The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-13
A vote against Geo. B. Ellis is
vote against Senator Cockreu.

E. 8. Russell, a prominent young
farmer of near Adrian, favored US
with a pleasant call and renewed
Thursday.
Our good friend, j. W. Miller. a
prominent citizen of Grand River,
did not.forget Us while in the city
the last of the week
Our good friend and upright citi-
zen, A. Tucker, remembers US with
renewal this week. He and bis
excellent wife are conducting q first
class boarding house in the Day
property.
Atkeson doesn't deny his particips
ton in the plot to sell the middle of
the-readers TO the republican party,
and the populists of the county make
no attempt to conceal their intention
Of giving him black eye on election
day.
III W. Ellis, a prominent young
farmer of Walnut township, now Of
Linn Co, Kan gave US a pleasant
call Thursday. He was assisting
Sam Starr to manage his big herd of
mules. He had been in California
for three years since We saw him.
Sam L. Coleman, democr attic com
mitteeman from Dsepwater, member
of the campaign committee favored
as while in the city Saturday. He is
one of our most popular and public
spirited citizens and a coming man
in the democratic party.
Claiborne Stuckey, of Butler, and
Miss Nellie Gartin, OF Culver, were
married by Rev Jarvis, OF the Pres
byterian church, last Friday, October
7th. They are both excellent young
people and have the best wishes
OF all for their future happiness.
A private letter from Captain
y OunSOD TO us IuOLAoE lnolSoIOs VIC
he is not getting along 80 we'll. He
is still unable to control his limbs
He appears much discouraged, He
is. however, receiving the very best
of care and attention at the st
Joseph hospital at Lexington.
T ID Th,roo, for o,rou;t oIarL
will make the people an efficient of
fcer. He was principal of the Rich
Hill public schools when nominated
has served the people two terms AZ
school commissioner, is genial gen
tleman and will prove to be popu
lar clerk
The many friends of DR.. Il. l.
> Tucker will sympathizs with him il
the death of his father, which &C
Cured at his home in Waverly The
: last of the week Dr.. Tucker haC
= made all arrangements for taking his
D annual hunting and fishing vacation
in Arkansas and the Indian Terri
tory, when he was called TO Waverly
Z on this sad mission.
n The TINES takes pleasure in speak
ing a good word for S T Broaddus
a our candidate for county clerk. HI
n has been a wheel horse in the party
y from his first vote, and as q tried
and true democrat he will receiv,
the unqualified endorsement of ,
, solid vote on election day. Then b.
. will make the county an efficient and
- accommodating officer.
We add the following new name
to our subscription list this week
81 B. Long, Albert Rains, A Free
II man, VIM. Speers, j. ". McGhes
Miss Lizzie Pettis. J. 81. Hill. S. r
L Young, c. L Drake. Joe LsFollett
r. II. Warren The following re
p newaIs: J. R. Forsyth, NJ. W. Ellis
l. T. V. Rodgers, ] Il. Allison, J. "
d Miller, S. L. Coleman, J. Q. Clark
l. Claud L Clark, A Tucker.
Last Thursday Sam l. Starr drov
4 rs head of fine young mules throuRI
st our city, bound for his place il
,e Pleasant Gap township He ha,
er picked them up il Bates and adioir
ing counties and ia Kansas, aud the
"a were a very choice lot They stan
. peded in the city and he and hi