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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-04

ciaL sino fruto lento formal del la
borioso trabajo de regeneration que vie
ne realizandose en- el espiritu del pue-
bio.
Quienes conocen bien el pals estan
enterados de todas estas circunstan
cias afortunadas que concurren crear
la certidumbre de que nuestra rehabi-
litaci6n es deflnitiva y de que la Repu-
blica ha emprendido va el camino de
un progreso rapido y solido en- todo
orden de actividades. Esa certidumbre
debe existir en- Ell amino de nuestros
comerciantes, los cuales, en- ell curse de
sus negocios habran podido convencer-
Sc de la irresistible corriente de adelan-
to que esta impulsando al pals la
conquista de sus mejores destinos.
A estas horas puede columbrarse, en-
efecto, con mayor claridad que nunca ell
pr6spero porvenir reservado venezue.
la. Atravesamos por la crisis universal
que la guerra planted sufriendo los
CONSEQUENCES inevitables males, pc
70 sin que esa crisis afectara en- 10
ininino nuestras reservas de energias
nj nuestra pronta capacidad para ell
progreso. Entramos en- la era de reanu-
daci6n O intensifcacion universal del
comercio y de las industrias con todas
nuestras posibilidades comerciales in
dustriales, que son muchas, en- capaci-
dad de adquirir auje envidiable. Y esa
condici6n privilegiada Sc, la debemos
especialmente a la obra patri6tica, te-
naz previsora del General Gomez.
ESQ es 10 que ell comercio de la Re-
pdblica comprende y clio obedece esa
espontanea voz de APPLAUSE, que 81 por
una parte realza ell magnifco prestigio
de que disfruta el General Gomez, por
otra parte afianzara en- todos los ami
mos La fe en- nuestro future que apare-
ce lleno de risuefias promesas dentro
de la clara alborada de la paz del mum
do.
Entraha por ESQ la palabra del CO.
mercio caraqueno una alta significa-
ci6n, puesto que expresa Ell voto de
APPLAUSE de los representatives de Guam
tiosos intereses que encuentran su mas
firme garantia en- ell orden constitu-
cional y en- ell funcionamiento ordena-
do serene de los poderes publicos.
Las firInas que aparecen autorizando
esta manifestation representan en- con-
junto un capital movilizado de cientos
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Gomez y eI comercio de Caracas
Los grandes capitaIes robustecen la paz
Tvs t.en de Ia Rep1bIica n.l9

cos resultados que palpamos ahora. Ell
General Gomez, al asumir el poder pu-
blico y antes de proceder echar los
cimientos de la Venezuela nueva, tuvo
que proceder con habilidad y energfa
a extirpar los vicios que Ell habito in
veterado habia fortalecido y arraiga-
do profundamente en- las costumbres
publicas. A pesar de cuantos tropiezos
encontr6 en- este camiiio, el General Go
mez alcanz6 su prop6sito, porque 81
bien es cierto que aIgunos elementos
retr6gados pretendieron oponerse sus
patricticos designios, la mayoria de los
venezolanos 10 rode6 ientusiasta y con-
vencida, ofreciendole el formidable apo
y6 de la opinion pnblica que desde en-
tonces ha estado siempre a su lado,
comprendiendo que son los ideales del
Caudillo de la Paz los que han de labo-
rar la ventura completa de la Patria.
Asi vimos que ell General Gomez To-
gro sofocar los conatos de desorden, las
demasias del candidate Y la tendencia
al polftiqueo pernicioso que tantos ma
les habian producido al pals, que,
dirigiendo las energias nacionales ha-
cia fines de provecho material y moral,
cambi6 en- pocos amos el aspecto de la
vida pnblica, convirtiendola en- campo
de acci6n del patriotismo previsor y
prudente.
La Rehabilitation Nacional no fue,
por ESQ, nero empefio de ostentoso
progreso material. FL General Gomez
quiso y logr6 que los adelantos materia
les fueran consecuencia natural del pro-
greso moral, del orden, del bienestar
del pueblo y de una paz publica ci-
mentada sobre bases inconmovibles.
Despues de muchos afios de tanteos in
fructuosos, seguidos de fracasos, vimos
levantarse nuevamente la imagen de
la Rep1blica sobre un pedestal firme
tornado por ell querer de todos los We
nezolanos sensatos y patriotas. Por ESQ
nuestro progreso actual no es inpro-
visaci6n atropeIada nj barniz superb
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Uno de los efectos mas asonitrceos
del sargol es Ia rapidez con que redon-
dea y hace mas pronuncisdas las for
mas divinas de Ia muier, no desaF-
rolla una parte del cuerpo en- mayer
proportion que las otras. slns todss
por igual. en- compieta ammonia. Los.
cachefes Sc iienan hasta adauifir su
forma ovalada: el cueIlo y ei busto EEL
ponen frmes duros. los hrazos EEL
redondean y adquieren proporciones
simetricas y las demss parties del cuerpo
femenino Sc dcsarrolIan en- pfopcrcitn
y adquieren esas lineas curvas cue ioa
hombres tanto admiran sin lac cuaies
no existe Ia verdadcra hermosufa. so
hay crema, masaje nj ningdn medic ar.
tifcIai para producer carnes bclisaa
que pueda compararse con 81 desarrono
perfecto cue Sc obtiene cuando los or
ganos de digestion asimilacitn tra.|
bajan en- perfecto acuerdo "a eni0n-
ces no hay necesidad de ocuitar tratar|
de disimular con reTlenos y afnohadI-
Has. mangas largas cuelloa altos. las
imperfecciones del cuerpo femcnino.
Tome sargoi por algunas semanas. an-
mente de a 10 kilos de carnes usted
misma Sc QuedarA asomhrada del cara-
bio tan notable: no solamenfe al
quirira una. bonita fgura. sin5 que 81
estado general de saiud mejorsr4. 50 az
gestion sera perfecta y Sc senffra listed
contenta y feliz y satisfecha De Ia vida.
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(Ds "El Universal = de Caracas.


La esplGndida manifestation que fa-
cen los principales Representatives. del
Comercio y de las Industrias en- la ca
pital de la Republica, tiene un carac-
ter altamente signifcativo y enyuelve
un homemade de reconocimiento y adj
hesion al senior General Gomez a su
fecunda labor de paz y de progreso
Singular ins6lita es esta manifesto
ci6n autorizada por las firmas mercan-
tiles de mayor credito en- Caracas que
ven asegurada la pr6spera normalidad
de. sus negocios por la politica de con-
cordia, orden y adelanto que sustenta
el General Gomez y que presta decidi-
do apoyo y SECURE amparo todas las
actividades honradas que en- Ell seno
de Ia colectividad venezolana laboran
pcr Ell desarrollo de los vastos recur-
SOS con que cuenta la Republica.
Jamas Sc habian esentido los gremios
laboriosos del pals tan garantizados en-
el ejercicio probo de su actividad como
bajo ell regimen de la Rehabilitacion
Nacional: Y clio explica la unanimidad
del APPLAUSE v de la confanza con que
los comerciantes de Caracas Sc dirigen
al CaudillO del Trabajo en- palabras lie
mas del mas puro sentimiento de justi-
cia.
FL hecho es positivamente ins6lito
en- los anales politicos de Venezuela,
porque es bien sabido cue en- otras epo-
cas- los comerciantes todos, buena
parte de ellos cuando menos, tenian que
sentir de los gobiernos que Sc sucedian
en- Venezuela, porque estos desatendian
con frecuencia los intereses de la comu-
nidad o con procedimientos condenables
lesionaban los legitimos intereses del
comercio, creando la zozobra y la des-
cOnfanza que tantos males solian aca-
rrear los hombres de negocios.
Una larga labor proseguida sin tre-
qua nj desmayos al traves de dos lus-
tros es la que ha producido los bcnef-
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scurda
ashorasy seaoHtas han sni8a u fsa
las sdenas7. Ausse nrcneao aucH Hae b. rfaf
so. auee nu
shoa aue unf
piIa ad,en gue o. af
rSpdo auscu anin sespu % d
poner e. condl b
pecho .
tancas regeas
ndsa d Sr k
y ~
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lComprende usted todos los peIigros de las encfas
que Sc contraen sangran?

sc usa a tempo y con per-
severancia. Usese como
un dentifrico. Entonces
las encias no Sc contrae-
ran nj sangraran, nj los
dientes sc afiojaran,
No importa 10 que su
pasta dentifrica pueda
hacer para sus dientes,
sino posee las virtudes
peculiares de la prepara-
cion de FORHAN.
ST va ha empezado la
contraction de las encias,
usese la preparation de
F0RHAN y cons1ltese
con un dentista inmedia-
amente para un trata-
miento especial.
Solicitela en- las princi-
pales droguerias de Puer-
to Rico. Sc vende en- tu-
bos de dos tamanos.
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Ia Leondas RuIntnot atforal g. nF a. f
dice: fiaEo NifC1ela
ha
10 rcouenisufa . ais
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en- menos de IS minut0s. d rnferma
an hermoso niho. Como psrtera qu
personas DC mi sEN0.
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Elias son las precurso-
ras de los dientes picados
y de la decadencia de las
encias. Elias preceden in.
mediatamente a Ia pio-
rrea (enfermedad de
Riggs.)
La piorrea produce la
contraction de las encias
y los dientes sc afiojan
dando un aspecto 'desa-
gradable a la boca.
Tenga presente que de
cinco personas de mas de
cuarenta amos, cuatro
sufren &c piorrea, y tam
bien muchos memories de
esta edad.
Las pastas dentifricas
Ordinarias no pueden evi-
tar la piorrea. La prepa-
raci6n de F0RHAN posi-
tivamente la evita cuando
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DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA a
AMPARADoR pEt sExo FENkNN0
Dedic6 su vida Al estudio Sc ios doisfes dsf ass.
bramiento - doleneias fsnssnanas.

Mnasss A. ssserss ssassisss ~ ~ tsfsses tsss~s
deI extrariefo. rue8em 8s0i MeheM - hsm8 #Af4
tsHclssd aae dssfrutsa - erustwas - ~ sses~fs
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Braden-Kennicott.

Saturday afternoon at 400 O clock,
Miss Helen r. Braden, of this city
and Sergt. Herbert c. Kennicott, Of
the\hospital corps of the United
Estates army, were united in marriage
by the Rev. II. A. Mitchell OF the
Methodist church, at his home on
Ohio street. Two OF the brides
friends, J. r. Jenkins and Mrs. Ma,,de
Sleeth, were the only witnesses 10
the ceremony.
Mrs. kennicott is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Brad
en- of this city and is one OF Buffers
most popular and accomplished
young ladies. After graduating from
the Butler High School she accept
ed position with the Peoples Bank,
OF this city. where she remained for
more than three years. She was thea
appointed to a position in the office
OF the county clerk as assistant to-
the deputy clerk In the work of the
local selective service board she
demonstrated her ability to master
all OF the intricate details of that
work and was an invaluable assistant
10 the clerk of the board. At the
conclusion OF that work she took an
examination before the United States
civil service board and was appoint
ed to- a position with the headquar-
tiers OF Camp Pike hospital.
Sergeant kcnncott is sergeant,
first class, i'll the hospital corps of
the regular army. Before entering
the army he was in the drug business
at Neosho. For nearly two years
he was stationed in Honoluly. Ha- =
waiian Islands, and from there was
sent to Camp Pike to attend an Off
,er's school, but beore he completed
his course the armstice was signed
and the need for officers being over,
lie was attached to the Camp Pike
hospital as chief supply clerk.
After the holidays Sergeant and
Mrs. kcnnicott will return to Camp
Pike, where the sergeant will serve
about a year before being discharged
The Times Joins their many Butler
riends i'll wishing them long, happy
married lie.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Former Butler Folks Open New
Store at Bartlesviiie, Okla,

The Bartlesville Daily Enterprise
OF, Dec. Is carried the following an
nonncement of the opening of a new
store iii that city by Mr.. and Mrs, +.
X. Stout, formerly Of this city:
Ehe NEW store will be known as
Stouts Speciality Shop and will be
just what its name implies-special-
ties in ladies ready-to-wear gar
ments. household necessities, ready
made, such as table and bed linens,
children's garments, the thousand
and one things needed in every
household, already made. 1t is, just
such a store as will fill long felt
want in this part of Oklahoma. The
fixtures will be at once installed and
the store will be a popular place for
the people.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Stout are well
known in this section of Oklahoma
Some twelve years ago they came to
Bartlesville. Ten years ago when the
l.. Brin Dry Goods company was or
gained here, Tom Stout became
charter member and was it's first vice
president. 1t is now the Boston
Store. Mr.. and Mrs. Stout have been
connected with that we'll known insti-
tuition ever since, Mrs. Stout being
of the ladies ready i,
to-Wear department. doing tine buying
for that department. and being in full
charge OF it.. SO the new store will
be in the hands Of no novices-if
there is phazc of the business the
otouts do not understand and are
not perfectly familiar with, it has
not yet been discovered.
Mrs. Stout is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Brown OF south of
own, and has many friends here who
wish the new store every success.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Breeders Sale of February 9th.

Every farmer in Bates County VIII
be vitality interested in the sale of
pure bred cattle and hogs to be held
at Butler, Friday, February 9th.
They VIII realize that this not only
effects the breeders that will cousi gn
stock. but it likewise interests every
progressive and wide awake farmer
i'm Bates County. II means the es-
tabIl> hmcrt ol one of the greatest
mediums through which the farmers
can dispose oi the surplus registered
stock, that has ever been started
These men that are cousgning
stock to this sale are offering some
OF the very best OF their herd and it
means that a good price will be paid
come ont and support the movement.
Col. F. NJ. Ross OF Kansas City who
is one ct the most widely known Auc-
tlurecrS OF the west, will be with us
at that time and assist rs in selling
the stock. oil. Ross has large fol-
lowing IT prominent breeders from
all over the, country. and many or
these men viii be here February 9th
use l'ates County in a wav thar ~,
o'h'r method could possibly do -
w''' place 'ales County in the front
RANKS OF Missouri counties as the
nome OF pure bred live stock
FARMERS OF Bates County who are
interested lii the advancement. ~
''rr ana better pure bred live stock
an. :, he'p tins cause along by telling
~, he's''h"rS and friends and ure-
NJ them to be present on sale dav
.v'ry farmer should find it their
h; '! A., a., wen as privilege to boost
MS 'l''ll,a! sale by telling their neigh.
orS ana friends. They can also men
ON lhe TACT when writing letters re-
'"Iie outside the county Remem~
'r 'here will be eighty head of stock
''a, NJ, consignment to consist Of
'eh!S mead OF each OF the folIow,u,
'eeds. Poland Chins Duro, I,...""s
tile. "'' +N"suS
*. A. langenbacI,cr
County Agent,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Bathing Girls Coming.

Mr.. Mack Sennett's famous bath
ing beauties are coming to the But
Ter opera house. December 30. aud
coming in person according to an
nonnccment by Manager Fisk. lie
has arranged with Linick- Jacoby En-
terprises. under whose banner the
young women are touring the United
states, for a one day engagement in
conjunction with the. showing Of
~ an>ee Doodle in Berlin" Mack
Sennetts latest and funniest five part
comedy.
According To adviccs received By
Mr.. Fisk the combined attraction has
created a sensation wherever it has
appeared and has been hailed by re-
viewers everywhere d, the greatest
motion pictures has pro-
'uted. 1t was sufficiently popular III
New York to remain Tor eight weeks
AT the broadway theater ard in ln,-
cage to crowd the Liegftld theatcr
for i've weeks and in each case WAS
1orced out by previous bookings.
hr personal appearance OF the
bathing beauties, whose faces and.
lgurcs are known to millions OF
movie patrons through their frequent
appearance in Sellnctt Comedies, l.
&c, onrlished with taste and Simple
lly despite the fact that they appear
III some Of the mcst startling beach
apparel ever made for stage or studio
use. I'm attractive setting and many
unusual and beautiful lighting effects
have been worked out Tor hem.
- IA. aAJ.ea n,.l.ap.. n.4,.lle- in RYf=
clted and provides a h;lario,,, s,,,.r
~, y "''''u'es as :; prelude to the page
' '1' III which the bathing beauties are
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

Lists OF dates for Northern n,.,s
County: ''~'' ''"ees
January 5,h, Monday, 40 n =,
Olive school house. T. "''
:, January 9th, Tuesday. 40 p ~
ra'fN'ew school house tBallardl '
January 9TH. Wednesday, no !,
NJ, Crawford school house
January Sth. Thursday IN :, 50
Mingc school house. ''' = '"''
January 9th. Friday, -:so ., -
NGrian Woodman Hail. T. "''
!, January 18th. Monday z:,o n m
flNhart school house. T. '''
g. january 18th. Tuesday. an - -,
>'lverdale school house. 80 T. "'''
January 18th. Wednes dav -.,o
NJ; Dixie school house, ~ p
January 18th. Thursday, z:,o y ~
Grand Valley school house
, January 10th, Friday. z.,o n ~
5uckhorn school house '~'' T. w.
y series of Farm Club mc.,;,.s
VIII be held in northern Bates Corn
y as listed above. at which r 4
will be present and
AK on the value of and plans fr.r
onliliunity work and what the Farm
ursau hopes to accomplish in Bates
ouhty. Other business of interest
farmers will be transacted ar tbc-c
eetings. All farmers and the;- 60
es are ins tied. 'a''-
*. A. Langenbaccher.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
greetings to Our Customers ,,,l
Friends.

CIR thoughts go out at this h 1;-
wa, wa, s' ,i I" each OF our friends to
MI, "isl 'ne't SUCCESS in their Under
."N '!s': wisdom Tor their work, peace
i:r thef pathways, friends for ther
III, ,,,>s'oeS' prosperity and strength to
NokELEET & REAM.
u -" and Frrds"n Sales am, Service
hntlcr, Mo.
Adrian, Mo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Oak Grove.

;: l.. ~. Nilsson and son. Donald d,.
'NrFeI hogS to Butler Mondav.
Fred Harcourt, of Hut',,;,
Kansas, is guest at the hn,ns '' ~ =;
hncie, l.. w. Smith, VI ''a
=, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rit,b A.,
Edna. are visiting with rel.
"''Ne> IN Kansas City. '''
Mss Ola -Ayres is spending ,h,.
fettdats at her home at Virpin;,
''nnaid. Allison. who is attrnJ;,,,
'lgh school at Butler, is v;s;,;n+.
Vth home folks. " ''s'''''A
I'VE think that the Oak Grovs ma.
rr;AAw'Il soon hear the wcddinp brI,s
phA and Mrs. Howard Smith Sc
for k ARIZONA, arrived Niondav !
ents, eNtendsd visit, with his par.
Iast and Mrs. L. w. Smith, '
Goldia Haturday evening Miss;
a numbN Mabel Smith entcr1a;neJ
their ro,N their friends in ,onor n
evening W Fred Harcourl. The
games. IA spent with music ard !
Grace and Christine Warren (
Thomas aye Venable. CeciIr'
i,, nua'' Ware 1 pes Effie Cameron ,".
Son. Goldia. M larry Jennet:e Ali
Messrs. Marion and Fern Smith; "
Woods. Clifford larstellar. Ted t!
Thomas. Henry Rtoier, Marion l.
eron. Delbert SpaM John Cam ia
Earl Dewitt. ClydNo.nald Allison, % %
Nenable. Frank SnYington, Roy p p
liarcourt;, Mr.. anN and Fred ~
Rhodes. Mr.. and MrsNrs. :Alher. 70
and Mr. aud Nrs I'M Warrc, M
with. Ill
NEn,z
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
New Store at Burdett.

T. c. Mudd will open a grocery
store at Burdett in the near future.
Burdett has not been without a store
for fifty years until few months ago.
1t is a desirable trade center AMI a
store there should enjoy a good pat
Journal.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If

DIN. Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. If
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Compton, December 18th, a 7-pound
girl.-Amsterdam Enterprise.
Miss Hazel I.udwick is i'll Kansas
& City spending Christmas with her
brother, Frank Ludwick.
Mrs. Robert Sturgeon and daugh-
ter. Miss Eulalia. lett Saturday tor
Harrisonvile on visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 6. G. Writ.
w. P. Miller and Chas. Maddox
who have been serving ON the United
States. petit jury in Kansas City
have returned home.
Mrs. Mary Everingham and little
& ,nddaughter. Mary Elizabeth Wal
are spending Christmas with
Nes in Kansas City.
1 Stewart, who has been visit
sisters, Mrs. Ray tieinlein
). Alva Ri,ner, at Long Beach
liza, has returned home ........
1l--rnu- are guests at the home
Z 81 n..<barcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Maddox.
Miss Norma kiersey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. keirsey. who is
] attending the Colorado Women col
N lege at Denver. is spending her vaca-
ton with home folks.
Miss Eta Denny fell on all icy
walk Monday morning breaking her
left arm Just above the wrist. The
injury is quite painful and will leave
the arm crippled for some time.
Mrs. w: L. Cole is spending the
holidays at the homes OF her daugh"
tiers, Mrs. J. T.. Forbes, in Kansas
Citya Kansas. and Mrs. Dan Mony-
han, in Kansas City. Missouri.
FLOYD Atkeson, instructor in the
dairy department OF the Kansas Asri-
cultural college, at Manhattan, is in
the city spending the holiday with his
father. W. O. .Atkeson, and brother
RsW. Atkeson.
Il Buy Stenon Hats at Black & Sons.
b. F. ~Cumiford and wife LETT
Wednesday for visit with relatives
at BeIpre, Kans,, after short stay
there they will go to New Mexico to
visit with their son indefinitely
Amsterdam Enterprise.
MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. White, OF near
Mayesburg, were in Butler Wednes-
". doing their Christmas shopping.
Il they were accompanied by Mrs:
Bites grandfather, J. ?. Baulos. OF
4 Edinburg, ILL.,, who has been visiting
\ them for the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Ship, who
Tor the past few years have lived
about two miles north OF town, lett
the first of the week for Kansas City,
where they will visit for a short time
before proceeding to St. Joseph,
where they will live in the future:
Mrs. T. L. Harper and her daugh-
& ter Mrs. E. E Carson, OF Lost
Springs, Kansas. arrived the last "i
the week and are visiting at the
hemess of relatives in Lone Oak town
ae4fp Miss Margaret Harper, who IS
4tending school at Hardin college,
1iped them, here.
has. E.. Henry went to- Kansas
last week and entered the Ke-
arch hospital. where Saturday he
operated on for appendicitis. he
~ accompanied by his wife who re-
19ed Sunday. He stood the opera,
10 NlHh andsis getting along as well
N 6faif3 he eroerfed
teralls-J umpers-Black & Sons.
Epnsens, of south of town. ac-
q led by his son, Walter, were
this office while in the city
b the first of the. week. The
: 19t}erpan recently returned
kelll3, where he saw service
Sfine corps. He is OF Bel
HI and had more than a
ffegest in helping to put
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
meeting of County Highway Board

me County Highway Board ;s
Sa'led to meet at the office of th~
county Highway Engineer in the
courthouse in Butter. Mo. ON S,,"r
ior IL" .e . e. 1919. at 100 p. H.,
~ .ns transaction of such business
\oard. oie the
XVI persons having contracts foe
dragging of parts of the inter.
NY seat highways and persons in.
Sd IN said dragging are request
Re present.
Nv. A. Williams. Chairman.
March. Secretary. T1-t
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Er. n :. Mckee. Plaintiff.
p,. az NJ. Stanford. Hosea A. Carlton,
eugene Carlton. Pearson Carlton,
franklin $. Carlton: HIP. Pierson, J.
; Lpnis v. johnson, Willis Hanfora,
LAthe unknown consorts, heirs.
= A,es. donees alienees, immedI.
~esne or remote, voluntary or
sad Hosea Seamless t. cs sf sh Hsry n
Il Ton, Pearson Carlton. Franklin
- Rrlton, and H. P. Pierson. Aar1
U. Pearson: + they or either , q
=. earlton, deceased, Defendants.
The State of Missouri to the ab0y
named or described defendants, greg
. III are hereby notified that an
f has been commenced against
| r the r. sss.s,.ss al,,.ssgs
bs jar is%2 aws ana , ,sss s;as
he Northeast quarter ~
he Northwest quarterf
Dutheast quarter u-D,
twenty-five t25), TowpS
= * Of Range Thrift
ept the south thp'/
i in Bates Couny
y th said action,&
y Z day. of ~ n
Ire. to be. w. >@ 4
) u
rft
.;I ". |
II be CUT literally. !.
| I 1T
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