The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-06-16

All the newest shapes and latest
trimmings will be found I'm our spe.
cial bargain hats.
2S.ti ARGENBRGHT SISTERS.
For SALE-Champion Self Binder
used part OF one season and shielded
Terms, to suit. q. |. LYNCH
3l-1m Butler, Mo.
Mrs. A. b. Owen and daughter
Jennie are visiting Mayor Owens
sister, Mrs. Taylor, at Sedalia.
Butler Camp No. 245s Modern
Woodmen OF America will hold their
annual memorial services Sunday
July 10, 1904, at the Ohio st NJ, +
church. Services to be conducted by
Rev. Joel A. Barker.
DO. Bradley and J Shockery came
In Tuesday night and procured a
casket for Herman Stricken. who died
at his home near Papinville at an
advanced age, OF Brights disease.
The burial took place Mt Prairie City
yesterday .-Rockville Star.
A. l.. Fisher, engineer at the Neva.
da Asylum, sends US remittance for
renewal through county treasurer
W. Il. Johnson, who was in Nevada
last week attending the preliminary
trial Of DR.. Todd, charged with the
murder OF X. 4. Wall, at Richards.
Gid Hollan met with quite mis-
fortune last Monday. He was disclng
up some ground with u disc harrow
and want to go through gate when
his mules got scared and ran away.
One OF the mules fell down in the
"melee" and got one Of his legs cut
oil.-Foster News.
The Rockville Star says while swim
ming his horse across the back water
near his home last week, Emmett
Hook lost ten dollar bill. Next
day some men found it floating on
the water, and returned it e-the1
rightinl owner. That's one floating
debt paid, all right.
Argenbright Sisters are making
special prices on hats, ribbons,
chiffons, and fancy trimmings. Come
at once before the stock is picked
over. ARGENBRIGHT SISTERS tt.
Do you want piano? ESQ, call
at Dixon's furniture store on North
Main street. He buys for cash and
can sell you one cheaper than any
body. He handles the Baldwin, Gable
and Merrifeld, the best makes of
pianos on the market. Call and see
them. Sheet music Zoe.
CIR. Walters of the Review, depart.
ed atnoon for a few days visit to his
aged father at FIT. Madison, Iowa.
There, accompanied by his children
and other relatives, he will take Mis-
sisippi River steamer for st. Louis,
and after week or ten days visit
to the big exposition will return
home with his son and daughter.-R
Fl. Review.
The Rich Hill Review says the Ma
rias des Cygne river rose nearly ten
feet and at night was still rising
rapidly. Several farmers along it's
banks who experienced difficulty dur
ing the recent floods, took their stock
to high ground and moved their
families TO Rich Hill. 1t was the
opinion that the river would be over
the bottoms again.
The meanest young man IN Kansas
lives at Horton. He asked young
lady what she wanted for birthday
present and suggested gloves, but
the girl thought something for her
neck would be nicer. On the evening
of her birthday he handed her a small
package neatly done up. Nervously
she opened it in the presence OF the
other girls and found a bar OF soap.
The Works Garment Cutting
School, recently opened in our city |
under the supervision OF John l. |
Richardson, is meeting with marked
success. This school teaches the
Diagram Method, the same used by
tailOrs in cutting garments. Pupils
can learn it in about two weeks. In
another column can be found an
advertisement OF this school which |
explains the method more fully.
JohnC. Hayes, in the Record, gives
the following receipt for moles, which |
he says be discovered by experiment
and guarantees a cure or no pay:
Take stick about half inch In dia. |
meter and run 1t down in the run
away about Is inches to 2 feet apart |
and into the holes left by the stick |
pour teaspooniul OF gasoline and
coal oil, equal parte, and in day or
two there will be no mole or its work |
vlsable." We suppose it would be
well to repeat the dose every two
hours until the desired results are