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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-21
In 0QGl GjenplO.
Como es tratado Mr.. E. |. 6odkjn
Por sus adversarios.

En- medic de la tremends rivaIidad indus
trial que aostienen entire sf los diversos diarios
smericanos, hay un hsoho digno de admiration
y de aplauso, y es Ia gslanterfa generosidad
con que sde espada q espada, Sc tratan Los
pripcipales redaotores de ellos en- ell terfeno
personal. Is
Haoe POGO snunoi6 el ,sEvenipg Post, que
~ antique redactor principal, Mr.. E. L. Cod :
kin, sc separaba defnitivAmente de Ia empress,
Gpor motivos de salud>. Bien sabido era que
no habfa tales <motivos de salud., pues Mr..
Codkin andAba, como de oostumbre, en- gu BIZ
oicleta, tan sano tan robusto como siempre.
Pero ESQ nsdie le tocabs sveriguarlo, y la
prensa aoept6 ell heoho tai como se 10 presen
taban. +
Fl <World,, que metaf6rioamente hab,an-
do tiene una lengua que da miedo, .dijo eI su
secoi6n editorial 10 que sigue:
Ella separation de Mr. Codkin del <E ve.
ming Post, implica una p6rdida positiva para Ia
prensa naoional. FL hs sido el mas .graude de
los editores, & con tar desde Greeley, por su
fuerza intellectual, por su estilo magstral
pungente, por su ardiente espfritu de inioiativa
y por so valor para decir la .verdad tai como Ia
oomprendfs, sin cortejar nadie, adn ries.
go de hacerse ~impopular,. .Iba contra Las
multitudes los COB biernos, sin atender mas que
50 sano criterio, combatfa errores, denun-
ciaba fraudes, desen nmascaraba la hipooresfa,
y como rayo como luz inofepsiva, iluminabs
la conoiencia del p2eblo. Desde este punto de
vista, la prensa americana estA de duelo.
<Y decimos este con sinceridad franque-
"a, sin que olvidemos que en- los u,timos Is
af1os Mr.. Codkin ha abofeteado al <Wo Grid, con
mano de hero, forrada de guante blanoo, y
no siempre con raz6n
Los demas diarios, sin exception alguns,
ha lamentado en- t6rminos mas menos EXPIRE
sivos, la separation de Mr.. Codkin, Ell cual,
segun se dice, ha sido llamado por una EMPIRE
80 millionaire para ponerse la cabeza de un
diario monumental Y flo de siglo. cuyo primer
namero apareoerA el 81 de Dioiembre de
1900.
Bueno faera que esta lecoi6n se aprovecha-
"a entire la prensa hispano-smericana, donde
per un cd .came esas poi .s2 armamos la de Dies
ca Cristo.
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5CEUTA PARA Russia?

Desde Londres sc hace notar la frecuencia
oon que ell nombre de Espaha Sc mezcla en- los
asuntos de actualdad, especialmente los rela-
oionados con Ia aspiration inglesa de dominar
on TODD el oontinente africano ser duehos ab-
solutos del Mediterrkneo.
El eDaily Mail. dice que los rumores per-
sistentes, que desde Ia conclusion de la guerra
hispano americana vienen oorriendo, de one rs.
paha lleva oabo pegooiaoiones para la cesi6n
de la plaza de Ceuta han 1ecibido confrma-
ci6n.
Ap6yase ell peri6dico antes oitado para ha-
Ger a6rmaci6n tan rotunda en- los informes su-
miniatrados por el oonooido viajero Mr.. Windt.
Dice que este ha enviado detaIes intere~
santfsimos obtenidos en- fuentss ofciales, acer-
Ga de la mission de Murawieff en- FrAncia en-
Espahs.
Pareoe que la vista del ministro de Me-
gooios Extran eros de Russia estA direotamente
relaoionada con la adquisioi6n de Ceuta por ell
imperio.
Ahade ell que suminstra tales informes al
<Daily Mail,, que en- los momentos aotuales
estudian la question sobre ell terreno ingenieros
rusos, acompahados de ofoiales espaf1oles.
Cents, que esta formidablemsnte guarne-
oids, podrfa ser, en- case de guerra, un temibe
vecino para los ingleses.
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90 Dice un colegs ponoeno que pronto
vendra esta Capital, prooedente de aquells
cludad Ell doctor C. Fl. Lavide-, & relevar en-
su cargo de Inspector del Hospital Militsr al
doctor Gienman, que Va destinado New Or.
leans.
20. De sLs Demooracia:,
jose Maldonado (s) sAguila blancs,, ha
desembaroado en- Msysguez.
La poliofa le detuvo la Corte de Distrito
de Ponce 10 hs reclamado Probablemente
vendra por Ia ruta esta ciudad
Sc confrmarop, pues, los rumores que ha.
oe un mes oircularon de que el eAguis, hab1s,
dlcho en- Santo Domingo que tan pronto ven.
oleran en- las elecciones los republioanos regre.
sarfa al pats. Pero Sc ha llevado ell gran chas.
60: con republicanos sin repubioanos, los tri.
bunales Sc entendersn con el.
20. Aver debio oelebrarse en- Ponce el
juicio oral de la oausa seguids por robo ase.
sinato de don Pruiencio Mendez en- Ia que
el sef1or Fiscal pidi6 la pens de muerte para
los nueve procesa1os.
AvISU. nform.ran San an ai"s Fr.no.eo 'spAA0'' se
90. Ell Collector de Rentss de Areoibo
remte O6ce of the Auditor ouenta oorriente
de los ingresos egrescs oonrridos en- Ell mes
de Noviembre.
%. Insistmos, ,-dice todo el mundo en-
que los cigarrios <Toro. g sIutsrnacional,,
son los que Ia msyorfa de- pals fuma con pre-
ferencia. Sc verden en- todss partes
20. Compuesto del Aoaldc = con asisten
ola del Secretario de Acadia do eata Capital
ha empezado funoionar desde hoy, el nuevo
tribunal de Policfa
20. Sc ordena don Alfonso del Rio de
Morovis, la prasentsci n en- calidad devolutiva,
del tftulo de propiedad de solar que recla'
ma en- aquel pueblo.
%. Sc ha ordenado por el Gobierno Gs'
neral que los heridas leves sin asistenoa, Ga.
suaes intenoionales, SO de parts de clio al
nuevo tribunal municipal, para este resolver
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R. Ruiz Arnau N. d. flsm nsniog e. rstG'asS %nssd
States offers his professional services at his of
flee, so San Francisco Street. Consultation
hours: to 9 A. M; 1880 to 8 P. M.
Dr. R. Ruiz Arnau te. P;':Ip: ii pbioo :e' .e s''ss
neral que, habi6ndo regresado de los Estados
Unidoa, ofrece de nuevo sus servioios profesio.
males en- Ia Gale de San Francisco n O so.
Horas de oonsulta: De 40 my de
A3t. PIMA
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lI,g.i.i .i,l .a,v, s.. lisl,
de esta Di6cesis.

Hoy q las 10 de la mai1ana desembarc6 en-
este puerto, procedente de Pence, donde tuvo
que guardian dos dias de cusrentena, el Sr. Obs.
po dc esta Di6oesis quien acompai1a 81 Rege
rendo Padre Francisco Besnesans, Arzobispo
de Santiago de Cuba.
Bsjaron s Yecibir.e & Ia dkrsena de los bo
tes, el alto clero con al1ada, ell clero parro
quial, YARNS eeHgreg gaoiones religiosas con e.
tandartes, los asilados de Benefcenoia hume
.roso pdblico.
Acto seguido dirigi6se la oomitiva Ia
iglesia de Santa Ana, donde le esperaba la ban
da puertorriqueha que dirige el professor don
ments tomar parte en- ell solemne acto para su
mayor luoimiento.
En- dichs iglesia revisti6se de los ornamen
tos pontifcales el ST. Obispo desde allf, bajo
pslio, Sc dirigi6 4 Ia Catedral donde, sc oant6
el Tedeum de oostumbre.
Terminado este, subi6 Al pa'pito donde
ley6 un. eloouente sermon en- csstelano salu-
dando sus nuevos feligreses piaienio el con:
curso de todos para Ia mayor propaganda di-
fusion de Ia f6 cristiana. Tavo frases de elo-
gio tanto para ell Vioario Capitulsr como para
el Cabildo Catedral por ell oelo que desplegaron
este perfodo di6oil para Ia religion ost6lics,
dirigiendo Ia vez expressive testimonio de gra
titud al Sr. Arzobispo de Santiago de Cuba, q.
se complaoi6 en- acompafiarle con objeto de pre-.
senoiar su toma de possession del obispsdo de es.
ia Di6cesis.
Despues de estas manifestations dirigiose
al pdblico en- el idioma ingles, traslsdandose
aeto seguido gu residencia, acompa6ado de
gran multitud de feles
Entre les acompahantes vimos al senior
aloalde de esta ciudad, algunos oonoejsles y
los Magistrados Sres Romeu, Nieto y Figue
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GONZALEZ PADlN HERMANoS
GRAN BAZARDE NOVEDADES,
San Francisco 50, San Juan Pto,-Rico

Sendo nuesta sostener nqeso BAZ case
varado urdo de aicuos del
reaconados
En- dyesad
Bronces, Biscuit Mayolica xste de
Articulos de utildad precos economicos
Cna uma sombreros corbatas cueos
via
Agradeceremos vista al <BAZAR. l5-12
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Or. E. FONT Y GUILLOT
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE,
AND LATELY PRACTICING AT THE
HOSPITALS OF NFW-YORK CITY.
SanturCe. Puertc-RiCo.
Tgas dc ss TO- Ia; IS ee:es =" :s h.ssn en- Ia pe
oontado axtrlcto pero pr.nios m6dicoA.
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or nrNnr la O. 50 numero A de la ca
81 VENUE lie de San sebastian.-In T.
formarin, calle &c San Jose ndmero le-altos.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Dsspwarar Items.
AARON.

Rev Woodbridge filled his appoint
ment at the Ii Z church in Johns
town last Sunday.
Kirt Green spent last Wednesday
in this part of the community on
business.
Mrs Judge Coleman, in company
with Mrs Matt Bledsoe of Elmdale,
Kan, was the guest of. Mrs Anna
Howard in Johnstown on last Satur-
day.
G P Callahan, one of Johnstown' :
kind hearted young men, made d
flying trip TO Montrose Sunday after
DR. Wallace to attend the bedside of
H p Cailahan's son, who is very sick.
AID Allison, the MOntrose and
Johnstown mail carrier goes every
day rain or shine, muddy or dry.
We understand that Russell Thomas
the JOhnstown barber will build in
the near future.
S w Gilliland went TO Nontrose
last Friday.
Frank Zimmers and Miss Zula
Richard were married in Butler on
Wednesday last.
On account of the muddy roads
several of our young people failed TO
attend the Easter exercises at Ger
nantown, as has been their custom.
Mrs W E Fletcher closed a very
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WILLIAMS
CASH GROCERY.

Have the bsst line of Implements
every offered for sale in Butler, and
we are Offering them for less money
than the same gosds are being sold
in any town in the state of Missouri
We picked our line from all the diff
ferent factories, picking the best
from each one. Now, don't say to
US whsn you get our prices, that you
can beat the price, for We know that
before ysu come. You can buy
some horses for SO, but a good
horse will cost you $50, and the $50
horse would be the cheapest. Same
way in implements or any other line
We say we have the best Corn Plan
ter, the best Riding Cultivator, the
best Riding Plow, the best walking
Plow, the best harrow that are man.
ufsctured and you will say so too,
when you see them, aud you will
haze to agree that our prices are
low.
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Ballard Breezes.

Our township democratic ticket
was elected except one. Those elect
ed: Trustee, Walter McCown; col
lector, L ID Embree; clerk and asses
sor, y y Board; constable, viii
Spears; J. =. and members of town
ship board, John Radford and A b
Maupin (rep.)
DIR John Crabtree never fails to
come over on election day and cast
his vote for true democracy.
Mr. and Mrs Callahan came over to
see Burg Price and wife last week.
Milton Teeter went to Clinton for
material to run his shop and get his
old boss.
Tom Lynch will surely work our
roads when the good time comes.
Will O. Banion's little boy has ca
tarrhal fever.
Jesse Spearnan traded for a two
horse cart for Us. So we go mud or
no mud, day or night, day preferred.
J h Barker and Tom Murry have
our thanks for that load.
Jno Sanders high stopper stepped
a little too high the other day and
landed him in the mud.
Our mail carrier tells us he has To-
Gated his family on a farm southeast
of Butler, where he, too, will settle
down to farming after July.
We are democratic, but for all that,
we are truly glad to hear of Uncle
Ben SCOTS election as collector, for
if he handles the books as we'll as
the beef, pork and mutton, it will be
well done.
Hurrah for our old friends Edring-
ton and GOOdw win. They are all right.
Burg Price has his oats and kaffir
corn sowed for pasture.
Amos Jones, a good blacksmith,
will work with Jess Spearman.
Rev King gave Us "a good sermon
Sunday from Acts 1:S.
If you want to know what Jas w
intends doing with that box Burg
gave him, just ask him? He is to
save it for Burg.
No wonder will Keirsey planted
those potatoes Saturday before the
storm, as he has something on hands
better than gardening. its "bye oh,
baby bunton," born April list and its
q boy, so reported by DIR Wolfe.
Jno Reed is quite a trader; he
traded two horses for one to Morgan /;
then two horses and q COW to Ed
Koontz for two horses.
Milton Teeter has material on
hands to repair your plows, wagons
and buggies and will do you good
work.
Ed Young has quit the hog medi-
cine business guess he let Dick scare
him OUT and will work for Stuckey
until fail, just north of Butler.
John RadfOrd will no doubt work
the roads, but not as boss; he will
take lessons Of Newt Young. PAT.
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Matrimonial rangIe.

Clinton, Nc, April 2 In the st.
Clair county circuit court at Oscsols
Friday, Judge Graves granted de-
cree of divorce to Mrs Clara Trip
lett, restoring her maiden name Of
Shsskx From the court room the
divorcee proceeded with her princi-
pal witness, ]. W. Bailey, to the
recorders Office where a marriage
license WAS issued them and within
fifteen minutes they were welded A
few moments later when Judge
Graves heard of this he ordered the
clerk to annul the decree of divorces
granted Mrs. Triplstt.
The problem which is just now
agitating ST Clair county is where
is Clara--is her name Triplet, Sheeks
or Bailey. and is she wife, grass
widow or bigamist?
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MCCORMICK, MCCORMICK,

Binders, Mowers, Reapers,
Buy a Mccormick if you want the
best, it will out anything, and any
where, and out last any other two
machines, with the latest i>aprove-
ments and lightest running machine
made. Don't be deceived into buy
ing any other, because they are a
few dollars cheaper. They cost less
mony to make them and of course
can bs sold cheaper.
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EIkllnTE IIrm-.

Good Friday was a pretty day but
no one planted potatoes.
Mrs Compton has returned from
Illinois, where she has been visiting
relatives the past two months.
J f Armentrout is suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism.
The trial Of 4 s Mcclure and Hiram
Clifford will come of next Saturday
at the Star school house.
J & Grabam's children are sick
with measles.
Mrs Lon Scott, who has been sick,
is now conyaleEcent.
Mrs Jas Cowley spent few days
of last week with her mother, Mrs
Walker, who i very sick.
The wood ehopping at Misses ely
TneT last Monday was rained out.
Ir SwltzeT has been moving and
repairing his house.
Hurley Couchman has gone TO
Montana, where be expects to spend
the summer.
Our township election caused a
greater excitement than for many
years.
Jim Maddy's children have the
measles.
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Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the
the subject, is narrated by him as
follows: Il was in a most dreadful
condition. My skin was almost vel.
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back aud sides,
no appetite, gradually growing weak
er day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately. a
friend advised trying Electric Bit
tiers, and to my great Joy and sur
prise the first bottle made a decided
Improvement l continued their use
for three weeks, and am now q well
man. 1 know they saved my life,
aud robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail TO try
them, Only soc per bottle at II. l..
fuckers Drus Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

Sweet, refreshing sleep is glvsn
by Hoods Sarsapariila, which feeds
Che nerves, tones the stomach and
cures ali dyspeptic symptoms
The largest plant Of the old Cor
soiidated Barb Wire company, at
Lawrence, which was lately gobbIed
up by the trust, the American Steel
AID Wire company, is standing idle
to-day. The trust. since taking
possession of the factory, has stead
Jig laid off hands and Tuesday night
the entire force, about 200 men, was
thrown out of employment and the
plant closed.-Ls Roy Kan Re-
porter.
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successful 7-months' term of school
at Elm Grove on last Friday.
Judge Coleman delivered a fine
bunch of cattle 10 Mr. Mann in Mont
rose one day last week, for which he
received the top market price.
Miss Annie Harbett visited some of
her lady friends in Johnstown last
week.
Miss Mamie Maxey commenced
teahcing the spring term of school at
kim ball school house Monday.
Geo Allison hauled a load Of goods
from Montro.e TO Johnstown on last
Wednesday for j Z Kash. ROSE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

Clarence ] Schooley and Miss
Edith Jenkins were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Jenkins,
in Mound township. on Wednesday
March 10Th, 1899. Rsv. Van Horn,
of Adrian, officiating. A select com
pany was present and greatly enjoy
ed the delicious dinner prepared by
Mrs. jenkins An Unfair was held
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs G.
Schooley, parents of the groom,
southwest of Butler, where another
royal feast was spread by Mrs
Schooley, one of the best cooks in
the county Miss Jenkins is beau
tiful, charming and accomplished
young lady. The groom is sturdy
young farmer of splendid reputation
and good habits He was a worthy
member OF Co. B. and recently mus
tered out with that Company. The
TIMES unites with their many friends
in congratulation and best wishes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Easter Dinner.

Miss Emms, The beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Green
Walton, entertained select COM
pany of friends at an Easter dinner
on last Sunday, at their beautiful
country home, northeast of Butler
Those 50 fortunate as to receive
invitations were:
Misses Mabel Bennett. Lillian Eakin, Lelia
starke. Maud Essiey. Bessie Smith, Agnes
Arnold, Marion Vaughn, Kate Colyer, Edith
EVeriH ghsm. Nell Austin. Lila Steele. Ella
Meek, AdJIe Cheyerson. OF Rich Hill. Settie
Humphrey and Eles2or Perrine. OF PIs.sap-
ton, Kansas and Chas. Fisk and wife and I'd
Childs and wife: Messrs. W. w. CsnnoR.
Walton Steele, Chss. King sam POLLOCK. Ted
Kendall, Arthur Norris. Joe Graves. DR. Han
nah, Jesse Smith, Ben Wsde. Lloyd NcKibbe.
Johu Fax. Robt. Hallenbeek Brown Walton
and Jerry CRloertson. OF HarrisonvilIe
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

Will Allen made a trip 10 Butler q,
business Saturday.
The Cutoff school has closed IN
two weeks on account of measlss
We wish to correct the Ballapa
correspondent (Pat) that their ~
mer friend and neighbor John Coz
is not dead.
Eugene Arnold Is building hoe
fence this week.
Sunday school was organized Al
Miami Center last Sunday.
DAYS. Alexander moved on the Ne.
Mutt place last week.
Web Shelby purchased thres
young mules last week.
The S s school at Fairvisw was n.
organized last Sunday with Franz
Wyatt as superintendent, Miss Ruth
Mcclure. secretary and Mrs Franz
Wyatt, organist.
JAS Burton hauled bridge lumber
Saturday to cover a mud hole neti
his place.
Charley Mckee traded his old graz
horse Oft last week.
CoRREsPoNDKNT
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Deacon Bros. & Co.
Grand RscentIan.

The ladies aud friends of the NJ
E. church, south, will give a rscsp
tisn Mt the new parsonage Tuesday,
April 18th. Supper will be served
from 5 to 8 p. N which will consist
of country ham. biscuits, coffee, ice
cream, cake aud other delicacies. all
for 10 cents, the admission fee. A
special invitation to business men to
come and take six o'clock lunch
Every body invited.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

A country paper published long
obituary of a man who had died in
the community, closing with the
statement that "a long procession of
people followed the remains to their
last roasting place" The family
read the notice and discovered the
supposed error, and asked the editor
to make correction in the word
roasting" But he couldn't do it
until the seven years back subscTip
ton had besn paid.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Buggies. Buggies.

You have ten days yet in which to
buy a good buggy cheap. Don't
miss this opportunity as we must
sell few more to make room fer
our spring stock It will pay you
to buy now, evan should you not be
exactly ready for it, as we will saye
you from $40 to SIS on buggy
now.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

For "a mile west of Sellers the ID
sphone line ruas parallel with |
barbed wire fence. During ltl
gale last Saturday a limb from
tree was blown against the 'phoal
wire breaking it. The ends Of lhl
broken wire were fastened 10 !
strand Of the barbsd wire aud lbl
line works as we'll as ever Ia
Grange Indicator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
ANY Kind Machinery.

We are prepared to figure with
you on Threshers, Powers, Engines,
Feed Mills, Wind Mills. Hay Load
ers, in fact we have the only hay
loader made, others are hay leaders
in name only. We guarantee our
hay leaders to work as perfect as a
sewing machine, in fact we guaran.
tee everything we sell. We are
also agents for the celebrated Ell
Hay Balers. Come in and let
us know your wants, if we can save
you money will do you no harm.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

The Osceola Democrat of last
week says: "The bodies of Hon.
Waldo p. johnson and his wife were
taken up last Monday and shipped
to Kansas City, where they were
reinforced We had hoped at some
future time TO see a suitable monu
ment erected to this couple, who,
during their lives, made Osceola
known all over the country"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Potatoes. Potatoes.

Have just received a car of MINI
sofa, Ohio, Rose, and Burbank pota
toes, bought them lots cheaper and
will sell them from Is to 20 cents a
bushel less. Come now and get
your potatoes while we can sell them
cheap.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Early Seed Corn.

We have q nice stock of 90 day
seed corn which we will sell for q
short time at Csc a bushel.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Groceries, Groceries.

We have gotten the prices down
lower on groceries than we have
ever had them, and we intend to
hold them down. Our trade is still
increasing, and we expect the largest
trade this year, we eyer had. For
the people of Bates county know
what we have done for them in get
ting prices down and giving thsm
good goods, that We guarantee eur
customers satisfaction, and If not
satisfactory, We make it so. We
never allow anyone TO pay more for
produce than we do, and you get
correct weights and counts, and the
best treatment We know how to ex.
tend Yours truly.
WILLIAMS BROS,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

To Cure a Coldin One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlas
Tablets. All druggists refund mOnsg
IL it fails TO cure. 25c. The genuins
has l.. b. q. on each tablet. 526n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06

The city and school elections
passed off quietly Tuesday with the
following results:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-06
Paint Your House

With Detroit White Lead Works
house paints, a better higher grade
paint than ever before offered to the
people of Bates county. Fully war
ranted Price, 81 40 per gallon.