The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-11-24

farm was In the city trading Tues
day and is pleasant gentleman.
Miss Inez Kitchen, OF Ashland, Ore.
is visiting her uncle, Oscar Heinlein
and other relatives in Butler. She
has been on an extended tour OF the
east and visited the st. Louis Ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Newberry,
OF Charles City, Iowa, were theguests
OF George W. Newberry and wife the
first OF the week. They went out to
visit his uncle Hon. John B. New
berry, in Deepwster township.
The Appeal comes to our table
from Santa Fe, Isle Of Pines, with
the name Of A. E. Willis as proprietor
and manager. 1t is bright newsy
paper, brim fell OF advertising which
tells OF Its business prosperity. We
Wish Art. bountiiul success in the
enterprise.
Robert Darr, living north of town
brought his three year old child to
DR.. Boulware's Sunday afternoon to
have severe wound in it's head
dressed. The little fellow was play
ing too near the business end OF a
mule, and it is very fortunate that
it escaped with its life, as the kick
splintered the bones around the
temple.
The Peoples Elevator Co. has just
unloaded a car of RED TEXAS
lSEED OATS. They are an extra
good quality OF oats and can't be
beat for seed. Now is the time to
get your seed for they will all be
gone by spring. 4 3t
| We understand Carter Wallace
comprimized with the Mo. Pac. Ry.
for damages received in the wreck
near Warrensburg few weeks ago,
We are also told the company gave
1T. j. Wheeler a substantial check
for the same purpose. 1t Is better to
compromise cases Of that kind, than
to enter into endless litigation.
Following closely upon the over
whelming Republican victory at the
polls, comes the announcement that
a trust will be formed to control all
the trunk lines OF railroads in the
United States. This gigantic scheme
is headed by the Standard Oil inter.
est and big financiers all over the
country, and will control 100000
miles of railroad, and represent a
capital OF eight thousand million
dollars.
A letter from County Clerk Jno. F
Herrel to his son, Geo. F., reports
the hunting party at Lake Charles
10 Louisiana. Says the weather il
a fine and they are having sgood time
: A recent state law assesses non resid
ent hunters pretty heavy for hunting
privileges; that will probably b.
u their excuse for not bringing an,
> bears back with them. They vii
: probably be gone another week..
= W. P. Hyde license inspector O
4 Jackson county, committed suicid
1T his home in Kansas City Friday
by sending bullet through hi
y head. He had been prominent il
y local politics and held a number o
y minor offices. He was troubled will
insomnia, and it is said had no
u been able to sleep for some time. NJ
family or business trouble wer,
known of to cause him to take BIZ
; life. His little 10 year old boy wa,
sleeping in the room with him anC
was awakened by the report Of til,
I pistol.
Have you called at the American
Clothing House and took look al
or purchased one Of those handsom,
suits or overcoats. Tell you they
: are dead swell, made in the later
style, Of the best material and fis tt
peri ction. They range 10 price from
$500 to 800 90 and boysfrom So OF
to $l2 so. The American is a on
price store, their goods are marke,
t in plain figures and the custome
}. receives the best Of treatment from
0 the 0entlemsnly clerks, Messre
0 Arnold, Kroif and Campbell, wb,
q will take pleasure in assisting you il
9 making q selection.
notwithstanding the fact Tim,