The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-22
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Ben T. Glover, a prominent farm er
of Summit, favored US substantially
this week.
To REST-A pleasant furnished
room, one block from square. En-
quire at this office.
Denver, Colorado Springs & Pueblo
and return June 25th, to July 18th,
good returning to Oct 81, 1899, rate
$50 for round trip.
cts worth bag>efEold." This
applies with special force to Hood s
Sarsaparilla, Americas greatest med
icine.
We will make the eagle scream in
Butler on the 4th. The celebration
will be held on the square.
G. W. Daniel has his paper
changed from Butler TO Lamar,
Colorado, where he is spending a
season.
J. B. Adair is taking an invoice of
his stock of goods, and on this &C.
count the store has been closed for
two or three days.
The fambeau club in their hand
some uniforms will illuminate the
old town and paint her all colors the
night of the 4th. Come and bring
your basket and all the family and
enjoy the fun.
j. W. and J. T. Moles, two promi-
nsnt and influential young farmers
of Altoona neighborhood, were in the
city Mon day aud favored us with
a pleasant visit and j. W. renewed
his subscription.
Two hundred retail clerks from
Pittsburg, Kansas, spent Sunday at
Lake park, Nevada. They brought
a band with them and came over TO
grand old Missouri to enjoy an out
ing for the day.
Will see at residence, on North
Havana street, any interested in
drawing or painting id oil FOR water
colers, regarding lessons I'm same.
Alse class lessons for children from
5 to II years of age.
32.2t PEARL AUSTIN RossEa
The Missouri river is on the rise
and, owing to the heavy snow fall in
the mountains the past winter, it 10
predicted the river will be higher
this June than at any time since
1874, and it is anticipated much
damage will be done by the overflow
of the low lands.
j. r. Herman, of Iowa, who is
canvassing the state under the direc-
ton of the Mis- souri, Single Tax
League was in Butler Saturday and
presented the theory of the league
to small audience from the band
stand in the court house yard Satur-
day night. He was a right good
talker.
Attorney W. 0. Jackson was down
from Butler this morning looking
after his clients, Messrs Clifford and
Mathews. Mr.. Jackson informed
our reporter that it was his opinion
the cases of certain miners against
the Rich Hill Coal Mining Co, for
Withholding certain monies by order
of W. Z. Royce would be settled
without litigation. Many hope such
l. he I'll. ID
The United States experiment
station situated at Columbia, Mo
has again begun the distribution of
infected chinch bugs to the farmers.
These chinch bugs are infected by
the most approved methods at the
station and are then, upon the re.
quest of the farmers, sent oyer the
country. The infected bugs are
turned loose in the fields that are
being destroyed by chinch bugs,
and rid them of the pest by giving
the healthy bugs the disease.
Judge James II. Lay, who owns
about 1000 acres of the finest land
IN Benton county, has recently Sc
cured the pictures, in crsyon, of four
OF the deceased circuit judges of this
circuit, 7iz: Waldo P. Johnson. B.
FL. Emerson, Foster Wright and
Judge Ballow. These pictures are
life size and are in handsome gold
frames 1t is understood they will
be placed in the circuit court room
IN Warsaw,-Sedalia Sentinel.
Our old and highly esteemed
friend ]. l., Shaw, of Mingo. paid US
a pleasant visit and renewed his al
legiancs to the TINES For the past
two season MIR. Shaw has been
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