The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-02-24

Dried fruits of all kinds and a
prices that will sstonish all clos,
buyers for their chsapness at
FRANK SMITH & Son.
Fl. E. Beace, prominent farme
of Pleasant Gap, favored US with ,
renewal.
w. W. Graves was in Jefferson
City Tuesday on legal business be
fore the supreme court.
Miss Laura Embree favors us with
a renewal of her subscription. She
is living in Kansas City, Mo.
VIM. S. Mudd, of Adrian, made
US q pleasant visit while in the city
Saturday attending the committee
meeting.
Our young friend John O'Dea, a
prominent young farmer of Mound
township, favored as substantially
while in the city Tuesday.
J W. Mcclure, head miller for
Power Bros. and a genial, clever
gentleman, places us under renewe d
obligations.
Our good old democratic farmer
friends, Nj. A. Carroll assists the
cause of democracy by supporting
the TINES.
Americas greatest medicine is
Hoods Sarsapsrilla, which cures
when all other preparations fail to
do any good whatever.
Our good old democratic friend,
r. r Carson, who was serving his
country on the grand jury last week,
paid his respects in a substantial
manner on Saturday.
Misses Nary and Nellie Evans
have gone to Chicago where they
will spend week or SO studying the
latest styles and selecting their
spring stock of millinery.
That venerable old gentleman,
upright and honorable citizen. j. w.
Ashbaugh, of Burdett, places us
under renewed obligations He is
one of our most esteemed friends
and as punctual in meeting his OBJ
legations as any man in Missouri.
The TIMES will later call special
attention to the announcements of
the following gentlemen: Giles W.
Clardy. J.W. Duncan, J. W. Choate,
T. K. Lisle, J. G.. Cantrell, Jas. N.
Sharp, S. T. Broaddus, G. G. Henry,
VIM. III. Dalton, j. Fletcher Smith,
Sam West and all others who an
nounce from week to week.
The safe of the Farmers Bank at
Mo, was blown open by
robbers last week and robbed of
S2,4e0 in silver and $500 In gold. |
The loss of the money did not incon-
venlence the bank, and the doors
opened and business was transacted |
as usual the next morning.
Now is the season to look over
your garden tools; if in need of any
be sure and 60 see that elegant line
Of hoes, rakes and kindred goods at
FRANK SMITH & SoN.
J. A. Trader, representing Hop
zins & Woodbury. Cigar Co. of New
York, Chicago and Kansas City, was
n the city Monday and besides his
regular line was introducing Edi-
sons latest invention, The Edison
Home Photograph, said to be SUI
oerior in all respects to the graph.
phone. Mr.. Trader ia a popular
alesman and stands high with his
company.
The boys are ready to fight down
n Nevada. It was rumored in the
own Friday that war had been de-
Jared and Major Mitchell, of the
second Regiment National Guards,
lad number of citizens to call on
linn Offering their services to the
so says the Mail Shoot
hole in old Glory if you want to
ee American patriotism rise.
Messrs. j. II. Laughl.u, of Rock
lille and Major r. III. Melton, of
yesterday closed deal with
:. K. Robinson, of Winfield, Kansas, S
" which they exchanged the fine
anch of G. W. Robinson. 3 miles
asst of Rockville, containing 1O4O
cres for a stock ranch of 5,7O1 acres
n Cowley county, Kansas, the deal
INVOLVING S35,0oe on each side. This
J the largest land deal made in this
ecality since last June when Messrs. 4
Iaughlin & Melton engineered the
Hill trade which involved $50, OOO.-i
Rockville Leader.