The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06
The best sc batting at McKibben' s.
Straight front corsets, 81. The
glove-fitting kind, at Mckibben's.

glove-fitting kind, at Mckibben's.
| Mrs. NJ A. Cass favored us with !
| pleasant call and had her paper /
changed from Lone Oak to Rich Hill !
! to which town she recently moved.
Mrs. Cass is most excellent lady /
and has been friend and patron OF
THE TINES for a number of years.
Buy the best steel range for the !
! least money at Frank Smith L Son :. !
Robert Williams, 10 years of age, |
while out hunting near MoundviIle,
Vernon county, Friday. with other
boys, accidentally discharged his tar
get rife, the ball penetrating his
ankle and fracturing the bone. The
small boy and the rifle is Il danger
! our institution.
Why don't you burn a Superior
cook stove, the best made. Sold only
nv Frank Smith K Son. 4-3t
A. 5. kemper, OF Prairie City, in
forms US that the remains OF his son
Oran. killed III China, mention of
which was made in THE TINES two
weeks ago. was received at Rockville
on Wednesday last and inferred i'll
Prairie City cemetery. He could not
recognize the corpse. a. decOmpcSi-
ton was too far advanced.
We handle full line OF Heinz &
Reid Murdoch Monarch goods.
43t FRANK SMITH & SoN.
Ira Nation, young man Is years
old, living i'll Appleton City, was at
cidentally killed Thursday while out
hunting with some friends. The gun
he was using was muzzle-lOading
one and was overcharged and eX-
ploded The young mans face was
horribly burned and the top OF his
forehead crushed.
Take your produce to Frank Smith
& Son. your neighbor does. ask him
why. f-3t
II. A. Wayland, one Of the most
substantial and reliable young farm
ers in the county, favored us with n
pleasant call and renewed for his
mother, Mrs NJ T. Wayland' paper.
There are no better people in the
state than the Waylands and THE
TINES is proud to number them
among its friends.
Bunk" McGinnis was taken from
iail Monday morning by Sheriff Mudd
and Deputy Payson Hartwell, to Il
barber shop and given shave, then
he was taken to Hagedorn's gallery
and photographed. Hewas then ia
ken to a clothing store and furnished
a new suit after which to a grocery
store where he was treated to
C oranges, tobacco, etc.
s. L. Oldham, citizen of Rich Hill,
. and father OF Claude Oldham. for
Y mer editor OF the Rich Hill Tribune,
I was stricken with paralysis last week
while on a visit to relatives at Arrow
, Rock. Saline county, the entire left
: side being effected. He was brought
+ home Sunday, and while yet perfectly
helpless, it is thought he is improv-
ing.
Isl n
= article from the St Louis Republic
to the effect that Governor Stephens
declared his intention to grant a
e stay of execution to Bunk Me
t Ginnis for 80 days. We understand
= that the Governor told Prosecuting
Attorney Clark over tie telephone
that he had made no such statement
as credited to MIN in the Republic.
T 4 Jail delivery took place at La
/ mar, Mo. Saturday night. three
prisoners making their escape. They
gained their liberty by cutting
through the floor of their cell and re-
! moving two stones from the founda
:, ton OF the building. Fellow prison
ers say that revolvers had beer
struggled into the Jail for them. The
:. prisoners were held for the robbery
e of Johannes & Sons hardware store
Many of ourpeople remember .Iohr
NJ. Allison, formerly of this county
/ for a number of years living III Cali
l. fornia. He writes Us that he recently
IS sold his farm near Sanger to advant