The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-01-05

WomeDs shoes at 81, 81 %, $50,
$1.75 and 50 that beat anything on
earth at the price Remember we
guarantees every pair We sell. Hills
Cash Store.
The township board last week ap.
pointed Otis Rsdford constable OF
Mt. Pleasant township to I'll out
the unexpired term OF James Angle,
resigned Mr.. Radiord Is a worthy
and eompe ent young man and no
bet er selection could have been
made.
/. N. Smith, the old Democratic
patriot oil Deep Water, called and
renewed his allegiance for another
year. He sends one copy to his
brother In Georgia and another to
his son Roland. In Hawaii. and says
that be wants a good thing distrib.
uted over as much territory as poe.
sible.
About the first judicial act Of Cir.
cult Judge Denton was to continue,
BY agreement Of attorneys on both
sides, the Krats Gaze to February
goth, during the regular term Of
circuit court. IL is said that Mr..
Krats 10 still confined to his home
In st. Louis az the result Of she
operation for appendicitis performed
last September.
Edgar l. Williams, who has been
spending the week with relatives and
friends In this city aud county, re.
turned to bis home at Rush Springs
Okla, near which town he owns a
fine farm well stocked, and Is doing
we'll, We acknowledge u pleasant
call and renewal. MIR. Williams says
there are number Of Bates county
people located near him.
Our old friend W. s. DaBolt, oil
Altoona Kan, lie as prompt as death
and taxes. His remittance for re.
newal Dever fails to arrive before OF
on the let Of the year. lie was for,
tunase enough to buy a good harm
near Altoona, when land was low
which has increased many times in
value owing to oil developments il
that section.
John Ray who has been head plum
Der for Bennett Wheeler company
for many years. severed his con
nection with that II m on January l
embarking In business for himself
He purchased the business Of j. f
Harper on North Main street. Wher,
he will, Ia connection with his tir
shop, furnish all kinds Of furnace,
and heating plants and do genera
plumbing business.
George GLEASON, 2Syears old, quar-
relied with his vile, Mrs. Lizzie Glea
son. 10 years old, In Kansas City
Sunday afternoon and slashed he
throat and face, hands and arm
with a razor. He then cut his owl
throat, inhicting Il wound from
which he died a half hour later. ssHi
wiia's wounds are dangerous bu
the doctors say sne has u chance fo
recovery.
Mrs Mary Nuckols. wife # WmNnck
OILS, living southeast Of Butler, die,
at their home Moniav evening" aitei
a shortillness with pneumonia. Mr..
Nuckols was the daughter OF C j
R"qua, Of Peasant Gap. She wa.
educated at the Butler High Schooll
and at the Butler Academy She wa
a very bright girl, popular with al
who knew her and Der many friend
hire regret her untimefy death AM
extend sympathy to her berpavet
husband.
The scramble for the Bu,lr pos
office, notwithstanding our excellen
and accommodating post master A
o. Welton, has good long while ye
to serve, is on, and n hot time IL an
ticipated There are now thre'
avOwed candidates in the feel Mr.
Weltop, A. l.. Fox, chairman of tn
county Republican committee an
Clark Wix. Just how these gent
lemen stand on the Senatorial rae
which will in all probability play al
important part in the appointment
otpostmasters in the state is n secret