The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-09-07

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Cash Store.
Miss Mile Cole, on Spruce route
No. 2, has her name added to The
TINES growing list.
The new time card on the Inter
State sends the train out at 8 o'eloek
In the morning and back at noon.
Judge Graves arrived home from
Colorado on Monday night and was
called to Clinton Tuesday morning.
Senator Warner has endorsed F.
P. Kitchen for postmaster at Clin-
ton, and the Democrat thinks that
settles the contest over the Office.
Joseph McKibben and wife left the
first OF the week for Excelsior Springs
to pack their goods and move to
California where they will make their
future home.
Hardwood lumber S1,OO per hun
bred at mill. Wood Is cents for two
horse load, or 20 cents per cord In
timber Mill located on Double
Branches, section SO, in Lone Oak
township. GODFREY JONES. 40 2t
Mems pants made like tailor made
goods from CSC per pair up. Hills
Cash Store.
The Washington press dispatch
says experts in that city estimate
that the deficit in the United States
treasury at the end OF the fiscal year
will be nearly 80 million dollars. The
forecast is based upon figures OF the
first two months OF the fiscal year,
which expired Thursday.
New fleece back dress goods, beau
tiful patterns only 10c per yard at
Hills Cash Store.
Do not hypnotic yourself with the
idea that you are being kept down.
Do not talk such nonsense. Nobody
Of any sense would believe it, Peo-
pie will only laugh at you. Only one
thing is keeping you down, and that
is yourself. There is probably some
trouble somewhere with you OF
course, there are employers who are
unjust to their help; there are in
stances in which employees are kept
back when they should be advanced;
but, asa rule, this is only temporary,
and they usually find their level some
where.-"Success Magazine"
The citizens OF Amsterdam are
making preparations to Guido all
former efforts of the kind in the
pumpkin Show" on September
18th, just one week from today. 1t
will not be wholly what the name i'm
plies for all other farm products will
be exhibited, besides dairy products,
preserved fruits, ladies fancy work
etc. They have arranged a good
program and offer some splendid
premiums. 1t is very epterprising
and should be literally patronized
by the people OF northwest Bates
Prot H. c. Richmond was elected
principal OF the Llthrop schools in
Kansas City last week, and at a
special meeting OF the school board
Friday he rendered his resignation
as Superintendent OF the Butler
8 hools, which was accepted and he
was released from his contract. Prof.
Richmono's conduct OF our schools
last year was perfectly satisfactory
and he was reelected without op-
position. His only reason for re-
signing was the increase in salary
and the opportunities offered for
promotion. He and his estimable
wife formed many close attachments
in Butler and their departure is re-
GREETED.
In company with his father, j. B.
Hays, OF Ballard, s. 7. Hays OF
Clovis, California, was pleasant
caller on Saturday. MIR. Hays has
been in California about seven years
and is we'll pleased with that coun.
try. He is merchandising at Clovis,
q small town at the terminus OF a
fiume from the mountains, which has
capa ity OF about twenty million
feet OF lumber per month. The
principal crops ara fruit and alfalfa
J. s. Arbuckle is conducting a big
fruit ranch near Clovis, and is doing
we'll. Mr.. Hays says they shipped
100 car loads OF nell ,ns from that
town this season. He will be &C.
companied home BY his younger