The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-07
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Two fine stations, one a Wilkes,
and the other Mambrino Twill give
some one a bargain. Ii not sold by
April / will let out for the season.
Call on oraddress Ben IRELAND.
11--lt Johnstown, Mo
j. ). Pierce represents twelve com
panies and sells insurance that don't
bust. . 9 tt
Every taxpayer in the county
knows fall well that without safe FIRE
proof vaults the records of this county
are in graet danger.
Geo. p Fulkerson, formerly of
Clinton, low of Butler, was in town
the first OF the week, and paid the
Tribune "a pleasant call He likes
iiutler very much, and says he thinks
1t almost as good town as Clinton
To live in.-ClintOn Tribune.
II your stomach is weak it should
have help. Hood S Sarsaparilla gives
strength to the stomach and cure .
dyspepsia and indigestion.
For SALE-Ten good work mares,
weight 1000 to 1,40O pounds; two
young mules; l draft stallion, weight
1850; 81 2-year-old steers; l ) good
COWS and heifers. A. J. ERHART,
11-11t Elkhart, Mo-
A Carthage girl, Miss Pearl Skyles.
has a morbid desire to be photo
graphed in her coffin wearing a
shroud, that she may see how she
will look after she is dead and ready
for burial. She has made arrange
nents to have the photograph taken
in the parlor Of a Carthage under |
taker-Ex.
STRAYED-From Foster, Mo, Dun |
pony, with leather halter on, brand |
on left shoulder and hip, about Il
hands high t or years old Please
address. WILLIE DoKE.
*13-2t Foster Mo
We learn that Mrs. Geboe, the
woman who attempted suicide near
Lucas several days since, regained
consciousness Sunday and could see
a little out of one eye When asked
why she shot herself, she said she did
not know. She will probably recover
but will always be blind in one eye
perhaps both.-Clinton Democrat.
An explosion of a gasoline lamp in
q barber shop at Salina, Kan, Fri
day, injured half dozen people and
wrecked the shop. The Rev. George
Caldwell, a United Brethren minister
may die. He was blown through !,
plate glass window, temporarily
blinded by the explosion and burned
from head to foot. Several people
who were passing the shop were
blown into the street and more or
less injured by flying glass.
The editor of the Seneca Dispatch. y
who Is quite a stock man, gives the h
following plan to rid hogs of lice and :
feas. Take a large solid post and 8
plant firmly in the ground in the pen :
then bore an inch hole six or nine :
inches deep into it and a number OF =
small holes in the side OF the post to y
the large one, Wrap the post with .
some old cloth or rags and fiji the +
large hole with crude oil. 1t viii ooze =,
out and the hogs viii rub against it p,
and will he freed Of the vermin.
T, d. Rafter announces a. eard;-
late for collector Of Mt. Pleasant N
township before the democratic pri-j Il
.aaries on Feby 10th. Mr.. Rafter j. :,
IN old citizen ofour city, having lived :,
1ere since the war He has held e,
'alnber Of offices q honor and trus, :
Il the township in the past and !
ways filed them to ebe satisfaction r
= the people and his owD credit He T.
: a good democrat. we'll qualified q
nd would make n strong candidate ~ a.
N the ticket. !.