The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-23

American Clothing House.
Try pair OF our Columbia full
stock calf shoes, $3.50. American
Clothing House.
Bad blood is bad thing to inherit
or acquire, but bad blood may be
made good blood by taking Hood :
Sarsaparilla.
Albert Moore writes us from Ham
ilton. Mont. where he is located in
the photograph business. He sends
Us some splendid views of Montana
scenery in and around that town.
He learned the business under Mr..
Hagedorn one of the best photogra-
pliers and artists in the state.
". 2. Largent, appointment farmer
OF Shawnee, complimented Us very
pleasantly while in the city and ia
vored us with a renewal. He is an
influential republican OF north Bates.
He thinks the cCrn crop will be fully
as good or better in the county than
last year.
Mrs. |. \. Botkin and daughter
Miss Ina OF Foster. spent last week
at til" springs. They returned home
Saturday pvening.-Frank Smith and
family OF Walnut, Bates county re-
turned home Sunday morning. They
had been camping in the east part
Of town. -ElDOradO News.
The citizens of Amsterdam have de-
posted with the bank the sum of $50
to be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction of any party
or parties who sell Intoxicating
liquors in that village. The good
people OF Amsterdam are determined
to stop the illegal traffic and are 60
ing at it in a business way.
In giving our young friend A. A.
Miller a notice last week the typo
made us say H. H. Miller. Now if
there is a gentleman by the latter
name in our county he need not be
ashamed of getting his name mixed
up with Alf's, who is a sturdy young
farmer, an honorable gentleman and
q staunch democrat.
Judge DeArmOnd will no doubt
conclude to retire from politics after
reading the paragraph devoted to
him in the resolutions passed by the
republicans of Henry county. But
hold on. 1t says 1--WE again arrsign
David A. DeArmond. Inasmuch as
he has been arraigned before he can
probably stand it another time
Clinton Tribune.
Amsterdam is coming to the front
in the way of new buildings and more
getting ready to build. W. NJ. Ora
ham and C.. +. Howe have their
dwellings, enclosed and Ray kershner
will soon have handsome broom
house up on his lots on Walnut street.
B. f. Howe expects to erect a house
on Pine street sOon.-Amsterdam
Tempest.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of G.. 4 c. Merriam Co., for
Mebster's International Dictionary,
a revised successor to the Webster S
Unabridged Dictionary. This is not
the cheap, reprint, obsolete diction-
airy, from phototype copies of book
of over fifty years ago, which is be-
ing hawked over the country from
81 to So. and given as premiums to
sell goods, but is what the name i'm
plies and brought down to date.
Little Misses Neva and Winnie
keeser, twin daughters of A. Il.
keeser, complimented our sanctum
with pleasant call and renewed for
their fathers paper and the one go
ing to their grandfather, Jacob
keeser, Sandyville, Iowa. Mr.. keeser
is section foreman, has had his home
in this city for a number of years, is
sober. industrious and trustworthy
and always attentive to duty. The
TIMES hopes to see him promoted at
an early date.
Henry Thornbrough writes from
the Precidio, Cal, hospital, to his
father at Amsterdam, that he is that
far on his road home from the Phil
ippines. He says of his condition.
Well | hated to come away and
leave Volen over there, but If they
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