The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-26

A meeting OF the State Dairy Asso-
citation is to be held in Clinton Deem
Der Sth, 9th and 10th.
Hon. Thos. L Harper left Monday
for Kansas City to serve as Q. 5.
petit juror.
No mail will be delivered by the
rural carriers to-day, and the boys
will eat Thanksgiving dinner at
home.
A box car on the side track at
Panama was burned the other day.
Ii is thought the fire was caused by
spont aneous combustion.
Charley Bryson, formerly editor OF
a paper at Rockville, this county, is
now publisher OF the Arkansas Com
moner, Democratic weekly at Fay
etteville. The Commoner supports
Gov. JEFF Davis in his race for third
term nomination.
Stoves at less money than you
ever saw them. Good coal heater
ST.9S, 80 %, $12 Is and Sl5. Three
good second hand wood heaters
$3.50, 81 30 and 50. Good oil heat
ers, will not smoke, are ordorless
S4.95. Cook stoves from S10.95 to
$50. Ranges from $25 to $40.
Butler Cash Dept Store.
The big livery barn Of Kennedy &
Dunawy at Windsor, Henry county,
Mo-, was burned Friday morning.
Forty head OF horses in the barn
persisted in flames, and numer-
GUS vehicles and a large quantity OF
feed were burned. Three houses were
nearly also burned. The barn 'front.'
ed on two streets and covered nearly
block of ground.
We are the regulators of prices.
Stay with US and we will keep them
right; patronize the eople that help
you; OF course the other merchants
will growl at you and say mean
things about us; but do yourself
good by patronizing the house that
keeps prices down.
Butler Cash Dept Store.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 22,-Herbert
Conser, a well known business man
and wingshot OF this city, to day
won the highest honors of the season
10y bagging 562 ducks in twenty-iour
hours shooting on the lakes north OF
this place. This is said by the sports
men to be the best record OF any Mis-
sourian. At no time In many years
have duckshooters seen as much
ga ne az at present, when lakes aud
slo lghs are covered with ducks.
Mrs. H. c. Clark gave one O'Clock
dinner to sixteen ladies on Tuesday
an the afternoon was spent with
ca"ds Her beautiful new home was
a 'tistically decorated with flowers
and plants. The dinner was served
in courses, and it is the verdict oft
guests that this charming and gra-
cious hostess excelled all her former
notable events OF this kind. The
souvenirs were hand painted portrait
cards by Miss Rosser.
The Wagner-Amsbary entertain
ment, at the opera house Monday
night, the first number OF the Butler
Lecture course, was high grade and
gave splendid satisfaction. 1t is sell
dom four better singers get together
than compose this splendid quartette.
The singing was not wholly classic
throughout the evening, but many
Did time melodies was interspersed to
please mixed audience. The dialect
were good. The gentle
men in charge of the Lecture course
are making an effort to secure the
very best talent and they should be
encouraged. They are certainly to
De congratulated on this first NUN.
Der.
"a Hoosier Daisy" Manager G. e.
Eldon'S latest production will be at
he Butler Opera House Friday, Dec.
LII. This play is breaking house
records everywhere. The cast is one
,f exceptional merit and is headed
BY Miss Bessie Clifton in the title
role. The scenery and mountings
are most realistic and one VI the sea-
son treat. Ii promised by the man
agement. Seats will be placed on
sale for this engagement ut once.
Prices 25, IS and SOC.