The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-25
New Windsor shades just In at Csc
Hills Cash Store.

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much, viii nine times out OF ten lose
out in the race for suecees.-Clinton
Eye.
New long silk gloves just in at SOC
Hills Cash Store.
Leonard L. Brown orders his pa
per changed from Rich Hill to MyIo,
North Dakota, where he secured q
school. he writes that that country
offers golden opportunities TO theen-
terprising Missourisn.
We have an excellent line Of hand
bags 25c up-Hills Cash Store.
Vance Wells, confined In the rail-
road hospital at Kansas City, suffer
ing with typhoid lever, has been
CRITICALLY I'll. His mother, Mrs. Il Il.
Wells, and brother, Harley, went to
Kansas City on Friday to be with
him.
nyou are looking for dress goods
bargains you will find them at Hills
Cash Store.
Luther Judy favored us pleasantly
while In Butler on business Monday.
Besides furnishing Amoret with fresh
meat through his shop, he supplies
the dredge boat crews on the Marias
Des Cygnes. This keeps Luther pref
ty busy.
Mems hstsat bargain prices. $1.25
hats for CSC, $500 hats for $1.43-
Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. j. M. Rout, sister o 1.-The late
Sam T. Broaddus, who has been here
with the family since his death left
for her home In Stamford, KY, on
Monday. She expects to stop over
in Kansas City for a few days with
Mrs. jackson.
Special values In india linon at 10,
12K and 15c-Hills Cash Store.
Miss Mildred Mcbride, daughter o
U. A. Mcbride, business manager o
the Warrensburg Star, died In Colo
RADIO Springs on Sunday morning
April 21st. The remains were brought
to Warrensburg for interment or
Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Leiever, q prosperous farm
or OF West Point, was in Butler Sat
urday with his wife trading and mad
The TIMES q business call. He say
he is we'll advanced with bis farm
work and has some corn planted
He thinks most OF the fruit was kille
] by the late freezes.
r Lieut.. Ed. DeArmond and iamil,
arrived In the city the last Of the wee
to visit his father, Judge DeArmond'
- family. Lieut.. DeArmond has bee
IL stationed at the Preside, in Sa
Francisco, and this is his first visi
lg home In two years,
10 Judge Estes Smith was invited by th
Cass county people interested in tn
n Grand River Drainage matter to ad
I'd dress the meeting held at Harrison
he Vile last week, but the Judge declin
ed because the matter might com
before the Bates county court ant
" require bis official action.
:, W. R. Sears was In town from ii
- Nyhart country this afternoon. q
~ reported that the big dredge boat q
that place was just about complete
and that dirt would be flying In
Tx very few days. The boats being COZ
10. structed at Athol and Papinville al
also nearing completion.-Review.
~ L card from our old friend John
~ Harris, at Elgin, Okla, reports
Or dry at that place. He says o.
Harris Is 9 candidate for distri
rv clerk In Comanche county, with GOO
prospects Of success. Owes mar
friends In this county hope to leal
lla that he has been elected.
~ Hunters at Nevada killed Q valu
- bic flly belonging to Paul Tod
So Mr.. Todd has given notice throuf
the Post that unless they put I
on $125, he viii prosecute to q flnis
w He intimatss shat they not only ki
cd bis animal, but violated the gan
law In hunting after dark.
ur- The Supreme Court Of the Uoit<
m States on Monday dismissed thscal
AL OF Frederick Seymore alias Lord