The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-13

$1.00 for = years.
Salt rheum. with its burning, sting
ing sensation, is due to poor bloc d
and is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle.
Sold by H. l.. Tucker.
Persons who are in the habit of
using standard dollars as n target in
pistol practice will find after this
that their amusement will cost them
dear, for the government has decided
not to redeem any coin that has
been mutilated.-EX.
An exchange says that young men
who stand around the church doors
on earth, putting cigarette smoke.
watching people come out and smil-
ing on the girls in an emitic sort of
"a way will some day hang around the
gates of heaven while the decent peO-
nle go in, and the first thing they
know the gate is shut. forever and
they have to get accommodations
elsewhere.
The TINES regrets very much to
learn of the death OF VIM. Altman,
one of Bates county's early settlers
and one of its most esteemed citizens.
He passed away at his home near
Amoret Friday. The deceased came
to this county in an early day from
Ohio, and as a neighbOr aud citizen
no man stood higher in the commu-
nifty in which he lived
Col. James l. Pace, OF st. Louis,
eX-warden of the penitentiary, has
announced his candidacy for the po-
sition OF sergeant-at-arms of the
state senate during the coming SEES
sion of the general assembly. Col.
Pace is widely known in Missouri pol
tiles and has many friends who will
be glad to assist him to secure the
place he seeks.-Jefferson City Press.
To farmers and unsuspecting land
owners. We are creditably informed
that parties are going around over
the country talking very smoothly
on the subject of mining and mineral
and taking what the farmer supposes
to be a simple mining lease, but
which turns out to be a 99-year lease,
which is complete tie up on the
land he tills. Farmers and land
owners look out, don't be fooled
En-
Capt. Ira Scott was taken to Har-
risonville yesterday on complaint OF
6. NJ, Kellogg, ct al, to appear before
the probate court ON the charge of
insanity. He was sent to the asylum
at Nevada Saturday. He is over so |
years of age and a man of still great
physical vigor His wife died several
years ago and since then he has lived |
alone-Pleasant Hill Review
BY not going to thepost office first |
Marshal Morris is almost certain he |
lost $50. Monday night a supposed
tramp was granted permission to |
bunk for the night in the cooler. He |
was released Tuesday morning about
Z O'Clock and on going to the post
office the marshal received a card
from H q. Campbell. sheriff of Neha
ma county, Seneca, Kansas. which |
fully described the released. The
card read:
$50 Reward, for the arrest and de-
tention Of William Lynn charged with
an attempt to rape He is about
30 years old, height about = feet :
inches. weight about loo pounds
dark hair and beard. complexion
very dark, quick dark eyes. end of /
thumb on right hand off at first
Joint. When last seen he wore q
mustache and goatee. At times
drinks t6sQXcess- Jumped his bond |
and left Seneca about Dee. ,, 1900
Marshal Morris made a search of /
the town Immediately on receipt ii /
the card, but his man had disappear
ed. He heard OF him once being in a
saloon drinking From the H.
seription given he is satisfied he was
the man wanted