The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
To Clean Up!

( All Minus OI peas, from rant SEED 20
Best grown, zoe per at, both dwarf
and stick. in any quantity from Il
worth up, all one price 1t is oul
policy not to carry any seeds over
and To give ourcuStomersfresh seeds
always. DEACON Bros. & Co.
See the new things in summer hat.
and the bargains in street hats al
Argenbright Sisters saturday, May
! 10th.
The drill was down 500 feet
at Bolton, Cass county. when natural
gas in sufficient quantity was struck
to light every house and the princi
pal business : reefs of the town.
Ii was n close race between John
10. Hinkle and Il Y Berry, candi
dates before the primary, elected in
Henry county for prosecuting a,tor
ney, Mr. Hinkle winning out 10y one
vote.
The Clinton Democrat says: TIN.
less radical change cakes place in
party sentiment during the next two
years, the democratic party in Heary
county has seen its last pr,mary-elec.
tion.
Joseph Tyler, Jr., a young farmer,
living near Boonville, was accidental.
~ shot and KILLED 10y Theodore Fish.
er, while out hunting Sunday near
Gooch Mills. He left a wife and one
child.
The merchants will do the right
thing 10y seeing The TINES when they
want letter or note heads, envelopes
or statements We have u nice as.
sortment of new type and our prices
are the lowest.
Jas. Garrison, proprietor of the st,
Cloud bar, Warrensbure, has been
arrested on the charge Of soliciting
the sheriff to put b. +, Ross on the
jury which was to try Woodward,
the Kansas City jury briber.
Geo. W. Miers has his paperchang-
ed from Kansas City to Cameron,
", IT., ttf-t4l hi. tit1tttll.4l4
wife have gone to live They will as
sist Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty in the CON
duet OF their large hotel.
W. c. Brown, one of Rich Hills
prominent citezens, died suddenly OF
heart disease at Rich Hill Saturday.
He was a brother Of the late Col. Ed.
Brown who died III Kansas City a
few months ago under similar cir
cumstances.
Mrs. Lizzie Couchman and her
charming daughter were pleasant
callers on THE TINES Saturday, the
formerrenewing for herpaper. They
were in the city to meet their sonand
brother, Prof. II. l.. Couchman, who
had closed a successful term ofschool
at Richards.
Ii not a street fair for Butler this
fall, why not a regular old-fashioned
country fair at the lake and park
grounds? We ought to have one or
the other, and if anything is to be
done in the fair line, we ought to be-
gin arrangements right now.
Ii possible the band concerts in the
court yard ought to be kept up. The
one given a few evenings ago brought
out about hall the town and the
sweet music was hi. hly appreciated.
The second regiment band is one of
the best in the state.
The new Democratic Central Com
mittee will organize next Monday at
Butler Every member elected
at the late primaries should be pres
ent. This committee will have the
management of the party in the
coming campaign and will organize
and get ready for the fight.
Judge Sam Levy left for st. Louis
on the afternoon train Monday, to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
A. Hess. who died at her home in
Pleasant Hill, after a lingering ill.,
ness. The deceased left a husband
and two grown daughters besides
m any other relatives and friends to
m ourn their loss.
Mrs. Albert Sells, of Appleton City,
is at the home of Mr.. Moore. in the
southeast part of the city. She left
home few days ago to visit her