The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09

Il born diplomat. Listen how lac
complimented the fair teachers: &c.
B. Amyx is in Adrian, admiring the
best looking crowd of school marms
TO be found in Old Missouri
4 WANTED-Energetic local represen-
tative; also an office man. Salary
800 to 5000 year. References re-
quired. Address, giving age, occu-
patton, etc, Knapp & Co, 1914
Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
Capt. Nickel was in town Satur-
day. He thinks that his eye. which
very suddenly became blind a short
time ago, is slowly regaining sight.
We hope it will soon be completely
restOred.-Amsterdam Breeze.
1t is suggested by some that f. D..
Kipp will visit Washington before
his return home from his eastern trip
and instruct those benighted officials
at the national capital the proper
person for p NJ. at Adrian. Big odds
are offered on the widow.
We are in receipt OF a remittance
from DR.. q, l.. Langsford. OF Lee 5
Summit, renewing his subscription.
The doctor was in Butler the last Of
the week on business He is the son
OF the late \. B. LangsfOrd, who was
IL prominent and influential citizen
OF our county.
State superintendent, W. I. Car
rington, has granted life certificates
to Prof. A. {. Gwinn, principal OF the
West Side school and Miss Ludwig,
hate of the Butler Academy. This is
a very high honor to these Butler
teachers and shows that they are
away up in their profession.
j. d. Burch, prominent citizen OF
Pawnee. Okla, formerly OF this coun-
| ~ where he is we'll known and still
| has landed interests, was in the city
the last of the week and compliment
81 Us with a pleasant call and had
| the dates of his paper set ahead.
As G. W. PopejOy was going to his
home in Nevada one night last week
he was assaulted and robbed OF 80
cents, all the money he had on his
person One John Rogers was after
wards arrested, confessed the crime
and was locked up.
THE TINES was complimented very
highly by call from its esteemed
| lady subscriber Mrs J. II. Wells, who
after renewing for her paper. had it
sent to her daughter, Mrs. Bert Dick
erson. nee Miss Fannie Wells, at Ell
Dorado Springs.
When all Others fail to please and
the world begins to look like wash
| day and the mist rises before your
eyes which shuts out all visions of
| hope. then go to the Spot Cash Store
and buy pound OF Yale Coffee, drink
a cup and you will wear a bright
smile forever after
The members of the Adrian school
board have left nothing undone in
providing for the conf ,rt and con,
venience of the teachers. Secretary
Herrell is an expert in looking after
the welfare of the visitors. John
never neglects his duty as a member
of the board.-Adrian Journal.
The Bates County Institute AT
Adrian is very successful. Over one
| hundred teachers enrolled the first
week The citizens of Adrian are
keeping up their reputation for hos
pisality by entertaining the teachers
royalty. A grand reception was
given them by MIR. and Mrs. J. C.
Smith on Wednesday evening last.
Oscar Hogan, the 6-year-old son O.
A Hogan, who resides about Il mile
south of Walker was seriously in
iured by two COWS yesterday, SAYS
the Nevada Mail. The boy was lead
ing the cows when they became un
manageable and he was tramplet
and bruised considerably. A physi
elan was called and the boy will prob
ably escape serious injury.
1t is intimated on pretty good au
thoritv that one of the very IRIS
persons to urge that the St. Loui:
Street Railway Consolidation bill b.
stoned WAS the rpDuhlican nOmine,