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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

General Arthur Macarthur probably
will be the next commander of the de-
partment Of the lakes. General Nc
Arthur passed through Chicago Wed.
nesday on his way to Washington. He
admitted that he will probably assume
command next March when General
Otis retires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

Although without knowledge Of sur
gerry. Theodore Austin, aged sixteen.
probably saved his wi life the other
day by the application OF a little prac-
teal knowledge. The boy was work
ing at home in Philadelphia. when he
ran his hand through q pane of glass
and severed an artery In his wrist. He
started for the hospital, but had not
gone far before he realized that II
would not do to wait to have the fiow
OF blood stopped. He bound his hand
kerchief tightly around his wrist,
above the cut. and by sticking 4 pen
Gil through the knot, improvised u
tourniquet by which he succeeded In
twisting the handkerchief until the end
" the severed artery was closed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

do you mean the Lady Helena?"
ITO be sure l do. Mercy! have you
forgotten"
NO" said Omar, shaking his head.
II remember Helena very well. She
was the most BEAUTIFUL woman I ever
saw"
"And as false as she was beauti-
full" added Koran.
us 1t possible? 7 did not think she
would come to that"
"How!" exclaimed the king Of Da-
mascus. Does your memory fail
your"
What mean you. Koran? My men,
ory is good"
"Then why do you wonder when !
speak of the faithlessness of my first
queen? Was 1t not yourself that gave
to me the proofs Of her infdelity? Did
you not show to me that she had
fallen?"
you speak in riddles" said the
king OF Aleppo. II remember that we
once suspected the young queen of be-
slowing her love upon a captain Of
your guard think HIS name was ia
bal"
YES" responded Koran. "Jabal was
the man, and I slew him. It was your
evidence that convicted both him and
Helena"
And was the queen guilty after
that?"
Guilty after that?" repeated Ho-
ram, slowly and irresolutely. What
mean you? Do you imagine that /
allowed her to live to commit more
crime?"
I'm mercy's name" cried Omar.
what do you mean by this speech? Do
you remember Sanballad and Ben
Huram?"
YES" replied Koran. They were
two Of my chamberlains, who accom-
panied you to Aleppo at the time OF
which we have spoken"
mo" said Omar. they did not quite
go to Aleppo. l sent them back be.
fore I reached my capital. Thso
brought to you my m~essage?"
IL never saw them again after they
went away with you," returned H0-
ram.
"Nevar-saw-them. Good spirits OF
mercy! Are you In earnest, Horam?"
AYE. II they started on their return,
they must have been robbed and kill
ed. for l never saw them after they
left In your retinue."
The king of Aleppo clasped his
hands in agony.
20, Horam! Horam!" he exclaimed.
what a fearful mistake was that!
Bear with ~me-forgive mel"
What is 1t. Omar"
"Your beautiful queen was inno-
cent"
Innocent" gasped Horam, starting
to his feet, and then sinking back
again.
Eyes. my brother" replied Omar. in
trembling tones. "she vas as innocent
as In that natal hour when first she
rested upon her mothers bosom. At
Balbee we found a woman whom
some of my officers brought before me
supposing her to be the queen of Da-
mascus. She was very beautiful, and
bO ucdIiy IN ohC iCoChiuiC INV 4uCCSi
Helena. that wen / was at first de-
ceived. Her name was Jasmin, and
she told me that she had Just fled
from Damascus and was waiting fol
her lover to join her. She said that
Jabal was her lover. and that he wa
a captain OF Horam's guard. The
truth flashed upon me in a moment.
~conversed with her until I had gained
her whole story; and then I knew thai
your queen was innocent. It was al
proved to me, as clear as the sun al
MONDAY. At first / had a thought o.
returning myself, and bearing to 20,
the joyful tidings; but business urget
me on. and l sent Sanballad and Ber
!, Huram."
l "And they did not comet" uttered
! Koran, with his hands working ner
vously In his bosom. They did no
come-and my queen died."
God forgive met" calculated Omar
3 II would have given my own life
Horam!"
Ito be ~continued.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
Increase In whisky Tax.

The state board Of valuation and
assessment at Frankfort, KY, fixed
the valuation of Kentucky whisky for
the purpose Of taxation of ten dollars
per barrel in 1901. This Is an increase
of two dollars over 1900. 1t effects all
whisky held in bond in the state. The
distillers will ask for reconsideration
of the action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

Show me the man you honor. I
know by that symptom better than
any other what kind OF q man you
yourself are; for you show me there
what your ideal of manhood is, what
kind OF q man you long inexpressibly
to be.-Ben johnson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
Concession to the Clergy.

A Chicago dispatch says: Hereafter
the western passenger association will
issue clergymen permits that are good
on the lines of all three associations.
Heretofore each association has limited
it's permits to the lines controlled bv
Its association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
Dies while sitting In Chair.

An old snttler named Fazier. of co,-
umbus' Neb., about sixty years of age.
who has been an invalid for a number
OF years, died while sitting in a chair
at his home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
COLUMBIA AN OCEAN GEM
beats the Gallant Shamrock In . Race
Full Of Excitement.

In a glorious whole sail breeze, which
heeled the big cup contestants until
their lee rails were awash in the foam
ing seas, Herreshoff's white wonder,
the Columbia, beat Watson's British
creation owe a triangular course Of
thirty miles by two minutes and fifty
two seconds actual time. With the
time allowance of forty three seconds
the Columbia won by three minutes
and thirty-five seconds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
There are more newspapers published
in Iowa, in proportion to it's population.
than In any other state of the Union.

There IL q terrible coercion In our
deeds which may first turn the honest
mar into a deceiver. and then recon.
Gle him to the change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11
Fire In stove Works.

Three departments Of the Joliet, ILL.,.
stove works were burned. Loss $50, 900
Fully covered by insurance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

According to DR.. Rijnhart. the med
zeal attentions lavished on invalids In
Thibet are Of a very primitive char
acter. For headache, large sticking
plasters are applied to the patients
head and forehead; for rheumatism. a
needle Is often buried In the arm or
shoulder; q tooth 10 extracted by ty-
ing a string to II and Jerking 1t out.
sometimes bringing out q part Of the
Jaw at the same time: q sufferer with
stomach ache may be subjected to a
good pounding. or to the application
of a piece of wick soaked In burning
butter grease, or. II medicine IL to be
taken internally. 1t will consist prob
ably OF a piece Of paper on which q
prayer Is written. rolled in the form OF
a pellet; and. II this fails to produce
the desired effect. another pellet Is ad'
ministered composed Of the bones Of
some plous priest.
At Q demonstration held on Lam.
bourne Common q resolution was pass
ed calling upon Colonel Lockwood and
others to remove the distractions to
the public right of way on about l0l
acres of forest land. A procession
numbering about 500 persons wal
afterwards formed and the fences on
Colonel Lockwood's land were fore
IDLY removed. About thirty Of the Es'
sex police. under Supt. Womack, were
present. but showed great f~orbearance
and the object of the demonstration
was accomplished. Proceedings vii
be taken for damages and trespsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

Read not much at a time. but medi-
tate on what you read, as much as
your time. capacity and disposition
will give you leave, ever remembering
that little reading and much thinking.
little apeaking and much hearing, fire.
quent and short prayers. and great de-
votion, Ia the best way to be wise. to
be holy. to be devout.-Bishop Jeremy
Taylor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

Are not all true men that live or
that ever lived soldiers of the same
army, enlisted under heavens cap
taincy, to do battle against the 3ame
enemy-the empire OF Darkness and
Wrong? Why should we misknow
one another. tight not against the ens-
my. but against ourselves, from nero
difference Of uniform?-Carlyle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-11

The johnson county fair was also \
winner.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

BY virtue and authority OF special execution
for delinquent taxes, issued from the Office Oi
the clerk OF the circuit court OF Bates
county, Missouri, rstuTnaule ri the
February term, 1891, OF saId court, Ia me Ill
rccted in favor of \ + owen, -Ollicj0 collector
of the revenue OF Bates county aud against i.
clay Plummer, Matte Lewis, HaWiey {
Hummer, Thomas J. Fry ami John Try, Jr-s
/ nave levied and seized upon ali thu rfEnt, IL
tie, interest and claim OF sad defendants, 4.
Clay PlummeJ, Matte Lewis, Ha9fey {.
Plummer, Thomas }. Fry and John frY, Jr.,
in and TO the following described al estate
situated in Bates county Missouri, to-Ilt
ouJb half of the east half OF lOt four a. Ii
the hort invest quartz OF section four H. town
ship Ihirty nine t39j: range thirty, 81 viii on
Wednesday February is. IYI,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in Iae fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the AT. moon f tfsaI
day, at IEe east front don al -a- gt.tr- gtse Il
the city OF Butler, Bates county, .IssOJF5r sci.
the same or SO much thereof a. may he required
at public Venuue 10 the highest bidder Ter cash
10 satisfy said execution and costs.
r. 4. MI ID,
lott Sheriff OF Bates County. y o
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

Whereas, II b osterGamP. and A J. os.er-
kanp, MS wife. y EhesT certain deed OF trust
datei the 24th DAY sf October, lSse, and r.
corded in the recorder Once Of BATES county
state OF Missouri AZ book lSl. at page GO
conveyed 10 The acting sheriff OF Rates
county, a. trusee, tie following descri bed real
estate, sltuat d in th~ county Of Bates and state
Of Missouri. f8-vi.
All OF BLOCK Nv tsty a!re F2ti, except INV 50
Zee on Of The ssar - "a bIOck IN rbe & "
OF Butler. upon which = located The Umpire
MIL, which ccEseVsns-- was made 10 secure the
pay IHent OF I'VE prom ssOFy notes fully d.
scT1oed Ia said deed c. rus; sp.i Whs a., de-
iault has been mae IL he payment of said
notes ana interest, noV past due and unpaid.
Vow, therefor, a. the request OF the legal
holder OF said prssIlseory notes
ara IA accordance vIih the terms = said deed
OF trust, notice = hereby given that I, the IN
dersigned shsTis = Bales county, Missouri
VIII proceed To sell the above described prem
Ises 81 public Eendus. 10 the highest bidder for
cash, a. the corr house door in city OF But
Ter, county Of Bates sad siate OF Missouri.
on
Saturday, J4EGsry n, l.s0i.
between the hour 81 . - -clock in the forenoon
and o clock in TIE afternoon of that day. for
The purposes Of ssns!ying sAid debt, infeI est
and cost JOE r SMITH
sat eEt-lc and Acting Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24
etneslsE. Fe.TnsrY d. ~.
SHEER AZ sale.

By virtue SID Authority e = sreciaI sNecu-
L; for delin4ue ~ taxes f-suei T. Ous the offc-
81 tn c-eTk / size eIr. ait court nt Bate c9uH-
is Missouri IatLTr "a l- g.. he F-nruhry ,srIH
sU!. Of said court u un- directed IN favor Of
- L. owen tA-o1-e-u collector CT the eve
HH- OF Bates cDu1-E aft s2EInst NJ q 1lEEs
lin DreAT to U. EEe-, T. ire Of AUsustUs
- aF-oa. / H3E- levied and seized upon all
tne rlEht title -Et.Eaz- tr3 claim at defend
ans = n GTGEz-, f.t bresT and the an
sf4as- Il EriTs Ut uSE-tLE - atsoE. in 6ud 10
{ ne following crEcTl BET zeal estate rlLuaLed IN
Gates county. Missouri t5-wit
TIE west he.t 60 t#t four t#1 ir block fhree
Is IN Christian * tasIet' addition 10 Butler.
No. / Will
TuesaEy Eebruary 20 lsOl,
between the h.ur= I'd Ita- - cock IN the fore
noon su-i ve a. clet-- BE a., truCon 81 tnat
Jay a. he ra-s front frpr OF the court house.
IL the city 81 But BA-es unity, Missouri
sell II e cane OF % TurcA lutTeOf H. msS be r.
4uIrtd 1 public Ven lr g. th@ highest bidder
IoT cash 20 -aiizts sell execution ant costs
JbE 4 SMITH
IJ-4t Satrid ~ Bate County, No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24
sherin7s sale.

By virtue and authority Of Z special eXecu-
ton Tor delinquent taxes, lssue1 from ne Of
fee OF the CLERK OF Inc circuit court
OF BaIee County, Missouri. TvturBarGe
at the February term, 1871. Of nAla
court. to me direcged In fHE OF OF = II owen,
eN ., tTicio collector OF the revenue OF Batet
county, and against } Is Rad era W esle5 "
Harbcrt Jno. Lasa T. anu Mar 8. Naupin. l
nave levied and seized upon Ill the Tlgnt, I'll
tie, interest and claim OF said defendants, }
K Bedford " esley ~ HarbeTt, Jno. Lzf son
aUd Msry a. MsUpla. in ard 10 the follow ins
described cal estate situated Il Ba.e= county ,
Missouri to-wit:
Lots SEVENTY eight g.. 'entS L ne 90
ana eighty go 10 jloCk s4N cen ti1}. IL oIia's-
town anu all OF tIo:- seventeen fisIVI LAe
village of JOhDsIoWn, Viii GA
"Wednesday February Is, l.+iI,
betH e the nous al Htue u Geek n the lore
noon anu i've O. clC, "a IL tie afternoon O tiiai
GSy al the esEt iTt L. ctCT u TIE court Eoust,
in the city OF Butter. Bates county. missouri
sch the same, Ur st UCh thereof g. may he
required ST public yeECGe, 10 tie tlgheet bid
der for cash 10 satisfy sgid tEecDiiOn ano
costs r. u 81 bD'
10 1. Sheriff CT Bates -3Ghtss no
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24
"Wednesday February Il. 1901.


BN virfure and authority OF special eNacu-
tlon foT delinquent tbNse, ise Urd ITGnI tie 0f.
o. the cIelE Uf TIE CiTS uIt court OF BaIez
ouDty. Missouri, re.LIn nab. t e. tbs-t bI r
term, 1891, 81 SAID Il uTt- TO DIRE q
y OF Is, owen OfilcIo collector OF Tnt
tNenue OF Bates county and $40 the IN
HOwn heirs OF John Il Robinson have lev
I'D ard seized upon ri the riEHt. ollie. inter
It and claim OF defendants tt- UaEHoSsI
heirs OF john t Robinson, in amt to the fol
4uW ing descr bed real Ct t4te situatti in Bates
uunty, Missouri. to- Wit:
North west quarter Or southwest quarter O.
uthessg Quarter, and the sJutE he4t OF tAt
southwest quarter OF southeast q g art,T OF sec
ton thirty -fO1r t34). township Tory 400
range tbTty-three (;sD. ali ia B=tes equity ,
Aissouri, 1 Will
Wednesday, February L. 1871,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in thr fore
on and i've o clock n thr Afternoon 81 mat
4 ay, at the east front door OF tES court mouse.
the city 1t Butler, Ehtes county Missouri ,
sell the same or 20 much thereof a. may be ro
auiTed 81 pubic Nendue to he EIgHeat oIgceE
or Cash 70 satisfy eaid fNecutIon and cost.
+. { 81 Bb.
lost 81 g, III ii Betre IouEtg Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

~ virtue ana authority oi special execution
for steI ;I4trnt I.sSt- s-ne6 from Office Of
the clerk uf the 'TtuI' court Of Eatrs county,
70 retuTuablp a. Ttc February tsTW, 1871, OF
SAID court, ls- a rt,.t Iu favor Of \ Is owen
eN-Cfficlp colie.ter Ci ia. revenue 81 Bates
couuFy an against Matte Be- ht", Della 'Eat"s
and Il y 7 thompson. have levied amt seized
upon ali h. right. tale. itcTczl an claim oi
saia def ndsnt-, Mali White. Drlia Gates and
=. \ Thompson. 81 .aa o. the following de-
SER bed r+Ht at s4trattt ~ Bats rJunty +,
"a -~DUrI Sc HEt-
All OF los nine AMI o. ' and l"l ~ Baker =
aual5 ioH IL b. .Ity pi bUl."r, Ho., viii On
nedat7fas. February 80. 3.~I,
FtTr.u ito. I.,ur- # ..s., O. clock IN the force
neon s4rI i've ..rfH-A 70 the afternoon Of hat
ttse - tf.s. sss5 from .'lor Of IN" court house
II tl- a. Z. Il E-lssr- f-arF- county, Missouri J..
sell tHr 5aIur 80 much thereof - may I- re
,tH5r,aE Al uusI5r. str.ua 30 the highest ifdpr
Tor c4-b 10 =at!st. sara execution ami costs.
r L. NUED,
ln-4t SherTTof Bates County, Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

STATE or NILSSON RI
County OF Bates.

STATE OF MISSOURI :.
County OF Ba'os.
IN he Circuit Csur. 90 Rates county. HissorQ
II Facatlon. January 2, I.0l' lac state
sfi-suuri al tbe reia.f AMI - he Use OF =
b oven, ex-0;lc'o gO.ls-sOr ~ the reysnl,s
OF Bates county II TIE STAT Of Missouri, plan
til, Fz Jsm.s Il Despair, defendant.
civil action foF delinquent taxes
Now a. THE 5ag comes he plaintiff 10y her at
torney before rhe BrdsrsigHed CLERK of the ely
Ctilr court 81 Bats -puuty IN the state OF Mis-
ssuri, in vacation, enc .es her petition stAfIHfs
among other thluEs azs he above BEmeI do
fendaDf. James II insuzin. ~ a nonresident
OF ne state Of .it-aOaIl. heTeUp0B IL Is order
ed 10y the clerk 10 vacation thaT the defen1 ADJ
be nOtiBei b publication = a. Plainhn bas
commenced 3 suEz against him in THE couri y
pet. tiOn the JHyees aG- general usture I when
Is 10 enforce he lien 81 the stat Of Ni sour tar
the delinquent tazes u tu-s year l.s9. amount
ing III the sg-reEa- IL ne sum % Sd lo&r y %
er with interest COSTS commissions. ami feez-
upon b. f0glgsF-n- described tracts OF lhns
situated ia Bate c3IntTs d ss0GFI. t1-Hit:
Beginning Il- links north Of the sOuthesSs
corner Of section It-aru t-J rum * thene
at - inks ther-- north - Inks. thents.
east - Links, -lslIs- south 20 LnSs 70 point .
reEinninZ. al IH s+E % fifteen Uits fOT Dsi;fy
forty ~ range thrTfy -one OH, and that Enlr s.
| he saie defendant h. a1s appear 81 the ne44
| term Of mss =ulr. fo E- tsguD an holden -
the city Of Butter fsea 80 county, 3iss0CTt, -
| Ina fret Iur--izy sf-.r he second HoHday O.
/ June, 1911, AMI ca Or before he third deg
hereof If the term 81 453 - long continue, (
I if no. then before fhe sl1 .! sald term. aLS
, "a 70 ssia petition aee1rlIng 20 iaw she sGf1f
/ VIII BE- taken - coni---ss4 ami Judgment req
t-red according to - prayer q sad peti tfgf
sns ttie ahos .e-cri lat real estate sold 70 sat
I faTlt.s far.ae- " Tered - the clerk sfors
I -afd that copy hereof Ds published 10 ~
Hf-rLEE s. EEzLT f-sE-s = weekly Lev spapsIs
! printed and p4ol-z To- Bate county Ai--
ouri, for fCur NefL p zurees-ivfiy, the ~
Iu-er-ron d be ct Iss-l i-fss-H aa5s beiore -
I erzr ,sav b. Ia= nrsr .srrst II sEis court
/ 8 trr.- cons og r. record Witatss my hans
E-c.-rz o. FssaId with she q Al q
r-EsfF -atI .1Er- r=rrEEt0 an Esrt- Don. -
aNE Bas.-r on als- af4~ -ii4 -.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

BY virtue ard authority Of 3 special eNecu-
tion for dell ngusBs tA2ss issued from the OF
dee OF the eIers II tnr CIrrCir court of Bates
Co, No. TetUTuaoi- the February term
isul. of ssII court 10 me- directed in favor OF
\ u Owen. eN oifcia col ecIoF of the rpy-n ne
OF Be tes count ard against Matilda c Hor-
NELL. have legiet sfd seized upon all the
RI ht title. lBteT-e. ana claim Of said de
'endsnt. Matilda g. HuTmtlI IA and 20 the
following described real estate, situstet in
Bates count Missouri. 10 Wit:
Lot eleven li-l. n H.osS nineteen ne IN the
village OF Am. ret, i witl, on
Wednesday. FesTusry l3. 1901.
between tie GCGre & uiur o'clock in the fore
noon and AZ .ctcss q ta- afternoon OF TIA
'fav. At the east n. trgT 80 the court house
6 the city o. Butler Bat Couuts . MieFOurt.
sell the szIne o. - Iluch hereof Rs NAV he
"a aired a. pubic N-ngu,- &" thp = zheyt bid
oer for cash. - satisfy F1if rN~~nftpu and
costs Z MtDE-
IL - >aeriu 90 Bates County No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24
Order OF Publication.

STATE gE MISSOURI,
CouI OF Bates.
In the Probate Court for the County Of Bates,
November tenn, 1901 4Chn ~ Brown, de-
ceased Ian1gs l. Brown Executor
Now at his dHy comes James L Brown, exc
cutoT OF he est axe o. |VAn s. Brown, deceased,
and presents to .te court L4= petition, praying
fsr an oTdeT for Iha sale OF 80 much OF the real
estate OF said dec -j5ed a. viii pay and satisfy
the remaining debts ana iegacies cue 10y SAID
estate and vet e. laid fer want Of sufficient as
inventories a. required by law OIL examination
whereof IL i orgrT-t .as ali persons IHts!s- =
"a IN the state Of said Gerta-eds be 10 thel
that application a. aforesaid has been made
ana unless the contrary Ire shown on " before
TIE first day of the next term Of This coUrt 10
he held on the second Monday OF February
IssII an order wiAl - WaGs for the sale o. the
U hoi p or q much Ct the zeal estate Of said de-
ceased a. viii te zUf.iri au- for the payment 81
SAD deb an IeEacieS- and iI il further order
fered rhz- this notice be pubiI-hed ~ some
new paper IL Bates county Missouri. TOT Tour
weeks before 2 h- mex term Of this court an
thar copF Of ais notice be seTYet on each 81
he heirs Of deceased r--lIiDg n Ba - count =.
aforesaid al les=- zen DAYS PRIOR 10 the nr='
sfav Of he next term oI tE-ls court
STATE OF NISSoJ II. s.
County Of Bates.
/ CALVIN 2 EaxIey. Judge Of the Probate
Court, held n and for said county, hereby GER
IFS that the fore going - true copy OF th- orig
nal Order Of Publication therein referred u, a.
the same appears of record m Tlg ofhe~-
witness FIy hard and seal - SAD
fsEsL1 court. Bone az Office m butter
Bates county Missouri, tlt- ~ "a.
Of January I@ll CALVIN EbALE1-
az Judge o. Probate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24
Snerlf's sale

BY virtue and authority of s special execution
for Refinement taxes issued from the Office OF
The clerk of the circuit court of Bates GO. NO 1,
returnable at the February term, 1901 OF Said
court 10 me directed in favor of y owen
cx-officio collector of the revenue OF Bates
county and against Henry Il. Arnold, 1 have
levied and seized upon all the right, title,
interest and claim of defendant, Henry Z.
Arnold in and 10 the following described real
estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-
wit: 100
South half of lot two C3 of block three (5An Nil-
liams- second addition TO Butler, MISSOURI,
/ Will
We 1nesday, February b, 1891,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
dav at the east front door of the court house
In the city OF Butler, Bates county, MISSOURI,
sell the same or 20 much thereof as may be re-
CURED at public vendUe 10 the highest bidder
for cash, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
+. {. MI ID,
lN-4t sheriff Of Bates County. = o.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-24

By virtue and authority of 3 special rNeCu-
ton for DELINQUENT taxes, issued from the G:tlce
OF the clerk Of the circuit court 81 Bates 60.
NO returnable al TIE February term l:siI,
Of said court. 10 me directed IL iaNCT o. a l.
owen ex-oficIu collector OF the revenue OF
Bates county, ami against v. - Jarvis.
have levied and seized upon al the T.2 r utie,
interest AMI claim oI said 1rfruuEl1ET- O.
Jarvis in anu the following s.sss-Tl tee
real estate situated in Bates county Missouri,
to-WiI:
The northeast quarter and lot six f6} al IN
section LhiTty-hVe t.5t, township thirty nine
(EyJ OF range thirTy-cae SD, VIII au
Wednesday, FehrUsry H., lrsl,
between the hours Of nine D clock, II the fore
noon aud five o clock LHe afternoon OF that
day. at the east front door 81 LLe court hoEset
ia the city OF Butler, Bates county, Missouri
sell the same or 50 much thereof may Be re-
regired al public yendRe, ~ tAe E.SLe5I bidder
for cash TO SATISFY sad execution ana costs
+. e.. MUUD,
lott sheriff o. bates auHtyr - O.