The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-11-14
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WANTED-Old iron, rags, hides,
steel, copper, brass, rubber, zinc,
bones and furs OF all kinds. Will pay
the highest market price for quick
delivery of the above articles for the
next 60 days, JIM. SALLEE.
AGENTS WANTED;-We want a few
more men in this part Of Missouri.
p. 0. Box 4946 Boulder, COL, The
Retail Credit and Collection Associa-
tion. 2-tf
statesmen WANTED.-To look after
our interests in Bates and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission.
Address, LINCOLN On Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
statesmen WANTED:-to look after
our interests in Bates and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Adj
dress The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
The TINES takes pleasurein enroll
ing the name of Gilbert Barbee, a
capitalist Of Joplin and democratic
state committeeman from the 18th
district. Mr.. Barbee is a strong
man and is making an aggressive
fight for Stone for senator.
Geo. A. Brant, buying apples in
Cedar county and making his head
quarters at ElDorado Springs, died
in that town the 7th inst, from a
severe attack of peritonintis after a
brief illness. He was so years old
and a member of the Woodmen OF
the World.
P.J. Jewett OF Summit township,
who has been suffering great pain in
his right foot from blood poison
caused bv a wound made by drop
ping an ak on his foot couple Of
weeks ago, was in the city Monday
ON crutches. He said he had been
having time of it, but was getting
better now.
Mrs. NJ. V. Carroll returned We'd
nesday morning from st. Louis. Miss
Lena B. Hurt. who accompanied her
to the city, secured good position
as stenographer for prominent
legal firm. Miss Hurt served IN the
House Engrossing force in the last
legislature and has MANY friends in
this city.-Jefferson City Press.
Miss Hurt referred to is the daugh-
ter of Dick Hurt OF our city. She is
remarkably bright and vivacious
girl, and has many friends here who
rejoin in her good fortune and CON-
mend her energy and ambition.
The Joplin Globe says: A. c. Ed,
rington, a prominent real estate
dealer OF Butler, was in the city yes
terday on business. Mr.. Edrington
is one OF the leaders in Missouri'a
young democracy and has been a fg-
ure in Bates. county politics for a
number OF years, having been in at
tendance at every state convention
since 1894 Mr.. Edrington spoke
very highly of Congressman Dear
mond and said he considered him az
one OF Missouri's brightest represent.
atives in the lower house.
Mr.. Burlington expressed the opin
ion to a Globe reporter that Bates
county democrats favor Ex- Governor
Stone for Senator.
The transport Warren, to which
the Washington authorities reported
had been transferred the congres
siona1 party, Of which Judge Dear
mond is a member, from the Sheridan
detained at Nagasaki, ives reportet
to have struck on q rock near Shin
onoseki strait while going fall speed
! and damaged about twenty OF it
plates. Only the vessels doubl'
bottom prevented II from sinking
There were besides the congressiona
party !, LOO svldieu on board. ThiI
VII dsisy Judge BsArmond, sud i
4 hardly probsbls b win arriv'
homs belors The Int q Dsesmber. s