The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-11-21
Furs at McKibben's.

last week.
Black dress goods at McKibben's.
A special election will be held at
Mo, December 10th to
vote $40. ZOO in bonds for the pur-
pose OF putting in new water and
electric light plant for the city.
My honey is so sweet. 3fbs for35c
Leonard's honey at Jim's C. q.
The Lamar Democrat reports the
theft 6f a fine horse, saddle and bride
from Leroy Watkins. "A farmer resid- |
ing west Of Lunar in Barton county.
The horse was black, about 10 hands |
high, with one white hind foot.
Good shirtings at McKibben's.
DIR. Hull, who recently sold his res
idence to Mrs. d. y. Thompson will
build in the spring on one of the lots
in the old Academy block in the
northwest part of the city. No pref
tier building site is to be found in all
Butler,
23c underwear for Doe at McKib-
ben's.
BY order from the President of the
State Board Of Health all OF the pris-
oners at the jail were vaceinated by
DIR. Boulware, member OF the county
board of health the other day, and
in consequence the prisoners, some
ten or twelve in number, have very
sore arms.
43c underwear for zoe at McKib-
ben's.
The Rich Hill Coal Mining Co. is
in dispute with it's miners over
the matter OF a acknowledgment, and
a strike is threatened on the part of
she miners. As the matter nov
stands, the miners claim they are not
allowed n representative at the
scales TO take the weight OF coal,
25c union suits for Zoe at McKib-
ben's.
Aunt Jane Hutchinson, OF ElDora-
do Springs, remembers Us with re-
mittance to set her date ahead and
writes, keep TIE TIMES coming and
when ysu want more let me know"
Aunt Jane is a Dudley, one of the
strongest families in this county.
She is n most estimable lady and can
command The TINES at all times
New kid gloves at McKibben's.
Knock out sale on sheet music
commencing ut once. Up-to-date
copyright sheet music that Others get
% and 30 cts per copy, Knockout
price, ten in bundle, ) cents per
copy, 80 cents per bundle. Nothing
less than ten copies for DC per copy at
L. NJ. Stanleys, West Side Music
Store.
Watch for the big ad in next issue
ofthis paper.
1t is announced that Lieutenant
Edward peArmnnd Land Miss Taots-
Hannah will be married during the
holidays at the brides home in Au-
burn, n. Y. These young people
grew up together in Butler. were
sweethearts when schoolmates. Lieut..
DeArmond is graduate of West
Point Military Academy and is locat-
ed with his company TT. Sam Hous-
ton. Texas.
Black silks at Mckibbens.
Mrs d n Thompson purchased
the city residence OF DR.. j. L. Hull on
North Fulton street and expects to
occupy it as a home. This is fine
new residence of modern appoint
ments. TIE TIMES welcomes Mrs.
Thompson and her accomplished
daughter, Ora, to our city. We I'M
derstand the son, Ebert, will occupy
the home place north of Butler.
Extra dress Innings at Mckibben's.
Several farmers around Osceola
contemplate going into tobacco cul-
ture next spring. 1t has been amply
demonstrated that the hillsides
around Osceola produce AZ fine u
variety of the weed as can he grown
in any section Of the country andt the
crop ID always profitable. Farmers
living i'm remote sections from the
railroad would also find it profit
able crop. as it is easily handled
Osceola Democrat.