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NoTICF--If ynu have anY house cleanup
carpets rugs. mattresses, feathers qf lGri,
nittru; give us your order, 'orner alhl,n SHg
Mckinney Phone COS. Henry loRnuoll . .
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WANTED. 'rhe Frlternal Lite Association
wants solicitors. salsry pail to good men
Bailey. general secretary, Cotton ENchanss,
linMhlnn "
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IARGAlN Gl0 Ntfes M
limits, royuh, Texas
grass sell or cSchani
w y. Mci{echnu, Dun
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WANTlD-A carrpGe runner fer circular
min 1900 feet capacity; steam feed anu
tcry man, kupides Lumber Co., WOOD.
worth La
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FOR SALE.

JUST RECEfVEp--Cnr OF new buggies. with
Tell leather tons. rnhbe, side ciriaips and
storm apron, wide or standard tread, your
choice $40 Fdw. LArerdon, dealer IN all
Kinds al vehicles ami harness, Franklin and
Caroline street :
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FOR sALE-s2r5 buys cabinet grand upriant
rlano, slightly used cost 500 new G. jane
n-, Ce o'' 4-16-i9Ol
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MALE HELP--lf you are Catholic, unem-
poyed and viii work for SIS per week.
write MacConnell Bros. II Franklin street.
Boston, Mass.
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CLOTHING SALESMEN-ActiYe men OF good
address and reasonable experience can
make big money as representative OF INV
mail order department OF our men s custom
tailoring Address In confidence. Johh
Wnnamaker. Custom Tailoring Mail oraer
Department. New York.
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PAGES.
J I.

THE POST, +
0entlenl
foriwhicli pie
Column of y.
mail US copy
Yours II
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Alum baking powders are harmful
and make the food bitter.
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WOMAN TO go TO La Porte to cook, wash Tor 4
family; also girl to care for children Oa,l
iilS Liberty, Fifth ward 81
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WANTED--Steam shovel engineer must be
competent no others need apply oloS' 'n'1I
office,
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II YOU wish y homo IN
At Il bargain, payable
monts, sec y l.. Den
Kattmann, secretary
black.
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MASSEY BUsINEas tVI.IEEuE ~ io
term begins Monday 1unr ., sPe. dsr writs
~ mi partieulars Phone No 1908 i2ps
tinCs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
CULVER & CAMPBELL.
Spruce Items

Mark Young took load of hogs TO
Appleton City Tuesday. L V Hall
took q load of hogs Wednesday to
Appleton City. Isreal Kretzinger
drove Al head of hogs to Appleton
Wednesday, also.
LV Hall bought a lew road wagon
which cost him $50.
Mrs Bachelor went to Butler Tues
day to attend the funeral of her
father, Major r y Allen.
A. Lutzinger is selling a good many
implements to our farmers.
Frank Cravens was in Appleton
this week and bought a stalk cutter
aud harrow.
James Ew1u bought new turning
pillow.
Charley Beard has finished his new
Andy Stevenson will ship some fat
hogs soon.
Capt. Newberrv purchased new
pump.
Mr. Freeman is starting up his new
farm.
Blacksmiths are busy mending old
plows.
Farmers are making al effort TO
turn the soil.
Mrs Young and Mrs Anderson have
been on the sick list, but are better
at present.
Mr. LutZinger has been quite sick
for some time, but is some better.
Ab Young IS sowing fax.
Dick Bachelor was In Appleton
City. Wednesday.
Joe West was seen hauling a load
of wood TO Appleton this week.
Mrs Smith i visiting her daughter
Mrs Jno Merritt at Lone Oak.
Jot Newberry is farming in Mis-
souri,, but his mind Is in Iowa.
Mr. Webb's daughter died Thurs
day, with measles; other members Of
the family are quite sick with measles.
E kretzinger put upa monument
at E T Smiths grave at the Smith
cemetery Thursday.
Capt Newberry 10 making garden.
VIM Odnsal and VIM Wigger went
TO Butler Friday with poultry.
Israel kretzinger run four teams
Friday sowing oats. STAR.
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EIkhart Items.

The oats ars most all sowed and
some are planting corn.
G Graham gathered corn last
week; he says he will have early
roasting ears.
Mother Nsfus 10 no better at this
writing. Her daughter, Mrs John
Csuchman of Lawrence county, came
up TO see her last week.
Miss Maud Marshall and mother
made a flying trip 70 Butler last Sat
urday.
; At Fairview was well attended
last Sunday.
A ) Mcclure pastured his cattle on
father COwdry's stalk field.
Wilson Armsntrout sold one Of his
driving horses TO JersiK last Satur-
day.
sir Switzer brought ont load Of
farming implements from Butler last
week.
The Couchman boys hauled. oats
TO Passaic last week.
Those who have the measles are
Lester Cumpton, Charley Mckee,
Jim Romine and J Z Armentfouts
little boys.
Married, at the residence Of Squire
White on Wednesday, Miss Nollie
Lemaster and Mr VIII Hiser. EThey
are = IA = II re- DSClS4 COupESs ne
groom is an industrious young man,
and the bride is an amiable EvounR
lady. They have best wishes df their
many friends.
E L Boswell and two sons are chill
ing; DR. Son Is waiting on them!
The Cutoff school. which closed two
weeks on account of measles, gcom-
menced again Monday.
Jim Clifford visited our village one
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

Spring finds ybody rnoreo less run down
Spring astuds phrase 1t is not superstition
OF a saying, but a strictly scientific fact
people all appreciate the fact that the
spring control than other time
and whet lex
taking advantage of the marvellous ingerang po" OF
Celery Compound hand there sarsapas
touch the edge OF real
debility.
vueess Pane eel
compound surprised delighted by its wonderful lasting results
Nature gentes during
days. put the blood and nerves in healthy condition and no
remedy Paines celery compound
This best of all spring making people
thersag against future break downs
spring the sasoneverybody has
feeling of lngur; there is diminished appetite, disturbed
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HIS Suffering Ended.

Uncle Adam Brixner, residing
about four miles southeast of Butler,
and who has been sorely afflicted for
more than a year with complication
of diseases, passed away Sunday
afternoon. The funeral service was
held Tuesday afternoon from the
Presbyterian church by Rev. W F.
Jones, under auspices of the Odd
Fellows lodge, of which organization
he was a member for forty years
The deceased was a great sufferer
and, understanding that nothing
could be done to restore him TO
health, it was his constant prayer
that the good Lord would cali him
home
Mr.. Brixner was one of the early
settlers of this county, and an excel
lent and honored citizen He leaves
a wife &nd several grown sons and
daughters to mourn their loss.
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Deepwater Items.

Gardening and hunting turkey
nests has employed the most of the
old ladies time for the past week.
Jesse Blizzard of Appleton City,
has moved his stock of groceries to
Johnstown in the cid Adell stand.
Messrs G 2 Coleman and Ed Cham
bsrs hauled fax seed to Montrose
several days last week.
Several young ladies OF this vicinity
called on the new store in JohnstOwn
Saturday evening, run by Stout Bros,
and found them TO be pleasing gem
tlemen.
Mr. Rains is quite sick.
DR. Sherman Miller OF Mayesburg.
was the guest OF DIR Bowden OF
Jamestown, last week.
Arthur Chambers and l. Coleman
were in Johnstown Sunday.
Dick Barth, who is helping on the
Johnstown bridge, went to Butler
Sunday 10 visit his parents.
Miss Ethel Drake reports the Johns
town school progressing nicely under
the supervision OF Mrs Bette Hart.
Mr. Russell bought some hay from
Mr. VIM Sutherland last week.
Mrs Judy and family moved one
day last week from one OF DIR Choate' S
farms near willow tree, to the old
Callahan place east Of Johnstown.
w III Shelton, who has had a fellon
on his hand for several weeks, is i'm
proving slowly.
Robt Sutherland children, who
have had the measles for several
weeks, are getting well.
Willie Shelton finished sowing oats
last Saturday.
J Z Coleman says he amt afraid
TO go west OF town, but he don't like
to 90 south, for he isn't ready to be
scared to death.
We were sorry to learn OF the
death of Walter Dudley's little baby,
which occurred on last Monday eve
and was buried in Johnstown Gene
terry Tuesday eve.
Jim Cargile left Monday for Gran
lite, Oregon, 10 look up a location.
His family will remain here until he
finds a permanent home.
Willie Shelton purchased a fine
bunch of shoats from Hugh Gordon
one day last week.
G p Coleman and brother j f com
menced blowing land for corn last
Monday.
Ike Smith finished sowing oats last
week.
jim Blizzard spent Sunday night
with his grandma and cousins.
Geo Robenitt arrived in Johns
town one day last week; he tells the
boys wonderful stories Of his travels
during this winter. ROSE.
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Dear Reader dsn't blame US If we hear 'eEz say
What happens yoE-
John jackson took his cattle TO his
farm in Linn county, Kan, last week.
Harrison Neal and daughter, of
Linn Co, Kan, passed through Nir-
ginia last Tuesday.
W. Park tells us that he sawed a
sycamore tree last week on i M Fa-
muliner'. farm that made 1, 500 feet
of good lumber. He says he has lum-
Der at his mill on the FamulIner farm
for sale.
Al Mann of McDaugh, Ills, is Wis
iting r T Foster. They were old
neighbors in Illinois.
Mrs ] J Mitchell of Peoria, Ills,
came Saturday to see her father, W
d Orear.
Mrs H H Flesher and son, Milton,
visited relatives at Virginia Sunday.
Lee Foster was able TO be at Nlr-
ginia Sabbath.
Miss Daisy Walker returned home
from Butler Sabbath, where she had
spent several days visiting relatives.
John Huffman was on the sick list
Sabbath.
De Wheeler reported much better
Sabbath.
WD Orear died Sabbath afternoon
and was buried Monday. He had
been sick long time. Further no.
tice next week.
The fellow that traded an old black
hat for a good brown one at preach
ing Sabbath night will oblige the
owner of the brown hat by leaving
it at o II Drysdals's and getting his
own.
Ben Parker, of east of Butler, at
tended the temperance lecture on
Sunday last.
Mrs W J Bard tells Us her saugh-
ter Nav, who has been living with
her aunt at Springfield, Ohio, the
past winter will leave this week for
Tennessee to visit the family of Mrs
James Allison, who used to live near
Virginia.
We called TO see Henry Eswein
Monday, found him keeping batch;
his wife i. visiting her parents in
His. Mr. Eswsin is feeding a nice
bunch of hogs which are almost
ready for market.
Jas and John Young of Kan, are
visiting John Hussey.
Elder Jones preached at the Chris
tian church Sabbath night.
Chas Heckadon returned from
Linn county. Kan, where he had
BEEN visiting the families Of Alfred
and John JACKSON.
q b Hickman, undertaken from
Butler, came out with his hearse to
the funeral Of w d Orear Monday.
Morton Jenkins went to K G last
week TO visit his brother George.
The Endeavor will meet next Sab
bath night at the christian church.
Some of our farmers are sowing
their wheat fields to oats and some
will he planted TO corn.
" " Park has been on the com
planning list for few days.
D c Wolfe took his cattle and hogs
to Amorert Tuesday; w G Hensley
shipped them TO Kansas City.
Mrs L E Bailey of Prohibition
Park, y Y, spoke two times Sunday
TO large audiences. She closed her
work here Monday night.
AAROy,
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Lamar, Mo, April 13.-Chsnlss
and James Campbell, brothers, have
commenced suit in the circuit court
here against their father, JOhn
Campbell, for $4,000 each. They
Allege ne agreed to give them l60
acres of land each If they would
work for him four years, and be nov
refuses. Having filled their part Of
the contract, they ask for the value
Of the land.
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8. G. Dobbins, one of our enter
prising and popular young farmers
of Charlotte, favored us with a
renewal while in the city Saturday.
r. T. Wallis general merchandise
store, at Richards, Vernon county.
was burglarizsd Sunday night. Ths
burglars forced the front door Of
the store and carried away about
$40 worth of clothing and shoes.
Frank Moss, a farmer living three
miles west of Harwood, Vernon Co
while blowing in his field Monday,
dropped dead in the furrow behind
his pillow. The deceased was about
so years of age, and recently return
ed from Oklahoma
Miss Myrtle Eastwood, of Schsll
City, who recently created such
sensation in Sohell City by shooting
ct and trying to kill Robert Sailor,
whom she accused of running her
sister, was taken to the Asylum at
Nevada Monday.
A party of hunters came down
from Kansas City Sunday, and Mon
day, in company with several mem
bers of the local gun club, went to
the bottoms snipe shooting. It is
said snipe are very plentiful this
season.
A man from the north part of the
county was in town Saturday with a
litter OF seven young wolves. They
were only a few days old and he
was Offering to sell them for dollar
apiece. It was a queer article OF
merchandise to offer for sale, but
we understand he was successful in
disposing OF them at the price named
Capt. Jim DeArmond was down
from Butler yesterday, mixing with
Rich Hill friends. Capt. DeArmond
was universally liked by the boys of
Co. B, and he is profuss in hia
praises of them. Like most of the
others, however, he was glad enough
to gel back when there was no fur
ther need for his men in the field
Review 18th.
Judge G. f. Boxley, who has been
confined to his home for the past
three months, was compelled to
undergo a surgical operation for
necroses of the bone Friday of last
week. The operation was performed
by DR.. Boulwsre, assisted by DR..
Gilmore, of Adrian. and while severe.
involving both bones of the left leg
below the knee, was highly satisfac.
tory to the physicians as we'll as the
patient. The bones were badly dis.
eased and quite q quantity of bone
was removed. The operation gave
the Judge great relief and he is now
getting along nicely, and it is hoped
that in due time he will be able to
be up and about again
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will only get
the right remedy. You are having
pain all through your body. your
liver ia out of order, have no appe.
tite, life or ambition, have a bad
cold, in fact are completely used up.
Electric Bitters is the only remedy
that will give you prompt and sure
relief They act directly on YOUR
liver. stomach and kidneys, tones
up the whole system and makes you
feel like a new being. They are
guaranteed to cure or price refund
ed. For sale at 81 L. fuckers drug
store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

Walter McCue Charged With hssaulting a
Young Lady.

teuHS Lazy
The Henry County Democrat Of
the 14th list. gives a lengthy &C
count of the arrest Of Wslter Il.
MeHu4h, q young farm hand, who is
charged with the awful crime OF
rape committed on the person OF
Miss Bette Stone, daughter of VIM.
Stone, a we'll TODD farmer living
near Grange Hall, in Walker town
ship, Henry county, one night last
week. The deed was committed
while the couple were on their road
home from church. Arriving home
the young lady disregardsd the
threat of McHugh to kill her if she
revealed the fact, and Immediately
notified her parents OF what had
happened. Dir. Stone had a warrant
ISSUED for the arrest of McHugh,
who was found by the constable
working in a field SONS six miles bs-
yound where his victim lived. He
was taken to Clinton and lodged IN
Jail. The affair created great indig
nation in the neighborhecd in which
the young lady lived, and a lynching
was averted by the constable taking
his prisoner direct to Clinton after
making the arrest.
Since writing the above we learn
that the young man g name is Walter
McCue, and his home is in Mingo
township, Bates county, where his
family reside, and they are promi
nent, influential and well TODD peo-
pie. We understand there is great
excitement among the people of the
northeast part of the county where
he is we'll known
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WHY NOT BE
COMFORTABLE

By investing a small amount
in one of our rocking chairs.
We show a very large line at
the lowest possible price ever
named for similar goods, for
instance
Oak sewing chair, wood
seat S1.OO
Oak sewing chair, cane
seat, 1.5O
Very large substantial
oak 200
Large cane seat solid oak 10
Mclean swing rocker 500
The newest thing out 600
Large reed chairs, reg
ular price $40, 600
ChiIdrens rockers, all
kinds, 80 cents to 200
We carry full assortment of
furniture and stoves. If you
are looking for a bargain come
to us.
We also do undertaking.
CULVER & CAMPBELL.
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day last week.
Eugene Arnold made trip to But.
Ter for a new pillow one day last week.
JAS Cowley hauled wood last week.
Mr Oliver sold span of mules IN
Butler last Saturday.
A 3 Mcclure purchased a span Of
work mules OF l. Kline last week.
The Couchman boys have shielded
their barn.
j It Armentrout, who was sick, Is
now convalescent.
CORRESPONDENT
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
MARCH, APRIL, NAY,
Paine's Celery Compound the Best Spring
Medicine in the World.

sleep spirit disposition peOp
ndposed that they keep the house and taxa
to beds
The irriabty temper, the peyshne drowsine, unea
spring. the and CHIEF
sufer
appears thin
of the wedge that the for long list of md
haggard seep nights and unhappy
give depression cs
compound. the Of this wonderful remedy-to
spring feelings condition
blood impure
Pains celery compound this critical time
plies body to throw
off headaches, 1t win
every the blood and
It the effective spring remedy formulated
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
Peach Trees

Examine your old peach trees
you will find them dead. You can
get nice trees to replace them with
for l0c each from the Speer Nursery
and Fruit Co, south side city limits
Butler, Mo. We keep all kinds Of
fruit trees and plants.
JOHN SPEKR, Mgr.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
WIFES AWFUL
E(z MA

Ny wife was in the most horrible condition
of any human being, from Eczema. She could
neither sit down nor lie down, her torture was
so intense. tried all the doctors that could
reach, but she got so that firmly believe she
would have died within twelve hours if had
not been advised of CCTICCRA REMEDIES and
got them. My wife rent TO sleep in tsco hours
after the first application, although she had
not slept far serers days, and with two boxes
of CUTIcURA (ofntment) and one cake Of
CUTIcURA SOAP she trGs absolutely cured, and
Is well and hearty to-day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

Biggest Thing IN Cass County Is
The Scott & March auction sale of
registered Hereford cattle at Bolton,
Mo, on Monday, April oath, 1899.
IS heifers, so bulls from l to 2 years
old.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

I represent six OF the largest In
surance Companies in the world.
19tf FRANK ALLEN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

To Cure a Coldin One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund money
il it fails to cure. CSC. The genuine
has L. b. .. on each tablet. 52-6m
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

FoR RExr-360 acres of good pas
ture land in Bates county; good
grass and plenty of water See or
write A. w. THURMAN,
23 ct Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

Good residence property near
south east corner of the square for
sale at bargain. See
% 2t G. B. MCFARLAND, Agt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

JACK For SALE-Black jack, mealy
nose, good record, Is hands high,
good pedigree Call on or address
W. G. WoMAcK, Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

D. A. Colyer will sell II fine Jacks
at auction in Butler, Saturday. April
22nd. Read the advertisement.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

John l. Smith died at the home
of his son in-law, G. j. Scheoley,
southwest of Butler, Saturday, April
18th, '99, at 4 o'clock a. m. Funeral
services were conducted from the
residence at 2 p. m. Sunday, by Rev.
Wm. f. Jonee, assisted by Rev. w
Y Whitsett, of Warrensburg, Mo ,
aud the remains were inferred in
Oak Hill cemetery, followed to their
Last resting place by large number
of sympathetic friends
Mr. Smith was born in Lake coun-
ty. Ohio, May 81, 1922 He moved
to Iowa, then TO Idaho and three
years ago last November he came to
Bates county. He msrried 50 years
ago and TO this union three children
were born: Henry III. Smith, ASH
land, Greg Mrs. Liza Smith, Mad
son county, Neb., and Mrs. O. j.
Schooley, who died only last Tues
day. His aged wife survives him
and will make her home with Mr..
Schooley. He and his wife were
members of the Congregstionalist
church, but when they came here
they united with the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. He was a de-
vout Christian, aud one of the kind
est, best men we ever knew.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

FoR SALR-A good jersey calf two
months old Enquire at this Office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

FoR SALE CHEAP-One good Is
inch Oassady riding pillow; also a self
rake reaper and mower.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

Boston Meat Market, southeast
csrner square, Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20
Good Insurance Low Rates.
l9tf FRANK ALLEN.
Virginia Items.

We writs what We hear the Virsiniana say is
true;
Dear Reader, dent blame usifvs hear 'eE. say
What happens yea
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR ToETuRrsG, ITsFfG-
uEIH8 HUH0gs, WITH Loss or IR--Nsrm baths with
6.uTFcrRA gentle Gnointines with CUTICuEA-
ernollent skin and mid doses OF CTrIcCkA
RksoLvEsT greatest Of blood purifiers and hunor cures
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-04-20

sold throughout the world POTTER d. AID c. CogP-.
Bois PTops How Cure the Worst Eczema tres