The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09

at Clinton, Mo, that Judicial con
vention will be held at Appleton
City July 26th. Basis same as state
The season is just at hand fol
Fruit cans. We have good sup
ply OF both glass and tin.
Frank Smith & Son
Miss Sadie Doyle, Of Clinton, an q
Miss Lila Livingston. of Windsor,
two charming young ladies, are Wis
iting Mrs II. L. Tucker and Miss
Lila Steele.
We have some very low prices on
locks, hinges, strap hinges, barb
wire, hog wire fencing, poultry net
ting in fact anything you may need
in the hardware line.
Frank Smith IL Son.
Emmet Vandegrift, OF Richards.
was shaking hands with his many
friends in Butler Tuesday. He re-
ports Ed. Steels's family rejoicing
over o male heir, the first male heir
of Grandparents Walls, who have 5
or daughters all married and any
number of grand children.
Bates Soper, the murderer, is still
hiding his time in the county bas-
tile. He is very much isolated from
the world having but few callers an d
but one correspondent, his mother.
His wife positively refuses to write
to him, aud all of his brothers and
sisters have deserted him. He is
totally ostracised from his relatives.
He notices it, to certain extent
only, is eating and sleeping well and
says he feels all right.-Cass Co.
Democrat.
If you have any tin work TO do
come and see US. We keep a first
class timer and can do you good
work
Frank Smith & Son.
Trans Mississippi Exposition at
Omaha, Neb., June 1st to Nov. 1st,
1893, round trip ticket good 30 days
S10.55. E. @. VANDERvoRT, Agt.
Special Fourth of July rates to all
points on the Mo. Pac. system with
in distance of 200 miles at rate of
one fare for round trip. On sale
July End, 3rd and 4th; limited for
return to July 9Th, 1898.
Z. @. VANDERvoRT, Agent.
The worst that can befall boy is
to have the liberty to stay out late
at night. This is too often fatal
privilege, for it is during the night
that all mischief is planned and exc
cuted. The boys who are permitted
the freedom of our public street at
all hours of the night are boys who
fill our jails and warehouses, and
bring sorrow upon their relatives
and friends. All parents should
keep their boys and girls off the
streets at night.-Holden Enterprise.
Hon. Sam b Cook, chairman of
the state democratic committee, and
as staunch and loyal free silver
democrat as can be found in this or
any other state, writes us: "Where
any democrat opposed the Is to
policy of the party before the assem-
bling Of the Chicago convention,
but faithfully supported the party
during the campaign which followed, |
he is entitled to any consideration
which could be shown an original
silver democrat" So say all intel.
ligent, fair minded men.
The Warrensburg Daily Star in
mentioning the graduates of the
Warrensburg conservatory of Music |
has this to say of Miss Myrtle, |
of Jas. II. Hartman, form
erly a well known and highly re-
spected farmer of Summit township: |
Miss Hartman is a student whose |
faithful endeayor and conscientious |
work has rapidly advanced her to
the fore front of our best musicians
and she graduates with not only q |
thorough understanding of tech
nique and Interpretation, but with a |
ripe knowledge of the theory of |
music and harmony as well. She is
an excellent pianiSte and her future
career in the world of music will |
doubtless be all that her preceptor
could have wished for.