test If a young brayc's pluck
and prowess. The girls are Julia
Tiukany and Minnie Tinkany, whose
mother is muse teacher. The boy
Is Albert r Krausc, Of 553 East One
Hundred and Th,rty-six'h street. The
Bronx.
Living On the Shore road al Seventy
fir street Bay Ridge. The Tinkany
oiris have imb. bed much Of thu am
phioiou= spirit that animate the
youths - that district. Their mother
II VA he who sped them on their
"ay n the long vim.
Starting from IN front IF their home
With lftle crowd cheering them. the
girl -"am - Fort Wad-worth. :. !.
II j. NOR" than mile across the Mar
row and they were swept TWO miles
down from Bay Ridge by the tide.
E~.u-" wa clo-o 10 them and Henry
- #rr tJu-- wan behind as a guar
~. IN addition there we're two
cre"- from the volunteer lifc--aving
~"os' - i;ey R.dgr N boats
Wheu au' half way over Z wa
bought MIMI T,nkany VA irving
ou:. IN he refused aid. ~@:,ug he
I'D oa.y waIlowrd . Ii,tl, water
Fh"u "thiu half mile 81 shore the
~ took be younger girl out Of he
-F1fer. - = wa though, longer vim
'7 .~1 f"na'd bur: her. The rlGrr cir!
hrG tho rip without trouble.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
NEW TRIUMPH FOR MARCONI.
Wireless T"IcGrapby scores nuuaII-
G"d Success During Interim
fionaI Yacht Rurcs

| During : he international . .cht race
| hr Mar"OHi system Of wireless telcg-
rapnt SCORED an unqualified success.
The first practical work ever done bv
this method Of electrical transmission
was when the Columbia and sham
rock |. raced two years ago. The i'm
provcmenf> in the system since that
II me made this years test far more
satisfactory.
The dispatch boat Of the Chicago
Record Herald and the New York
Herald. which followed the racers
over the course. sent out bulletins 10
he receiving stations on shore every
few moments. IN this way distancing
all competitors and bringing into
their respective offices complete and
accurate details Of every move Of the
yachts within a few minutes after
they were made.
when il Is understood that this
service necrSsitated constant com
municatiOn with a shore battery AT
times over y miles from the dispatch
boat. the character Of the test of the
system can be realized. There was
no error Of any kind in transmission.
As far a. the accuracy of the re-
ports il concerned. it may be said
that with all the mass of matter re-
ceived hours later II was found that
every word Of thu essential details
sent t. shore Immediately after they
trans PRED "as correct and required
M alteration
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
Lead Mining at Centertown.
Monitesu County Herald.

| There is quite "a mining excitement
| at CentertOwn. \ week or ten DAYS
| ago corporation was formed com
posed of some Centertown parties.
some Jefferson City lawyers and poll
tIcians, including Judge Hszell, TO
work these mines which. il il rumor-
ed, are of wonderful richness. We
got the following facts from one who
has recently visited the mines. Mr..
j. W. Hunter OF this city was in Cen
I-rtOwn on business Wednesday and
while there was invited by Mr.. Il. ".
LansdOwn, the big merchant of Cen
tertOwn, to visit these mines Mr.
Hunter says that he does not know
unythlDg about mines, but the
ground appeared. To his unsOphisti-
Gated judgment, TO be very rich III
mineral The mines, az he described
them, are situated in a valley in the
fork OF a small branch. the ground
gently rising from the branch into II
little mound. and over this ground
ia a number OF different places shafts
had been sunk to various places from
light to fifteen feet. ard that at any
point where "a shaft was sunk. IL was
found that al a depth OF about eight
to twelve feet. II soft sand rock was
reached. and through this rock at
- cry point mixed with clay. were
rich deposits OF lead ore in every
conceivable shape-SeverHIt thousand
pounds of lead had already been
taken out of these shallow holes. and
while Mr.. Hunter was there. d chunk
vas taken out estimated 70 Weigh
about 40 pounds Of almost pure
lead. and numerous Others were in
sight. and the indic.,' i.5rl- stre I har au
area OF several acres there l.. at ali
points, so rich in lead. and so near
The surface that it should be readily
stripped and worked at a great profit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
HISTORICAL SOCIETY HALL.
Plans Are Adopted for the New Build
ing ia BE Erected in Central
Park. New York

Plans for the new hall which the
New York Historical society will
erect in Central park west. between
Seventy-sixth and Seyenty-seyenth
streets, were formally adopted at a
meeting Of the society the other
night. They provide for marble or
granite building rhree stories in
height. occupying the entire Central
park end of the block. just below the
Museum Of Natural History.
Dean Hoffman. president Of the So
eiefy, announced that. according 10
the plans Of the building committee.
800. would he needed TO build that
portion of the hall which is to 20 up
at once. Of this amount. he said. half
had already been obtained and there
was every reason to believe that the
remainder wouId be forthcoming.
The architecture Of the prop, 81
hall Is in keeping with the object Of
the society which IL is 10 shelter l.
follows closely the classic sty.. 81
some Of the older buildings Of Wash
iDgtOn. Marble pillars and many tall
windows will be feature. The build
ing will he 12jx2O5 feet when fina "
completed. and If tn present plans
of the society are carried out il lna
cost will be nearly s1OO0.GOO II will
be capable Of seating 800 person and |
have a large rrading-room. CIRCULAR |
in form. The adjoining stack viii |
provide room for I@4 600 Volume ard |
the capacity can re increased ~ 900 |
nnD IN rho future II uercr4arr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
Tuesday. November I2. 1901


BY virtue and authority OF speciAi execu-
lion Tor delinquent taxes. issued from she Of
nee OF the clerk OF the circuit court
OF Bstes COUNTY, Missouri, returnabI
81 The November term, 1891, OF said
court. 10 me directed In favor OF A Is owen
eA-omcio collector Of the revenue Of Bates
county. and against william saIIiards, 1
have levied and seized upon all the right a.
tie. Interest and claim OF said defendant
William saliisrds. in and 60 the following
described real estate situated In BAtes County,
Missouri. tO-wit.
West part Of north half OF OF two (=) In the
northwest quarter. containing ten f.0D Aeres.
ana the south half OF lot In the southwest
fusrt1r, con ainine Iorty tt0l acres. ell I'm
section eighteen U-b IN township n rty nine
~ OF RANGE twenty nine (1aD. ! viii or
Tuesday. November ~. IsOI,
between the hOurs of nine O'Clock In the fore
NOM and i've O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day, 81 the esst 'front.' door Of the court houss
In The cits OF Butler, Bates county. Missouri,
cell tbe came. or 90 much thereof &c ms be
required 81 public veDfue. 20 the higbess bid
der Tor essh. 20 satisfy ssid execution and
COsts JDE SMITH
. " sheriff Of Bates COUNTY, Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

~ virtue All AGthOrity Of = speciAl exeea-
tlon -or d-inqueut taxes. is-u-d from the Of
&c o. the clerk 81 ths circuit court Of Bates
touniy hissonEi. returnabfe a. thr Novem Der
tvri4 ~, OF said cont. 20 me dire cEed In ia
- o. pNrn - o1cio collector OF the rev.
enue % Rst~s county AMI agaiu-t -, Sunser-
Nortn krub-h hrr~ten. OHry have lev
if1 ani SEIZED upon ~ the right title inter-
r-t ADJ claim 81 defrntsnts Geo. Suuderworth
h~uben br~ei~n , OB-y In and 60 tke fol
4oSin- described real - tate situated in Rates
county Alssoari to Wit
In sputb~ sst gnArtrr ofJhe northeast quar-.
ter 20 section twenty ore .-D IN township
thirIy risht SO OF range thirtv-nIue 1881 4
Uill
Iaesday, November u. iayI.
between she hours OF nine d CLOCK IN ths fore
Iuun and i've q clock IN the afternoon OF that
Jay. 81 tie east front door Of the court house
~ me city OF Butler BAtes coanty. Missouri.
80 the same or so much thereof as nav er re
J Iirei A. public vrhdue 80 the highest bidder
Tor eash. 20 safety said execution And costs.
JOB SMITH
e-4t sheriff OF Bate County Mo