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NocALEs NOTES.

Underwood came up from hi CaI0n.
 Wednesday Mrs w. C. Budge left for an extended visit in the East and California
 Tomorrow. the 30th inst, the So- nora railway will return to the night schedule for passenger trains.
 Saturday night an alarm of fire called the fire department up Crawford street, to the residence of MT. R. EKey.
 Monday evening Mayor F. s. Cranz returned from an eleven days trip out into the Sierra Azul and Cocospera country.
 F E. Mallette, superintendent of the Joplin group of mines in the Santa Ritas was here yesterday on business.
 F. P. Valentine, of El Paso, special agent of the Treasury Detartment was at Nogales Thursday on one Of his regular official visits. J. H. Talbot superintendent of l the Reina del Gro mine at M Tiro, ] Sonora, visited Nogales this week He was accompanied by Mrs. Talbot
 Brilliant music, charming songs, lin an attractive programme at ! the Nogales opera house, Friday evening, November 4th, for benefit
 of the Episcopal church. S, L. Parkes a good republican
 who is working with might and
 main for the success of the ticket
 was in town Wednesday from Pa
 tagonia on business matters. 1 Sunday Doctor Henry Davis,
 who is interested in ranching in
 the lower Yaqui valley, near Torin, ! Sonora, was at Nogales, returning
 from a two months visit in Texas. < Mrs. Lulley will play the oc-
 compartments at the musical en-
 tertainment given by the ladies of ] St. Andrews church at Nogales
 opera house. Friday evening. Nov.
 ember 4th.
 Reverend Ha!bert Palmer ar
 rived at Nogales Monday to fill the reotorship of St. Andrews Episco-
 pal church, relieving Rev. Mir
 Davis who has temporarily sup piled the place.
 Don't fail to attend the Fowler meeting at Armory Hall Thursday : evening of next week. Mir. B. A. , Fowler, republican nominee fol
 delegate will address the public
 The famous local glee club will
 help out.
 < Mir. A. $. Noon has been at home this week, having arrived from Chi l piona, Saturday last, leaving there l Monday of last week. Returning he expects to get away this morn. 3 ing. Mir. Noon reports that tht 7 preliminary work of putting up the s reduction plant for the Cieneguits 2 Copper Co. is progressing satisfac : torily, and the contract by Roy X ! Titcomb will be filled a long time s within the limit. l Mir. Leocadio Escalada of tn, s finn of Escalada Brothers, who ha, V been in California several months
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20

Warrensburg, Mo. Oct. 18.-The
7-months old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. "'Dock" Mains, who live near
here, was drowned Saturday. The
child was playing near a large bucket
filed with water, and while the
mother was out Of the room attend.
ing to her household duties, fell into
the bucket head frst and was drown.
ed before the mother returned.
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Spruce Items.
What we hear ourselves,
And what we hear others say

What we hear ourselves, \
And what we hear others say.
Chas. Rector is rapidly recovering
from his late illness
VIM. Halls baby 10 reported quite
sick.
G W. Quick is nearing the com.
pletion OF quite an addition to his
house.
Andy Stephenson has just complet-
ed new barn on his farm.
Henry Bearman has erected fine
large barn at his placr.
l, M. Kretzinger is building the
finest thing in the way ola -
ever say. Some call it q hen stable,
but no provisions were made for his
ROSTERS to sleep.
James Harvey Is building a nice
chicken house out OF sandstone.
Quite number OF people from this
vicinity attended the street fair at
Butler last week. Agood time was
reported.
l. W. Lawson, two daughters and
son returned the last Of the week,
from weeks visit at the Worlds
Fair.
Martin Whistler and son Walter re-
turned home Sunday from the st.
Louis fair.
Mrs. F. A. Kretsinger and little son
Charles visited at the home Of her
father, Sam Drake, Monday.
A large crowd attended services at
Pleasant Home church Sunday and
Sunday night. 4
VIM Foster has leased 40 acres Of
timber of ]. B. Newberry, and has
built = neat little cottage. he has q
/ saw mill put up and will make lum.
Der for the public.
1t ia reported that Joe West has
rented the Luther Walker place for
the coming year.
F. A. Kretzinger will move on the
Sam Drake farm In Henry county.
Chas. Parker, the barber OF Spruce,
barbered In Butler last week during
the street fair.
L. NJ. Smith has built quite an ad.
dition to bis house recently.
James Harvev and family were
quests ct F. A. Kretzinger and fam
lily last Sunday.
VIM. Foster, R. Wieger and Chas.
Davidson have had telephones put in
their houses. Tom West viii have
one next week. FRoNTz.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20
nnn,f overlook our boys shoes.
uvH ! They are the best for the
money. POrFENBARGER & EDWARDS

nnn,S overlook our boys shoes.
UvW They are the best for the
money. PoFFENBARaER & EDWARDS
J.. c. Taylor, q substantial FARMER
and prominent citizen OF Mound
township favored us pleasantly while
10 the city on Tuesday,
The case OF George Hess, charged
with shooting his father and mother,
In Barton county this summer,
was sent to Greenfield on a change
OF venue by Judge Timmons last
Saturday. The first trial resulted in
a hung jury. The young MANS
parents now claim to believe In his
innocence and have employed Hon.
B G, Thurman and Harry W. Tim
mons to defend him.
Grand Cineograph entertainment
Of moving pictures will be given at
the Ohio street NJ. L. Church on
Friday evening, October 2Sth at s
p. m. A magnificent collection Of
lie motion pictures, to conclude with
a trip to the moon or The Astron'
omers Dream. Price 20 cents, child.
rem 10 cents.
Elizabeth Chapel. A roll call and
church election will be held Friday
evening, Oct. 81 at the chapel. All
parties interested In this congrega'
ton should make 1t point to bt
present. Bro. Crockett Of Butler
will be with US.
C. R. GAINES, Pastor
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20
| OF tic sell you a shoe that will wear

Io' W your boy.
PoFFENBARGER & EDWARDS
Furniture, stoves, carpet lin oleum,
shades, lace curtains, wall paper,
game boards etc.
81 At KNIGHT, Adrian.
The farmers can rally at the polls
on the Sth day OF November and
smash the beef trust il they will, by
voting the Democratic ticket.
j. s. Pierce went to Joplin Monday
as representative of Blue Flag Lodge,
Knights of Pythias State Conven.
ton.
Mrs. A. L. Ives is visiting her
mother in Lincoln county and
will stop at the Worlds Fair before
returning home.
Our esteemed old friend and neigh.
Dor, d. B. Heath. one OF Buffers
Oldest citizens favored us pleasantly
on Tuesday.
Put your ear close to the ground
and you will hear Democratic bands
playing all over Indiana on the
evening Of election day.
We had the pleasure OF meeting l.
W. Morris. father of our popular
candidate for sheriff, Moses Morris,
who was visiting the latter on
Wednesday. Mr.. Morris lives in
Henry county short distance north
east OF Johnstown.
II. W. Rowe, a farmer living near
Piper, Henry county, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
head with target rife. Rowe was
about so years old and leaves wife
and four children in age from six to
sixteen. Rowe was alone when be
killed himself. His wife being in Gin.
ton and the children at school.
We are in receipt Of a pamphlet
compiled by Commissioner Of Labor,
William Anderson showing the sur
plus products Of Missouri counties
for 1908. The aggregate value o.
the surplus products Of Bates county
shipped during that year was q. 1874,
267.25. Il exceeded by severa
thousands OF dollars that Of any o
her sister counties.
Judge W. T. Kemper and daughter
Of the Prairie City neighborhoot
we're In town to meet the early trair
this morning. A daughter Of tn
Judge who resides in Denver, Colo.
and children, arrived on that train
They had evidently not ssen eacl
other Tor long time, and thei
. meeting ct tho depot this morning
YES . happy one, indeed. Rich Hi
, Review.
Col. J. N. Sharp attended the Dsm
ocratic meetings ct Hume and Ricl
Hill Monday afternoon and night
He informs % that Asussnsnt Gov
Ruby was greeted at both pisces Wit
large audiences, end given Close al
; tention, and much enthusiasm 10
] the ticket was msnilssted. Govsfno
. Ruby Is Close student, q pleasinI
!, 1speaker and carries conviction 70 b
!, hearers HE visit % that sectio
wss,vsll reesived and bed : goo
). eisct IN creating INTEREST 10 TO can
paiga.
. T.. Z.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20

for sale. Call and zee me.
45.3m. J. NJ. VAUGHAN, Butler, Mo,
CoAI-3,OO0 bushels on the dumps
at Hunts bank. Hudson township,
at Tets per bushel, 4Stf {. g. HUNT.
For RENT-A 800 acre farm. two
miles from Foster. cash rent. En-
quire AT Farmers Bank, Foster, Mo.
40 3t.
Mrs. Joseph Reeder, OF Dillon,
Mont. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Green W. Walton.
CIR. Massey, Of Mountain Valley,
Oklahoma attempted suicide at
Appleton at the Durley hotel, by
taking morphine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Meyers, of
Helena, Ark. arrived in Butler Sat
urday for a few days visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Silas W. Levy.
Lee Culver thinks he sells the best
stove in Bates Co. and with that be-
lief he will put up either stove or cash
on lasting qualities or cheapness.
LEE CULVER
Our esteemed friend Charley West
one of Walnut townships prominent
citizens and old settlers, was shaking
hands with his many friends in
Butler on Tuesday. THE TINES
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Orr esteemed lady friend and pat
ron, Aunt Jane Hutchinson, of Ell
Dorado Springs, formerly OF Char
lotte township, sends us remittance
for renewal, with kind words OF ap-
probation for The TINES.
The new bridge across Big Muddy
east Of town is about completed and
will be ready for use in short time.
1t ia a much better and stronger
structure than the old one, being six
or eight feet higher.-R. Il. Review.
The greatest live stock show ever
held in the west Is In progress in
Kansas City this week. Nearly all
the fine horses shown at the World'e
Fair is now in Kansas City, especial
" the prize winners. Lovers OF fine
horses should attend thisexposition
LosT-Either in Butler or on the
road leading out Of town from the
northeast corner Of the square,
lady's black jacket. Finder viii
please leave at this Office. Miss Bry
ant also lost q ledy's gold watch II
Butler on Thursday Of last week
which the finder viii please leave q
this Office.
Bruce Ludwick has done bis duty
~ Prosecuting Attorney ably, Impair
TALLY, without fear or favor. His rec
ord Of convictions IN the two year
compares iavorably with biz prsde
cessors. He has beeniaithiul tosvsr,
trust and should be excited and VII
command the full strength Of hi
party.
The Record says that W. o, Alike
son has sold his interest In the newa
paper plant 10 Kansas and ha
returned to bis lav and real estst
IN Butler. From othsr sourcss y
learn be Is Engaged 1t bis old trick
81 essbsring dstn ID sssail psno
efstIc 6flcials ahroeeh u Rspa6lI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20
chnoe for hard wear. Boys neet
OIIuuS that kind.
Poifenbarger L Edwards


OIIu9S that kind.
Poffsnbarger L Edwards.
The speaking tour Of Mr.. Bryan in
Indiana, is meeting with great
success and Mr.. Bryan il setting the
Silver Democratic and Republicans
right for the ticket.
In these days Of booming "pros-
perity" good mich cows are sold In
Osceola for SIS each-when they are
sold at all-and purchasers are scarce
at that agure.-Osceole Democrat.
Sam Coleman, one OF Deep Water
townships influential Democratic
citizens, was q pleasant cniler while
in the city Monday. He reports the
Democrats all in line for the ticket In
his section.
Will ID. Hannah, Of Auburn, N. Y.
was in the city this week. His pre-.
sence revived the talk OF a corpora.
ton of home capitalists securing the
Ross Hotel property and remodeling
same.
Ed Barron's ability and fitness for
the office OF surveyor is 60 well
recognized that the opposition re-
fused TO make a nomination. He
will of course be elected and will
make an ideal officer.
In the stock show Thursday in
Butler, the first premium for the best
mule colt was awarded to George
ArgenbIight. Then MIR. ArRenbright
refused an offer Of Sis for the colt
by an eastern buyer.
Bhcle Laben Warren, one OF Bates
countys Oldest citizens and possibly
the only Mexican veteran in the
county was in Butler Wednesday as
festive as youth Of sixteen. Uncle
Laben is one OF the young old. boys.
The damage suit brought by Alice
NJ. Broughton against the city Of
Adrian, for injuries alleged to have
been sustained ba fall on a deiec.
tive side walk in 1902. being tried in
our circuit court, brought q large
number OF Adrian citizens to Butler
this week We noticed JIG Harrison
DR.. Gilmore, DR.. Bricker, Editor
Dowell, W. J. McComb and many
Others. The trial was In progress at
we go to press.
Rev. DR.. John d. vincil, grand sec
rotary OF grand lodge OF Missouri
Masons, died at his home Ia st. Louis
last Thursday. He was president o.
the board Of curators of the State
University Of Missouri, the president
OF the Methodist orphans home ani
was connected In various ways will
many charitable institutions. Il,
was q prominent minister Of th,
South Methodist church. He hat
been q Mason since 1854. The re
mains were inferred at Columbia
The University dismissed Tor th,
funeral.
i The TINES has no dsposition X
criticize the management Of th'
campaign, and We have the utmos
confidence in the member Of th
campaign COMMITTEES to conduct ,
winning fight. In our Judgment th
opening oi the canvas u the count,
was too long delayed, and 90 bs
lieviDg il Was our duty to call atten
\ ton to the delay. But the com
mittes ID nov actively engaged bll
ing the county Tor epeakings IAN
carrying forward the light a
| should b.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20

Prominent speakers viii be present
81 address the following meetings:
Johnstown. Saturday, Oct. y, 7:30
Amoret. Friday, Oct. 81. 7:s0.
Hume, Saturday, Oct. %, 1880.
Psssaic, Monday, Oct ~, 7:30.
Alexsnders Store (Elkhart), Tues
day, Oct Is, 7:30-
Worland, Thursday, Oct. 81, 1880
Nyhart, Friday, Oct. %. 1880.
New Home school house, Saturday
Oct. 20, 7:30.
Prairie City, Saturday Oct. 20, 7:80
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20

HON. PATTON A PARKS.
Rockville, Tuesday Oct IS, 7:S0.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20
Democratic Speaking.

The county campaign committee
has announced she following meet
ings:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20
HON. LEVY L. SCOTT.

Amsterdam, Friday, Oct 81, 7:S0.
Hume, Saturday, Oct -, 7:S0.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-10-20

VIM. LaDey, Democratic candidate
far county judge. was at the Rich
Hill speaking last night and stopped
over this morning. Mr.. Baney Is q
sensible, substantial man and the
more you see Of him the better you
like him. BE ismaking friends every
day, and win make an excellent
county iudge.-Review.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18

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banoelsrorelien.
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If 9raOitreets ligentIiee Sanbels.
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beber, Der IfpIbes oet ntiloe SsItpeir
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garets grsoe, boloer Sorretnings.
omianget fig / oct fore og belle til.
freositiqenoe. Sngenting / Retnina
af en- Boom fan merfes, men mango
9rander bier 6remgnns, iommelt.
Iignet meo ben tiIibarertoe geriooe
THOR.
Zen unbcrliggcnoe SiGio bier iip
maalfe bebit | Sen forsgeoe 2etbeo,
bpormeo Snbfasiationer foregoar.
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Ser er Ct Ear GrDoer:
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Frank Page, Ioa at SS2c
Anthony Anderson. 512a at S&Ic
Seiten al ben GIore Tpbat iom enpnu er /
Sarmernes 8eiiooelie. aaar 9anlte tort.
5slaeuoe Saig er inebersttet:
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John Rupee, goes at S&2c
Otto Loft, 3ocs at 1oS7c
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bet $50 Sasitr til icrltlsIise Steosr.
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gelif. afoshe bar en- n1eaet begapet
Eigc og baube en- flor gennefrebS.
Sun bar SGrerinbe / SsuoaasifoIen,
og aSiiitereoe tiqige | GinSergartet.
&Iosien ! Den offcntIige SfoIe.
%. Z. Irneion .reiite 9erboas
iii Chicago for at opertoae lin
Bolt peb "Sfanoinopens" goaban.
Del, Grneion bar npret I 9utb. gubl.
liot pper IL aar og bill blioe
iopnet babe Der og | Mcniabe.
ocn, bpor ban | nGiten Iieeiaa lang
Sio bar oGrct SGrer / Ssnbag8fo.
len. Son bar o9iaa | monGe Mar pr.
ret aIoffer / R~enigbeoen. Ssnooas.
.IfolelGrcrne og bans Weoarbeioerc /
gubI. Souie biIbe babe boIot ct tibet
Selifab for BAN, men meb FIN iqo.
9eifeoenbeo iroba6 arneion
i8 enbper SpmPrfombco. Sons go.
Mile pil fIptte efter til Gbicogo ON
fort SiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-18
GecDrab Da Smegu.
Zen l7ee Cttober 1904
Zen i4Sc Cftsbcr

icireoes iaor JON ieounnIig peo
9niber college. Sagcn tilbrogteS
ureS 6opt 9auipiT % onocu Seq, %
oen eaciitIigc 6eit beapnSte aioffcn
holp otie ON Aftcnen, "a aIle SpIcne
tritstcS % Goaegebpgningeu itpb
prgatig illmnineret. Ger bar i6u
iiior Gonoqrammet "2. G. % Soil
Geo 8lpria" / cIcftriif Sps pna
Gaarnct % SaIlene "tS6i-f904".
Set belle foa iia prrgtig no. Otter
Snuninntioucu iamleoes nan | ait.
Sitoret, hupr Toit. 5. 6. 6eeg ira
@eloit, &iS., boIot en- Gale paa en-
aeIIt ppcr 2uther Colleges Nottp
Soil Zen @Ioria". aIfrco 6eIIono
/ Seninorflasien hoI0t Ell cngeIIt
Gale oocr SiItber Colleges 0taaI og
SocaIcr, % 1rof. ErelIs tolte forte.
Iia ON 2utber Colleges ian0e Stor'
beo % cplGite en- bel RrngSe Spi'
acknowledgements fra ole Sto'
Ierne / Samhiroet % ira Ell bel Gel
9lumi, font min6cS 0ereS Ilna
Rotcr poa bet6es SG6erS0oa.
timber SIIitminationen ipiaeoe gfl'
iifforpiet unoer g. Gortps 2eoclie o.
Shibentcrforct fang TO Son8e. NeI'
lem SoIer1te lang @Iee SIubben og
tiIIIut belle SoriGmIin9en ct Bar
SalmeperS, huorpoa grof. Preus Ip'
fte Serrens 8eIiigneIie.