The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-20
Mems soc t1eeced underwear AT 3Sc
at American Clothing House.

at American Clothing House.
Your best friend can give you no
better advice than this: For i'm
pure blood, bad stomach and weak
nerves take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Southern Methodist Confer
ence held at Fulton, Mo. last week.
tabled resolution that the confer
ence declare itself in favor of the pro-
hibition ticket.
Uncle Jim Graves is running his
steam cider mill Tuesdays and
Wednesdays OF each week instead of
Tuesdays and Thursdays as stated
in THE TINES a week or 80 ago.
The new 'Walk-Over'' Shoes are
here and up TO their usual standard.
American Clothing House.
Putnam Fadeless DYES. Olive Green.
produces the beautiful dark green 80
fashionable in dress patterns this
year. lOcper package. Sold by H.
t. Tucker.
Prot ". B. Ewing, formerly a
prominent citizen and successful
teacher OF this county, now OF Cuca-
monga. Cal, sends us remittance
for renewal.
\ snake made an effort to enter
the home of T. J Smith last Friday
evening, through the window. but
was prevented by the screen. 1t was
evidently frightened by the storm.
When dispatched it measured nearly
) feet in length and was as large
around as a mans wrist.
Yale COffees are blended by experts
and roasted by the new process
which preserves the strength and fine
flavor. You will save - per cent by
their use. For sale at Spot Cash
Store.
The undersigned banks hereby
agree TO close their respective doors
at 200 o'clock p. m, instead OF t
o clOckp. m, the usual time. during
the street fair. for the purpose OF
allowing their employees TO attend
said fair. Mo. STATE BANK,
BATES Co. BANK.
FARMERS BANK.
Ii made right a trial will convince
you that Yale Coffee is the richest
smOOthest and most delicious aa-
vOred coffee you ever tasted. For
sale at Spot Cash Store
Our substantial and energetic
friend J. NJ. McGovern called and had
The TINES sent to his friend Joseph
Ouerbaeh, at Gillespie. Ill Mr.
Querbaeh, with his mother Mrs. Mag
gle Querbach. returned home last
week after weeks visit with the
family Of Mr.. McGovern. The young
men were schoolmates back i'll Hi
nois. Mr.. .. is "a capitalist and
thinks of locating in this county.
K. f. Rucker, a promising young
architect with Senator H. H. Hohen-
schild, OF Rolla, and f. b. Miller. an
architect of note, from Jefferson City,
complimented US pleasantly on Tues
day They were before the county
court in competition with other ar
chltects, to furnish plans for the pro-
posed new court house to be voted
on at the general election.
All the newest and correct styles in
street hats. Pattern hats to suit
the most fastideOus. Trimmings OF
all descriptions. Come and see them.
a look will convince you.
NJ. & y. EVANS.
452t Opera House Block.
Sheriff Mudd went to Evansville.
Ind, the first OF the week and
brought back TO Butler. W. F. Never,
wanted for selling a piano for Ray
Mc' uIIoch, 10 a party near MerWln
and skipping with the money. He
was W. F. Meyer, all right. but not
the one wanted, although the re-
sem blance TO the criminal was mark
ed. He readily came with the sheriff
without a requisition. Said he had
no ties 70 bind him there and could
do as we'll in Missouri as anywhere.
Capt. Tygard met with a very
painful and what promised for a
time to be a serious mishap on Fri
day last. The spring in his office
chair broke and threw him over
backward In the fall the arm OF
the chair struck him over the heart.