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WOULD SCAB OVER, BUT rot
HEAL.

Mr.. Jno. Massie, Owensboro, KY, writes:
about three years ago a blister came on
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When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipa-
ton; i~nvigorates the whole system.
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Trisnniai Convention, international
Sunday School Association, Denver,
Colo. January pc to JulY 2. 1902.
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Don't Start Wrong.

The regular dance at the CONNER
cial club tonight.
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iNdtc VI 9io-oo lOr rOuuu Trip. lick
cts on sale June pa. Return limit July
5. 1902.
T. 7. MYERS Agon+
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-12-11
Christmas Bells
Are Ringing.
JIM'S SPECIALS
ARE BRINGINGs

Santa Claus prices to you, begin
ming SATURDAY, DEC. 18th, md
continuing till WEDNESDAYNIGHT
DEC. 9th; providing we can keep
enough of this stock in store to con.
tinue the special sale for this limited
time. We have lots of candies and
will have a fine lot Of assorted cakes
and other goodies to tickle the taste
OF the old as well as the babies.
Think about it beginning Saturday
morning, Dec. 18th, 1902.
Mixed candy worth Zoe IL for &C.
Royal chocolate candy worth zoe
ID for 15c.
Choice assorted cakes worth l5c
and zoe ID for Zoe.
Ginger snaps worth 15c ID. ? lbs
for 15c.
Cove oysters worth IN to zoe can
for 15c.
Bulk coffee good as Lion or Ar.
buckle coffee for 7]sc per H..
Good brooms worth 25c for Die.
Jim's Special high grade extracts
worth l5c per bottle, > bottles for
25c.
Kansas Joe cigars Doc per box
II in a box. We are not closing out
our entire stock. We have been in
business OF some kind for 10 years i'll
Butler. We have made all we have
by dealing fair and yet making
legitimate margin. We expect to
stay among our friends and wish to
thank them for their liberal patron.
age, and in order to show our high
appreciation for this years trade
and to solicit a continuance OF all our
customers and many new ones for
years to come. We feel that we owe
the people at least once a year a
chance to prepare for the Holt
days with but little expense, as we
carry the largest assortment OF coli
fee and do our own blending and
roasting. We can furnish fine fresh
roasted coffee at less price than any
house that buys old roasted coffee.
Old coffee looses its strength, but the
retail merchant does not loose the
price. 1t costs you just the same as
new roast. We don't expect every
body to buy, but we wanteverybody
to come and look. You are always
welcome at our tireside, whether you
buy goods OF us or someone else.
Socome and feel at home. This sale
closes Wednesday night. Dec. 24th.
inns L, &.
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More new holiday goods from
Cough & Hess. North Side Square.
G. W. Clardy, now in the real es-
tate business in Kaneas City, spent
Sunday in the city with his family.
Santa Claus should visit every
home this year and make the hearts
of the little ones rejoice with pre-
sent OF some kind.
The public schools at Madison,
Kansas, have been closed on account
of an epidemic of diphtheria among
the children of the town.
Mrs. W. A. Fay, of Springfield, ar
rived Thursday night in Butler, and
is spending a few weeks visiting her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Nor
ris.
In the absence OF Judge Graves
Saturday the bar paid Attorney B.
F. Jeter, the high compliment OF
electing him special Judge to hold
court for the day.
The first quarterly meeting OF the
NJ. E. Church, South, for this confer
ence year was held at the church
Monday evening. The new elder will
be in Butler next Sunday and preach
at night.
The poultry exhibition the last OF
this month promises to be the best
show Of the kind yet held in the coun-
ty. So the president Of the associa-
ton; Judge W. W. Graves informs
US.
Miss Lula Wiseman, q farmers
daughter, living near White Cloud,
Kansas, used gasoline as d substitute
for stove polish. Her clothes caught
fire, and she was fatally burned.
Robbers broke into the postoffice
at Rocky Ford, Col. Saturday night,
dynamited the safe. They took only
money, stamps and registered letters
were not molested.
Judge Graves came home from
0sceola Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family. leaving again Mon
day for Warsaw, where be holds a
special term OF court this week.
The Adrian Journal reports the
marriage in that city Wednesday
evening OF last week of Miss Effie Nj.
Young to,S. Fl. Cummings, Of Atchi.
son, Kansas. The ceremony took
place at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Young.
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TINES Telephone No. 81.

Zero weather prevails in Chicago.
Holiday Novelties at Cough & Hess.
N. B. Jeter went to st. Louis Sat-
.urday night on a business trip.
Fine medalions at Cough & Hess's
drugstore, North Side Square.
With three protracted meetings 60
ing on, Butler ought to be good.
WANTED.-All the old feather beds
in Bates county. LEE CULVER,
6tf West Side Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Campbells little
daughter has been quite sick for sew
eral days.
Clyde Mcfarland spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Mcfarland.
Charlie Smiser, who has been spend
ing q week or so in Oklahoma, has
returned home home.
Cut prices on heating stoves.
G. W. DIXON.
W. 81. Walton, OF Kansas City,
spent Saturday in Butler on business
and visiting relatives and friends.
THE TIMES extends congratulations
Y to Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Arnold over
ethe arrival OF q fine boy at their
home.
Mrs. l. N. Mains, who was called to
Coldwater, Michigan, by the illness
of her sister-in-law, has returned
home.
Treasurer w. T. johnson, who has
been spending two or three weeks in
Tex as for his health, has returned
home.
General William Booth, founder OF
the Salvation Army, was in Kansas
City Tuesday and preached at con-
vention hall.
Oliver W. Holmes was swornin as
la member of the federal supreme
court to succeed the late Justice
Gray Monday.
Judge Henry, Of Kansas City, who
u has been seriously sick for several
weeks, reported to be sinking rapidly
and death is expected at any hour.
We have more than City different
styles d Rockers, a nice line to select
axmas present from.
CIV. DIXON.
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DR.. Christy lost a fine horse few
days ago.
WANTED A teacher to teach Dill
Ion school, Mound township,
A terrific snow storm and gale Wis
tied the New England and middle
states Friday.
United States Minister Alfred +.
Buck dropped dead, while shooting
ducks from a boat nearTokio, Japan,
Friday.
DR.. Cannon has moved into his
new residence on Delaware street.
He has one of the cosiest homes in
the city.
Sam Levy, formerly connected
with the firm of Sam'l Levy & Co.,
this city, spent Sunday in town Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Sam'l Levy.
This was Mr. Levy's first visit to
Butler since leaving here Il years
ago.
Thos. Jones, a well known attor-
ney OF Kansas City, was found dead
in his bed at his room, 912 East
Eleventh street, Kansas City, Satur-
day morning. Hewas agreat church
worker, and one time was president
OF the Missouri State Christian En-
deavor association.
B. W. Loring, first lieutenant W.
S. y. retired, died Friday at his home
in Oswego, New York He witnessed
the assassination OF President Lin
coin, and was one of the first to
reach the stricken man and help carry
him to the house where he died.
The Epworth League of the Ohio
Street NJ. f. Church is preparing for
a fancy needlework Bazaar to be held
| in the room above Fox's livery stable
Tuesday evening, Dec. 16. Fancy
Work" suitable for Xmas presents
will be on sale. Special attention is
also being given to the Dressed Doh
Booth. Everybody cordially invit-
ed.
A cannery at Butler would not only
be paying investment to the own
ers, but prove a good thing for the
town. The one at Osceola, Mo-, did
business this last year to the amount
OF Is, 900 cases Of tomatoes, 500
cases Of pumpkins and paid out to
the farmers and to help in wages
something over $4,000. What say
you, Carpenter Il Shafer, on the can
merry question?
The Rock Island railroad officials
are surveying through our county.
The survey as it now stands misses
Butler five or six miles to the east.
The Rock Island people are asking
no questions and the survey atsome.
body's expense certainly looks like
business. To find out what this sur
yey means Butler business men are
making no effort. If this road is to
be built through the county, and
there appears to be no doubt of that
| fact, the citizens OF this city should
make some effort to see that it does
not miss Butler six miles or even six
hundred yards. Therefore, = .aeet,
ing should be called and the proper
steps taken to induce the company
| in case the road is built to tap But.
Her. In this matter there should be
no delay as it is apparent to all that
this town cannot afford to let this
road pass us by.
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Another new store in Butler, the
metropolis of Bates county. New
furniture, old furniture, now stoves.
oId stoves, new prices, but no old
prices. Come and see me.
LEE CULVER
West Sidr square.
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The Missouri State Bank has n
large amount of idle money To loan.
Parties wanting to buy stock or de-
string money for other purposes can
lie accommodated, 5l-tf
The TIMES had pleasant call
Monday from its esteemed young
friend o, ii. Couchman, who now re-
sides at Helena, Montana, where he
holds the responsible place OF stamp
Waterman, position he has held for
the past four years. He draws a
good salary and enjoys good health.
lie was here to visit hOmefolks few
days, and returned to his post of
duty Tuesday. He has our thanks
Tor a renewal of his subscription.
X. ID. Ewin writes us that he isnow
located at Muskygee, Indian Terri
tory. The town is about the size of
Butler, but is hourishing place
Made so byrailroad shops and whole
sale stores. Carpenters, he said, get
$3.O0per day, teams SO 90 and com.
mon laborers from $1.5O to S1.75
per day. Bob was well pleased to
hear that old Bates had elected her
entire Democratic ticket from top to
bottym. The TINES is glad to hear
from it's old friend Bob, and glad to
know he is doing well.
A special invitation is extended to
holiday buyers to Hills Cash Store
on the east side. In beautiful dis
play OF all kinds of holiday goods of
almost every description from the
cheap toy for the children to elegant
presents for older people no store in
town compares to Hills Cash Store.
This store is loaded this year to
please you, and you will have no
trouble to find what you want. Go
early and get the pick.
Only couple of weeks now until
Christmas, and this should be the
busiest month with our merchants OF
all the ear, and from now on Christ
mas shopping with our people will be
in order. What shall l buy as pre-
sent for father, mother, wife, ehus-
band or children, will be the allah
sorbing question. Well, if you don t
know what you want, you can get
help and valuable information by
consulting the advertising columns
OF THE TINES. The merchants ad-
vertising in THE TINES have made
big preparations for the holiday
trade, which they expect to be large
this year and by consulting this pa
per before you start out shopping
you can select what you want with
out trouble.
To introduce them to trade in this
locality sale OF fifty sewing ma
chine will take place at the Butler
Cash Department Store, this city,
Monday December 18th. This sale
includes the New Royal and other
makes. The machines will range in
price from s10.9S and up. To in,
troduce them the manufacturer him
self will offer for sale the first car load
30 sample machines, ut manufacture
er's cost All machines are warrant
ed for ten years by the manufacturer.
Now is the time to get a sewing ma
chine at actual cost and the Butler
Cash Department Store will be the
place to it find December Is. Don't
forget the date. For further partic-
ulars read the advertisement of the
Butler Cash Department Store on
the first page of this paper.
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For SALE-A choice list OF farms.
Call or write for prices and terms.
A. $. MILLHORN.
40-tf Real Estate Ag't, Butler, Mo.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Some Of Nj HawIey's Opponents Are
Getting Busy
THEY WANT AFEw OF THE OFFICES.
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Work on the sss Wal Is Not Progressing
as Fast as Had Beer Expected.
Interest IN the Carnival.

Galveston, Texas, November S0--There
Is stir among the local republicans.
which may OF may not mean anything OK
consequence The opponents Of National
Committeeman Hawley are actively work
Ing FOR some Offices which are held by
the friends Of that gentleman, AMI e
seems that they DO not consider their
cause hopeless where offices have already
been given out. They cite Instances where
the president created vacancies and hint
that similar action VIII be taken rcgarlu y
certain Offices here. Just what win be ac.
couplished remains to be seen, but the
hopeful outs promise some important de-
SClopmcnts along the Tine mentioned
within the next two weeks.
The voloyrd men are largely represent.
ed Ia that faction ot the republican party
uot dominated 10y Mr. tlawlcN and they
evidently feel that the recent stand taken
by the president regarding The appoint.
meRt OF negroes to othce strengthens their
cause.
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YCAkUM LOCALS.
Remains Of S. t. Ford Shipped 70 Temple
Tor Burial

Remains Of S. l.. Ford Shipped to Temple
for Burial
Yoakum Texts November 50 The re
mains of s.. L. Ford, the brakeman vino
was Eiled I'm the san Autonio and Aran
eas Pass railroad yards here Friday night,
were shiprcd to Temple the home OF hs
mother yesterday evening. Deceased was
member Of the Broth rhood Of II llwa}
Tiaiuuru.
A party Of distinguished citizous Of North.
cri states pass d through Nookum cs
tcrday on ihoil way TO Portland TO spend
several days shooting. Among the p,rty
were Governor W r Durbiu, senator I.
=. Newly Col q. H. Trim, capt II T.
Noucamp. all Of Indiana; Juuec r Johu'
son Of Chicago and Dr Latham of New
York
Notwithstanding Yesterday was an unus.
ua tad day, tho town wes crowded with
country people and business In all lines
was good
Several wagonloads Il pccans were
brought tn from th Largca river during
tho past week, and found ready sale at .
a.. ntS per pound
Mcssrs j J. Fitzpatrick and W w Glenn
ont nd Miss pHtt whit ~ the Citv schools
uttoudc6 the cuurty teachers institute az
turIa Yesterday.
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. Amendment


Austin. Texas. November 3e.--Ihomas II.
I.anghnm. mayor Of Beaumont, was IN Aus.
fin Yesterday evening IN consultation With
the attorney general with reference to'some
tax ievies and city ordinances The 9ttor-
pev generals approval Of these ordinances
ana TAX lew was sought With view OF
rc,no,lne abv objection to n city bond Is
sne ~ $4,000 that Beaumont IS about
ready TO make. To The Post correspondent
-, ,.,,ar, said Yesterday that he WIS
~, Used educated grew to manhood,
I'M liyes and expects 10 die 10 beaumont.
~ Ia further. I'VE have plenty OF rice
in BeaHaont, plenty Of oil plenty q aun On
Per ggbPpN We have eve National banks,
and sne savings bank Eyeryqnody, mat s
seslIr wants work can set Il. BRICK ma.
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Tiopa Texas, November 29,-J D Rod
gers is putting m q new bulldog, to re
as as a restaurant otsef improvements
grc being pat up from day 70 day.
Many are here enjoying the menlen
rrouoTticg Uf the Tiogl mineral water
rbo soho is pr n sping nicely go0i
Attendance and much interest manliesteu
by pupils. .,r,, a,,c.
The holiness peop.e are having q t nm,
crssful meeting NJ this pi'ce' tnt m's''Ns
has been Ia prog ess over . week.
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WANTED TO BTY--Good paying business
any kinl, for cash. Send postal BOX y,
IIuuston -
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FOR SALE-A fine business In center Of
business portion OF Benumont' store has
lease; cause, sickness, Address IT, this
office %
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4 TITLE WANT ADS
R--s bring big results.
BOARD AND ROOM.


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pESlRABLE ROOM ana board In privnte /
twlui'E Tut couple or two gentlemen; ref I
wy large front rooms. furnIshcd. NTH OF
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t1ally located; modern conyeulcucos; Table
oVlIG socl!tied Si2 Travis street 81
Rooms AND BOARD three OlocEs from
Llce hotel. 5uS Caroline. 81
FRONT ROOM and board With private
tahly i0r couple, modern house: close In
-appy II Capitol avenue 81
LAhEE front room UPSTAIRS furnished or
uUItth. SNcdi new house. modern; good
tao't aoard; near by. cell 25Ql Louisi-
ma ana near McGowcu 3
RNlSHED on ufunlsned rooms aud
BOARD for couple or two gentlemen. pii-
r2te family lot aud cold oath. gns aud
l'Anle' uu car Vac. ten blocks from Rice
4oLeL l6l3 Travis street, .
BOARD aud looms. h private family, for
NW'sNA'4I couple without children; refer
ynees eAehaised. glo Peose avenue.
wANrED.rour day 6oarlars d2o Adsfia,
o9Iosllg 0igA school 5
A NICELY furnished roun suftlDle for n
couple, or two gentlemen. With good table
board, Apply et 1lC4 Calhoun avenue. i
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WANTED or ten-horse power up
right boiler or vertical engno and boiler
state age, condition and price. ll02' thi5S
Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0TTCF Is hereby given that specla.
meeting Of the stockholders Of the TeIHs
ana New Orleans Railroad Company has
6e"n chilled by the board Of directors ~
9ssambIg al the general office Of thE
company at Houston, Texas, at 10 o'eiocsA
M on the 1st day OF December, l9OI'
IN following purposes, to-Wit:
70 authorize and provide for amenl
t,g ~, charter or articles OF incorpord-
TX, ~ said company so as TO authorize
~, -, construct, own. maintain and Lper
go railroad from point on it's present
line IN Jefferson county az or ~ iAe
r.if,itg 81 Sour Lake station, extending
General northerly direction to ana
tt,rourI SOUR Lake Springs, In HARDIN
connfV' and thence TO- into and through
OF ~ IN Hardin county Texas.
'YE"' 10 authorize and provide. for tne
construction of the railroad referred . ~, 70
~ ne nreceding paragraph under the pIs
~ sa Entertainment 10 the said compan{
pbsrter or articles Of incarceration .sc.i
b. seger. secretary.
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Department Notes,

Austin. Texas, November 3o--Ihc
Wuodsv oIth Bsiu Drug company n
Fort Worth nlcd an amendment to lts
charter this evening, increasing tho capital
stock from $1,000 to $4,000, aud changing
the business hcadqua tcrs from Weather
ford to r. n Mo tn
state Purchasing Agent g. 7 Dodge viii
ask for bids ON q months supply NJ hog
products Tor the state institutions Mnnd1r,
December L. The bids win hc opened
IureM-N. nceomhcr 2.
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peddy Accented Sentence.

Grecnviile, Texas, November 25.-JuhSe
Conner ovcrruled the motion for q new
trial In the Jim Peddy case ana yesterday
afternoon defendant appeared and accent
ed sentence TO hye years IN the ,penl-
tentiarg ms means that there VIII be
no appeal Of the case.
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Children Like II.

MY little boy took the Group one nieht,"
says r. D. Reynolds Of Mansfield. o., aud
grew so bad you could hear him b'outhe al
over tho house. tLoughJ he woul die nut
a feW does Of one Minute Cough cure re-
!lcycd and scut him 90 sleep. lhat the
last we beard Of the Group one Minute
Cough Cure Is absolutely safe ana act, at
once. For coughs. colds, Group, grip, nsth
ma and bronchitis.
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FOR SALF-Wcl established grocery bust
ness, well located; good reasons lor seq
ing; 2251 thiS Office. .
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Galveston, Texas. November 80 Interest
ln the ScaUJll carnival witch begins De
comher Is, lis on the increase. some
NJ these who viii take part in furnishing
the entertainments Tor the occasion are
already In the city and scarcely day
passes during which there arc not meet
ngs at the rooms ~ the Galveston Rusl.
ucss league and committees connected with
the work indications polut to success
and IL this one IS satisfactory others viii
I've given hero every year
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Don't forget 10 usc little Prickly Ash
Bitters whenever the stomach or bowels
arc disordered II quickly corrcrts such
troubles and makes you feel bright aud
cheerful. A. n. Kicsllng. 502 Main street;
Crescent Drug store. 80 Main street. spc.
cIul agents.
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tA 2tlneh squaring shears. W,
B--esTell Victoria, Texas .
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WANTED To BUY.

$500 TO INVEST with services in estan,
llshcd paying business; 2229, TIL. Office. Office .
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o. o, c, Delegates.

Austin, Texas. November so.--Mrs Y, r.
Fillmore, Mrs II, G Askew, Mrs NJ +.
Hardy. Mrs. Moore Murdoch. Mrs. t. /.
Robinson. Mrs. h. 3, Tbroop, Mrs A. c.
Graham Miss Mamie Wilson and Miss Ma
omi Perry Will leave Austin tomorrow for
Fort Worth 60 attend the meeting Of the
State chapter, Daughters Of the Ccnfed.
cracy. as representatives Of Albert sidney
Johnston chnptcr 81 this city.
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SONS receive 81 per hour for their work,
and cGrnenters 30 cents"
Mr I.uuEhHm has q plhllc record which
should be a source Of sonie pride TO him.
He WAS elected sheriff Of jefferson county
In 1879, reelected each succeeding year,
aud served continuously until 1900 iust
twcnty-four Yeats, In 1000 he was elected
tax collector, served until April. 1902,
when he was elected 20 the nayoraity 81
his native city,
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PROFESSIONAL.

UFTIS for rice irrigation, artesnn water;
,oricnrpd driler Price & white, Alicf.
an.os 10
-S--7773 lake NATURE CURE INSTI-
TTr'rE-Sour Lake waters mud aud tar.
O6icc 40 Mason building. SD
REST TEETH, $500 per set gas or air
nimuistered. Diamond Dental Company .
g02iG Main street. n
GREEN & SyARz
ARCHITECTS
ora obonc 244s 2l1 Mason Block.
& . COTTON y BRO. nre, tornado and
eoccident Insurance agents. 1907 Frank 10
avenue. "