The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
Best soc overalls in Butler at
American Clothing House.

Do not neglect to 90 to the polls
and vote.
Hear Hon l.. L. Scott at the court
house tonight.
The court house proposition will
carry this time without a doubt.
Between Square and Stand
pipe on Saturday night Oct. Il.
! buggy cushion. Finder will please
leave at this office and oblige the
| owner
See our extra high wool boot with
snow proof rolled edge over. at
/ s. 90 American Clothing House.
John L. Ludwick, one of Buffers
prominent druggists, has been quite
sick for the past week.. but We are
glad to report is cOnvalescing.
W. I. Johnson is very popular
! gentleman and will make a very Ell
| ticient treasurer. He is strong with
| thepeople and his name adds strength
to the ticket
Putnam Fadeless Dye, Sky Blue
produces the bright shades OF blue SO
desira Die i'll ribbons and other fancy
articles. Zoe per package. Sold by
H. l.. Tucker.
THE TINES is placed under renewed
obligations to Hon. John 7. Thur
man, our popular and efficient circuit
clerk, for favOrs.
We change Miss LOra Moore pa
per from Foster to AmOret, where
she is teaching. Miss Moore has the
reputation OF being d most excellent
teacher.
Ali OF our campaign speakers are
having good audiences and report
much enthusiasm and no disaffectiOn
in the democratic ranks. One OF
Bates cOunty's Old time majorities
will be rolled up this time.
Mrs. Addie Day. wife OF Henry Day,
LETT Monday for her home in Ogden
Utah. She came to Butter i'll re-
Spouse to the announcement OF hel
brother. Walker MOrgan's death
Mrs. Day says she voted in Utah.
Miles s. Horn is hard worker
will prepare his cases we'll and vii
iearlessly prosecute evil doors. The
states interests will be well looked
after by him. He should receive the
full party vote and be elected by !,
big majority.
Miss Ford called and had TIL
TINES sent to Frank Doke. JOlo Is
. land. 2:i regiment, Company +.
Philippine Islands. Mr.. Doke was
formerly a Bates county boy nov
doing valiant service in the army o
: his country under a tropical cline.
George d. NJ. Neil has accepted {
position as salesman in W S. Mudd'
Spot Cash Store, at DreXel, anC
orders THE TINES changed from
! Burdett to that address. He sale
over election day, to help the boys
out"
| Chas. Dixon, one of Mt. Pleasant
| townships best citizens and a pros
porous farmer, favored us with a re
newal, observing his custom OF many
years standing. There are few better
democrats than Charley and he is t
coming man in Bates county poll
ties.
Our old friend Frank NJ. Oldake
who has been a constant and pune
tual subscriber for about twent,
wears. renews for 1901. Frank is
I sober industrious, painstaking work
: man and as honest as the day
: long. Ii your shoes are out OF re
= pair. Frank does the work punctu
l ally and satisfactorily.
4 Miss Carrie E. Andrews and NJ. +
= Fly were married on last WedneSda.
= at the home of the brides mother, il
Butler. Rev. :. T. Divinia. OF the {
2. church performed the ceremony
The bride was popularyoung lady
until recently cashier and bOOk-&eep
err for Sam Levy 4 Co. The groom
is young railroad man with head
quarters in this city.
i our highly esteemed oldrepublcal
lfrienn IndUe j l. Porter OF nea