The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

No old trash in our shoe stock. Al
new. up TO date guaranteed goods
| Mckibbens.
Catch the opportunity. BY tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla now you
may build up your health and pre-
vent serious illness.
The Amoret Beacon saws there is
lots OF sickness in that locality. The
children are afflicted with measels and
whooping cough and the old folks
have chills. malaria and bad colds
Great opportunity offered to good,
reliable men. Salary of SO per
week and expenses for man with rig
to introduce our Poultry Mixture
and Insect Destroyer in the country.
Send stamp, American Mfg Co.. Terre
Haute, Ind. IDLY
Do not forget your township pri-
maries on next Saturday. II il the
duty OF every democrat 10 turn out
and vote.
Howard Flesher lost fifty dollar
Jersey milk cow Sunday afternoon.
The COW took sick about q week ago
and gradually pinned away, refusing
to eat or drink
Poor old bread and butter" Dixon
OF the Missouri World, il perfectly
frantic over the exclusion of the as
sistant republicans from the national
populist committee. This partisan
puppett can now follow the .'rutters
into the republican party where they
belong.-Industrial Leader. Lamar
John HOrnback, collector for New
Home. one of the best men and dem
Ocrats in the county, was in settling
with the county court this week and
remembered THE TINES substantially
He sprained his arm by a fall on the
ice about a year ago and says that il
hes never ceased to pain him.
We want to call special attention
to an article on another page of this
issue, from the pen of Chas. II Nor
risOn, a farmer OF Charlotte town
ship. 1t is written from the farmer
and taxpayer : view on the court
house proposition. 1t shows that
Mr. Morrison has given the matter
much thought and sums up the stu
alton as it actually exists
The democrats of Bates county
will perform a graceful act at their
on the ] 18th inst. by en-
1Orsing the wise. conservative and |
administration of Gov
srnor Stephens and instruct it's del
gates TO the state convention to |
vote for him for delegate at large to
he national convention. 1t has been |
he custom in Missouri for years to
onfer this honor upon the acting
governor, and there is no reason why |
N exception should be made in this
ase
Agents on salary of SO per week
nd expenses; the greatest agent
eller ever produced; every stock and
'oultrv raiser buys it on sight Hust-
ars wanted. Reference. Address.
nth stamp. American Mig Co, Terre
iaute, Ind. 15-1y
Prosecuting Attorney Clark can
'ell feel proud OF his record at this
ERIN OF court. which is as follows:
Junk McGinnis, murder in first de-
rec, sentence to hang. John Faux
er, burglary OF Amsterdam Bank,
years III penitentiary. Geo. Grover.
lcest, , years. Chas. Castor. forgery
years. Gus Miller, burglary }
ears. Henry kenzie burglary. 3
ears. George Carlyle. grand larceny
years. Six convictions for illegal
ale of liquor and fined S4Oeach. This
cans out the Jail. Every case con-
icted. The Edwards case is set for
rial on the 18th of March.
Sheriff Mudd received a letter Mon
ay from VIM. H. Flournoy, private
ecretary to the governor OF Iowa, to
old I. (. or F. E Davis. alias Geo.
iley, put on trial Monday in our
rcuit court for blowing the bank
afe at Amsterdam. The letter did
OF say what the prisoner was want
/ for in Iowa The sheriff also re-
lived telegram from ". 4. Hunter.
arden of the penitentiary at Ana
losa. Iowa, to hold Riley, that he
anted him as he was an escaped
)nvict. F. H. TillOtson. d Pinker-
m letAcrira l. q La II, R,,-I--- ] .