The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-13


her home in Chicago She spent the
past four weeks tenderly nursing her
sister. Mrs. j. A Cobb. in her last
| illness.
Putnam Fadeless DYES. Orange.
produces beautiful burnt orange
! shades that are extremely fast TO
/ light and washing. Toe per package.
Sold by H. L. Tucker
The fourth annual reunion OF the
| United Confederate Veterans of Mis-
souri, will he held at Warrensburg,
| on Sept - and -. A rate of one
fare for the round trip is secured on
all the railroads.
LOsT-A pocketbook. on road be-
tween Andrew Herman and Mont
rose. containing so. SO-three fives,
two two dollar bills and three dollars
and eighty cents in silver, also papers
with name OF Jim Shubert. Will give
finder - to return to owner or at
The TIMES office. j W. SHUBERT.
When all Others fail to please and
the world begins to look like wash
day and the mist rises before your
ewes which shuts out all visions of
hope. then go to Spot Cash Store
and buy pound of Yale Coffee, drink
a cup and you will wear bright
smile forever after.
{. F. Beard favored US pleasantly
and hai the dates on his paper set
ahead. Mr. Beard is a clever gentle
man and popular with his party as
sOciateS. being nominee for sheriff on
the Progressive Peoples ticket OF
course Joe Smith will be elected, but
Charley Beard stands high with his
neighbOrs.
A. j. Wright writes Us from Chica-
| 90 that the weekly visit of The
TINES is like a letter from home and
enclOses remittance for renewal. No
better family OF people ever left Bates
county than that of Jacob \ Wright,
of whom the above is a son, and
their many friends here will always
be glad to hear OF their prosperity.
W. NJ. McBee, of Ash Grove, No,
accompanied by his brother-in-law
l.. { CulbertsOn, a sterling young
democratic farmer of Summit town
ship, cOmplimented us by a call on
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. McBee are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs CulbertsOn.
Mr.. McBee reports that W. A. Steph-
ems. formerly Il citizen OF Butler, now
living at Ash Grove, has married a
young and pretty wife.
NJ l.. Price and f. NJ Patrick
both OF Bates county, have opened a
poultry. game and produce esta blish
ment in the building opposite the
Herald office Both gentlemen come
to our city ELECTROMAGNETIC as first
class citizens and business men and
start out with a prospect. OF success
The firm name of the enterprise will
be the NJ. l.. Price Poultry Co -Ap
pleton City Herald.
Thos. J. Smith left Monday fol
New York as attorney for Mt. Pleas
, ant township to take deposition O
/ the plaintiff, Jas. { Edwards, in his
: suit to recover against old Mt. Pleas
= ant township on two bonds of ) i .00t
each. that were not compromised
Interest has accumulated until the
claim amounts to about $4,000
Mr.. Smith will visit his old home neal
Bowling Green, XIV, before returning
f He will be gone about two weeks.
Jones Bros. X. A. and 5. E. raised
on the c. Mckenna farm, three mile:
south of Butler, 900 bushels of wheat
o on 30 acres of ground. r. A. Jones
informs US that the grains were vel
filled out and the wheat OF a splendid
r quality. Ed Ellege and Mr.. Black die
V the threshing and gave good salts
:. faction We would call 30 bushels o
r wheat to the acre a good yield, ear
any one beat it?
Rich Hill Review Sth.-While th'
d 9 O'Clock local train, was switching
: in the wards at this place this morn
d inc it ran into a twO-seated carriag
belonging to a Mr.. Liggett OF Hume
The vehicle. which contained thre'
c ladies and a gentleman, was over
II turned and badly damaged but tn
; occupants luckily escaped withou
injury Butler is enforcing her or
S dinance against the weeds. They ar
going to have a clean town for thei
street fair. This is right. JnO. Heel
; reports catch of II fine bass in th'
: Butler lake Yesterday afternoon. Th,
g samples shown TO friends on tn
- street this afternoon were fine specl
Il mems of this particular brand OF tn
= tribe.