The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-06

Or. 7. W. Foster and wife arevisit-
! ing relatives and friends at their old
home at Lewis station, in Henry
county.
Have you seen the Hsvil9nd plates
for 50 50 per set or the cups and
sancers at S2.9S per setat Hills Cash
Store.
Albert Edrington left the first ofthe
7esk tor Il hC - Ia, Dc ~. 1t ia, a..
cut home He was located .nere and
doing well until called home by the
sudden death Of his iather.
n, NSs ATS III y tttf5 v,rk
to come over there ana help them
cut. Mr.. Folk is busily engaged IN
the canvass of this state anu lJ is
doubtful whether be will De able To
give his time 10 Kansas. Mr.. Folk
is showing hiluseli To be a great cam
paigner ASA ne aakes telling speeches.
We WoulI be glad 10 have mln come
to Butler.
Try one Of our 25c stocks for Zoe
aJ-hills Cash Store.
Aletter from Mr. and Mrs. Dan
| Mcconnell, AT Sc. Lous, announces
the maria "a OF their dH lighter. Amy
90 James a. Buag, n former Buller
boz, NOW living in that city. The
ceremony took place .rJm the Cn.
| ieuary church, st Louis on laat sun.
| DAY, Oct. Pad, 1904. by the pastor,
| Aev. ". +. Mcht4rry. Miss Amy IL
n bright and pretty girl and has
many ifienas here WAC eStcHd con
CALCULATIONS.
Miss Parks will 10 pleased to meet
| all her friends a6 \. EVANS.
Opera House Block
Miss Clytie GrIggs, Il years old,
daughter 81 U4sscs Grigts,a painter
LOT Kansas Guy, has tdl!,n heiC 70
lhaa million dpl'ars loft her hy her
second cousin Mrs. lAllian Warner
| Moore, VINO died Il few weeks ago at
Cape Nome, Alaska Miss Gtggs il
employed rs IA telephone operator by
the lIarom Graiu Co., Kansas City.
| He Was born sc Montrooe, No. Her
luther moved to Kansas City about
Eve years ago.
| The Democratic committeeman IN
rhe diilertnt townships snould begin
bright now anu make arrangements
20 get onE and cart he tull Demo
cratic vote Of their townships The
gommiItaemua a. the y,fesraUut.v3
q, cut Vi the party IN ms township,
aui Ii Is to hiia tue party looks iof
organization ANA Tire Ettting cut Ci
TIE vote. Lets have good reports
from each township November SIh,
G. W. Binneil, living % short dis
lance sOuth uf town. broughy to our
ufite sample stalks oi cora, ii'reen
ieeL nigh. each bearing two large,
vol matnred ears. lie Gays lie has
i've ucres which Wlllayuraae 90 bush
is. lie said il seeG corn " AZ oeieCted
irom stalks bearlng bNu ears, that
the larger per cent OF the stake
crown would produce two ears Mr.,
D,nnel paid $40 al acre Tor 40 acres
and says tie land Is worth $500 pei
acre.
The business hons, nf Butler have
, uttered INTO an agreement t. close
their doors at I O'Clock eacn evening
hereafter. That is "a good move; tbs
clerks are entitled To res5 siEer work
ing hard all day, and tneproprletors
ought to have tilae to getacqnainted
with their families. All GOOD citlz.ns
will endorse the move. The poor
d, livery horses ought 10 be put uI
ut ) O'Clock during the winter
months.
The statement published in some Of
the city papers, that jude Graves
, had said that only Oh" man on the
first krats venire was competent t.
! act as Juror in the case," Wa,
wholly without foundation. Judge
Graves said that the venire, Us d
whole, was composed OF most excel
. lent citlz4Ds, and the only objections
he raised that there we're some cllent'
and relatives OF the attorney inter
r ested in the Gaze on she yeDire.
, Us. Arbucke was in Saturday and
| fhUtt ifIit5 pHper ctIaugvd ffrUrn 7ahffttouf
to Clovis, Cal, to which place he vii
move his family in a short time. H.
had his sale on Wednesday. Mr.. Ar
D buckle has been q citizen OF Bates
: county for many years and no NAL
g in the county stands higherfor honor
and integrity. He has been faith
full in all things while here and werec
! commend him to the people Of tina
section and wish him health anC
. prosperity.
Col. J. n. Sharp will not only vot,
). for the re election OF Senator Cock
. rell to the United States senate, but
:. he will make an honest, able, con
scientious representative. A vote fo
lCol. Sharp, remember, is n vote io