The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-12-17

er OF Deep Water township, was a
pleasant caller on Tuesday and IA
vored US with a renewal.
WANTED, at once, a good cook at
the county Jail. Apply to
Mrs. JOE 7. SMITH.
Daver Kash, one of Deep Water
townships popular Democratic
leaders, favored us pleasantly on
Tuesday. Dave will be a candidate
for sheriff before the next county
convention.
Elder Williams oficiated in two
weddings on Monday: b. g. Jones,
OF Odessa, Mo-, to Mrs. 5. E. kash,
of Kentucky, and W. NJ. Switzer, OF
Rich Hill, and Mrs. Birdie May Will
Jams, OF Mound City, Kansas,
Nice rockers 81 60 to SO. Nice bed.
room suit SIS. Sewing machines,
needles and repair. We replate mir
rors, do all kinds Of repair work.
Come and see us; remember the place
Richards 4 Holloway, LIST door west
of Bazaar. Phone 3S
Have W. II. Morris to repair your
old or new sewing machine on West
Side. T-2t
In the production Of "Ten Nights
In A Bar Room" by "Beecher 4
Stanley's" Superb Co, our citizens
will be privileged to witness the
grandest production OF this great
moral play that is now travelling.
Opera House one night only, Satur-
day, Dec. 10th.
Have your old organ rebuilt by
W. II. Morris on West Side. He will
do it right and at the right price.
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We acknowledge a copy OF the
book, Quincy Adams Sawyer, with
the compliments OF Chas. +, Akin
son, President OF the Puritan Pub
fishing Co. The story has been
dramatized and will shortly be play.
ed in our city. 1t is New England
story and met with much favor by
the reading public.
Go and see the violins at bottom
prices OH West Side w. Fl. Morris.
7-2t
The farmers over in Morris county,
Kansas. have turned out in force In
search of Chas. Willes, who mystic.
riously disappeared from his home
everal days ago. 1t is feared he
has been murdered, and as Willes
had his life insured in fraternity ord
ers for 1000, a great effort is being
made to find his body, while it is
possible to identity it.
Go to W. III. Morris for latest
sheet music, West Side. 7.2t
The Rich Hill Coal Company's Mine
No. Is will pass from the immediate
supervision OF the Company January
1st, and the remaining coal will be
taken out by contract. Supt. W. B.
Williams will also sever his connec
tion with the company at that time,
and devote his services to the new
mine at Foster in which he is pecun.
iarily interested. Rich Hill Review.
Hon. Joseph W. Folk spoke at
Macon, Mo-, last Saturday afternoon
and Hon. Harry B. Halves spoke at
Jefferson City Saturday night. Mr..
HaWes has not yet declared his can
didacy and promises that when he
does he will resign as police commits
sioner OF st. Louis. His whole effort
now seems to be to head off the Folk
boom, and it is believed by many
that is what his candidacy will mean
If he finally concludes to get into the
race.
"A Montana Outlaw, q western
play by Herbert Hall Winslow and
Fred S. Gibbs, comes to the Opera
House Tuesday, Dec. %. This play,
dealing with modern ranching life in
the Kootenai Valley Of Montana,
has it's types drawn from the char
acters OF that interesting part Of the
west. A trained broncho, a stage
coach that has seen actual service in
the west during the early days Of
boarder life, and q car load OF stage
settings and effects are carried.
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