The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-07-19
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Butler 10 Have One Equal TO Any
Town in the State.

Town in the State.
On last Tuesday evening a large
number of democrats met ut the
court room and took the iuiaJOry
steps 10 organizing a rousing demo
cratic club. The meeting was called
to order by Ed Williams, chairman
of the county democratic committee.
and Judge ID. V Brown was elected
chairman. A. b. Ludwick secretary.
On motion the following committees
were appointed by the chair:
Permanent Organization and Con
stitution-J ID. Allen, T. W. Silvers,
J. K. Morrison. Il. ). Catron. :. W.
DoOley.
Soliciting-G. W. Newberry. VI. :.
Horn, {. Vantrees. A. c. Burlington,
|. y. Mains.
Adjourned TO meet Monday even
ing July 30.
Judge Graves. who has been hold
ing court at Clinton returned home
wife and children who had been visit
ing the Judges parents i'll Cass
county.
A new thresher engine OF the Beaver
make, exhibited on our streets Tues
day by OFT Black and Ed Ellidge,
attracted the attention of number
of our farmers. This handsome piece
of machinery was sold to the above
named gentlemen through the com
pany's agent, Williams Bros.
General II. c. Clark and wife are
chicken fanciers and had the finest
chickens in the county, with the pos
sible exception of Judge Graves. We
said he had, for on Tuesday night
some thief, without fear of the Gene
raj in his heart, raided his nennery
and left only the common stock.
The General wont do a thing to that
| fellow if he catches him.
Ed Williams, chairman of the dem
ocratic county committee, received
from the national democratic COM
| mittee. 100 official campaign badges,
with a request TO sell them for p cts
each. They are very prettily design
ed in shape of a three-leaf clover
plant. with the following inscriptions:
1900. Democracy stands for Bimet-
alism not MOnemetalism. People not
Trusts. Republic not Empire.
Cheap, well. YOU will think so when
YOU read the Butler Cash Department
Stores advertisement. Shoes, Yes,
counter full and stacked up, and
they 90 at from 5oc 10 S1.21. 1T Is
a big bargain. as many OF these
shoes sold for from . to $3.50. In
this lot of shoes TO 90 so cheap are
gents shoes. ladies shoes. misses
shoes and childrens shoes. 1t Il the
greatest bargain shoe sale ever Offer
ed in Butler. Get there quick, and
make your selections. It's your OPP
portnnity for cheap, cheap shoes.
Judge James B. CAN'T was nomi-
mated by reclamation for Judge OF
| the supreme court of Missouri at the
state judicial convention held at
Sedalia on Tuesday. This Is a great
| honor well deserved by that able,
upright and impartial Judge. in whom
| the people OF Bates county take a
great pride In its loyalty to Judge
CAN'T since his advent into politics
| Bates has not been second even TO
| his own county.
William Stanley and Miss jessie
| White were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony at the home OF Steve
| EckIes, In Kansas City. on last We'd
nesdav evening. July 18th They
returned home the same evening and
went direct TO the beautiful little
home on East Fl. Scott street the
groom had prepared for the recep-
ton OF the bride Mr.. Stanley has
/ for n number OF years held an i'm
portant position with Sam Levy X
Ito i a good business man. indus
trious and popular Miss Jessie was
one Of the most amiable young ladies
in Butler. always kind. courteous
End attentive 70 other people :
pleasures and comforts, she endeared
| herself 10 all with whom she came In
contact. and her friends are limited
| BIZ her acquaintance The TINES ex-
| tends its best wishes and congratula-
lions.