The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-02-27

NAAtihC ttAAN HAtAAb NAAAA AAa'a 49,
trimmings. DEACON Bros. X Co.
Our highly esteemed old friend
William Baskerville, of Deep Water
township, has for over twenty years
remembered us annually with re-
newal. He is a wealthy farmer, an
influential citizen, courteous and
clever gentleman, and THE TINES APP
preciates his friendship and patron
age very highly,
4 banker and municipal treasurer
in an Italian town disappeared, leav-
ing deficit of 100000 The au-
thorities proceeded to open his
strong box and found it to contain a
piece of paper inclosing 36 cents and
stating that the money was for the
locksmith who should be deputed tn
break open the safe.
We call attention to the announce
ment of Ed Childs for City Collector.
Ed is worthy and popular young
democrat Who has always taken n
very active part in party success. He
was born and raised in Butler and
deserves well ut the hands Of her peo-
pie. He is a worthy soberand indus
trious young man, thoroughly com
petent and reliable, will make n
strong race and il elected fill the
office acceptably to ALL
Chas. NJ. Cameronis another young
active, energetic and worthy young
man and democrat. He came OF
democratic stock and is true to his
breeding. He was born and raised
in ourmidst isa sturdy young Ameri'
| can and when The call for troopsMns
made for the Spanish war he was
among the first to volunteer, Nc
young man in thecommunity stands
higher as a sober, Industrious, hon
orable citizen. He will make good
City Collector, il very popular
and ii nominated and elected vii
: make "A model officer,
DR.. II. ID. McClintnck, one OF Bate.
county's Oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens and reputable physi
clans, made Us IA very pleasant cal
ON Saturday and favored us with t
renewal. Or. McClntock is a dignifi
ed, courteous old Virginia gentleman
His grandfather was an officer in thu
Revolutionary army, his father wa'
in the war OF 1912 and the Doctor
andfour of his brothers fought in tn,
war Of the rebellion. The Doctor ha.
a been -practicing medicine in New
|. Home and ad Joining Townships eve
! since the war.
The funeral services ofJohn Bosnia
who died at his home III this cit,
Monday afternoon, took place iron
the Ohio street NJ. f. church at 2:3'
o'clock p. III. Tuesday. The service
5 were under the auspices of Bate
CountylPost No. 5S, &. \. r TIL
t deceased had been afflicted for a Ion;
| time with lung trouble and for sever
e al months had been confined to hi
Y bed. Mr.. Bosnia was an old soldie
and member of the Ohio street N
f. church. He was a quiet either
!: honorable in all his dealings and lii
ed by all who knew him.
$ The majority. wanteda chance t
>. name the ticket by primary election
# They have that chance, and now o
@ April 10Th let them assemble at the
d different polling places in force an
IS name a good ticket and then stan
d by the nominees to man. Lets d
,e all the kicking before a nominatio
is made, after that all should line U
on election day and cast their ballo
- without a scratch. In primal
:, each candidate has an equal and ia
W chance, likewise each voter. So
= your choice all along the line of ca
Ill didates is not as you would have
IN accept the other fellows and put 1
70 the best fight you know how for Il
70 ticket. SO far there is not cane
=, date asking your suffrage who is NJ
vi worthy your confidence and wi
ty would not fill the office acceptably
the people.
'le Saved Her Child's lie