The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20

You are cordially invited toattend
an Ice cream social at Pleasant Gap
church Friday night. The proceeds
will go 10 repairing the church build
| ing. All are invited.
Our new fall styles of the Baltimore
High Art Clothing are dandles
/ American Clothing House
SPECIAL TO LADIEs-If you have
never used White Loaf Flour, see the
bread on exhibition at thestreet fair.
Sold only at Jim ; c. q. x NJ NJ
Miss Ida Cotton, the pretty and
accomplished daughter OF ". II.
Cotton OF Usage township. and Ster-
ling NJ Davis, a druggist, OF Har
risonville, were married at the home
OF the brides parents, near Rich Hill
on last Wednesday evening.
Have you seen our great S2.5O line
OF Goodyear Welt Shoes? Full stock
calf, box calf, horse hide or Wei kid
with calf lining. American Clothing
House.
Judges of the baby show: q. b.
Hickman, ". f. Walton, T. ". Legg,
Mrs. q. ". Walton, Mrs. j J. Mckee
Judges Of booth and esidence dec
orations: Bryant of Adrian, W. H.
Fisher and Frank kOOntz. of Rich
Hill
If YOU are afflicted with piles, fs-
tulas, or rectal troubles or cancer,
come in next Saturday and see DR..
+. o. Smith. He will be at the Cot
tage House. These specialists guar
antee cures and are too we'll known
to need further introduction to our
people.
j. NJ. Wells disposed of his fine
farm, + miles northwest of Butler last
week, to Miss Ina Newals, OF Kansas
City. There We're 200 acres and the
price paid SO per acre or $1,000.
This is one OF the best farms in the
county and Miss Newals got it at a
| bargain.
Major F. II Crowell took up a col
| lection on Wednesday afternoon from
the business men around the square
for the flood suffers of Aloin. Texas.
| He raised Sl2J in short time. Ev-
erybOdy asked contributed literally.
and if he had had more time he could
have raised a much larger amount
Z. l.. Thomas, a prominent young
farmer and citizen of Walnut town
ship, was in the city the last of the
week and favored Us with "a pleasant
call and renewal Mr.. Thomas re-
Gently met with a sad bereavement
in the loss of his young wife, notice
of which was made in our last issue.
All persons having lodging rooms
to rent or can feed anyone will please
leave their names with Joe Meyer at
their earliest convenience. Parties
are making enquiries for such &C
cOmmodatiOns every day. 1t is
necessary for the accommodation of
our visitors to secure all the places
we can.
Sheriff Mudd informs US that he
will shortly go to Independence,
Kan, after Silvey, the harness thief
and expert Jail breaker. He claims
to have broken Jail more times than
any man living. Silvey is now in
Jail in Independence. Sheriff Mudd
thinks ne will keep him this time, but
we haven't heard what Silvey thinks
about it.
Dr. Z. Q. Smith Sanitarium Co,
the successful specialists, in the treat
ment of Piles. Fistulas and all rectal
troubles, cancer and tumors, will
visit Butler on next Saturday, Sept.
-. and will stop at the Cottage
House. These specialists have treat
ed and cured many cases in this
county and need no introduction to
our people.
We received a box of delicious
prunes, by express from Sam l.. Wal
lace, of Foster. They were samples
from a box sent TO his parents by
Jake Wallace from Mead, Wash, a
few miles north from Spokane Falls,
the second highest agriculture point
in the United States. The samples
included the Hungarian. Italian.
Silver and Poteete. We took Sam :
advice and found them as REPRESENT