The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-08-17

for sale at bargain.
40.2t. Z. A. Bennett.
Lieut.. Ben r Wade is in Rich
Hill recruiting.
The fair at Nevada. which was 6
great success in every way, closed
Saturday.
"He that is warm thinks all SO,
but many people are always cold he
cause of poor blood. They need
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
William Odell, formerly promi'
nent citizen of this county, now OF
Tallmap, Greg, favors US with re-
newal.
Mrs. Carrie Huyser, of Colorado
Springs, favors us with renewal.
Her husband, Mr.. A. Huyser, is a
wealthy mining broker of that city.
f. f. Busch orders the TINES to
his address at Perry, Okla, and
writes very interestingly of the old
Bates county boys located in that
vicinity. He is well pleased with
the country and is doing we'll.
David Strangle of Rich Hill, by
order of the county court, has been
admitted to a scholarship in the
deaf and dumb school at Fulton,
Mo. The boy lost his hearing from
an attack of fever several years ago
Our highly esteemed old friend
e. P. Mosher. OF Passaic. compli-
mented us pleasantly on Saturday
and renewed. He bears his fore
score and ten years lightly, is an old
settler and an honored and respect
ed citizen of our county.
Attorney Thomas w. Silvers has
purchased the Vim. Page property
on Ohio street and will occupy the
pairs are made. This is one of the
most desirable pieces of property in
this city and we understand he
bought it at a big bargain.
J. 8. Anderson, prominent far
mer of Howard township, with his
wife and baby passed through But
Ter Saturday to visit his parents
near Spruce. who he had learned by
an item in the TIMES, were both sick.
He took time to make us a short call
and renewed.
II Burr Rsybourn, county school
commissioner, has not just claim
for libel against the Record, then
the statutory clause relating thereto
had as well be repealed. III it had
labeled that picture one who had
committed some heinous crime, the
general verdict would have been
This looks are villianous"
Prof. Taylor, superintendent of
our public schools. arrived in the
city Friday from Greenfield. Dade
county, and has been very busy in
locating and preparing for house
keeping. He has rented E. S. Ca
rrithers' handsome residence near
the west school building, where he
and his family are now at home to
friends.
In a wreck on the nj. K. & T.
railroad, near Durant, caused by two
freight trains trying to pass each
other on the same track, sixteen cars
were ditched and two engines badly
wrecked. The trainmen saved their
lives by jumping. The cause of the
wreck was the failure of the opera
tor at Durant to deliver train order
meeting point for the two
trains at Durant.
J. q. Bruner, who has been con.
nected with the land department of
the *. O., Pittsburg & Gulf railway
has lately been promoted
to the important position of manager
of the immigration department. Mr..
Bruner has been connected with the
land department of the above road
for about two wears and has employ
ed his time in travelling over the
eastern states working up excur-
sions. Mr.. Bruner is thorough
real estate man and it will be q graf
ifcation to his many friends in this
city to learn of his success.
Rev. H. nj Wharton, D D,
President of Luray college, is offer
ing the usual Free Scholarships TO
any worthy young women, Orphans
or half orphans, of course. will be
given preference. but any young girl
who is struggling TO educate herself
will be considered an applicant for
the Scholarship. Luray College is
in the beautiful Valley of
Virginia, surrounded by the Blue
Ridge and Massanutton Mountains,