The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-03-07
Virginia.

Aaron wonders why the correspon.
dent for 2 papers In the county does
not define his position in the Smoot
case and American saloon as q NOR
sleducstor and up litter Of the young
men and women OF America and
whether Bill Warner did right In
voting for the Mormon apostle to
make laws for the people OF the
United States and what he thinks
about Bill Stone. A Democrat vo-
ting not to have a Mormon apostle
make laws for the people OF the Uni.
ted Slater. We see by the vote that
there were 4 Democrats voted to
keep Smoot as a law maker and 6
Republicans against Mormanism.
There lie n screw loose some where.
Some think that the Republicans
need the Mormons 10 their business
in 1908 Ia 1850 the Democrats
voted there should he no slaves sold
IN the Dist. OF Columbia Now the
Republicans foster 600 saloons 10
the Dist, destroying more men and
women In a year than American sla
very ever did In one year. The Of.
ticers are appointed by the President
to superintend the mills that destroy
families. We oil know that they are
not run by Democrat machinery but
by Republican authority.
Miss Ethel Miller and brother, of
Amorett are visiting old friends
around Virginia before going to
Kansas City to live
WIN burst has bought the Cowan
farm and has moved there. He lived
nearly one year In New Mexico, and
OF course he thinks there is no place
like Bates county Tor him.
Since our last on the road, nearly
half OF our farmers have been drag
cling the the roads The sentiment
Il growing in favor oiroad dragging,
people are learning 1t is much easier
for teams to travel on the dragged
roads than over them not dragged.
We believe that all renters should be
allowed 10 drag the roads along the
farms rented to the amount OF their
pole tax. Let the land holder pay
the money and them that believe In
rewards and punishment do their
dragging along theiriarms 1t makes
them look betterand strangers lass
ing through will say there lives an
enterprisiHg farmer
| Rev. Bakers regular appointments
will be she second Sunday III a. IN.
and niNht.
| Aaron has often wondered bow IL
happens that out OF party OF over
one hundred there Is only . ORC that
are qualified tor office. Come boys,
walk up and vote rs q tell you.
| Prot Brady, OF the Amoret school,
was Ia Virginia Sunday and took
diGuer With WIN Mck!bben.
| Vane Walker spent Saturday night
southeast OF butler with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. james u. Walker.
DIR. Mitchell, OF Wimsboro north
east Texas. spent last Monday with
Aaron and had an old fashioned talk
about old shines. The DIR. Is looking
after his property here and shaking
hands with his old friends. The Dr..
is looking we'll and keeps away from
Hooking old. His eye sight is much
better than years ago, he can read
without the use OF glasses and his
eyes do not tire: lie expects to stay
here while and return TO Texas the
fore part OF the Summer.
Miss Johnson 81 near Lebenon,
Mo-, visited the family OF DR.. Smith
last week. They were old neiehbors.
Mrs. W. I. Pyle left Monday Tor
her home in Baldwin, kas. She had
been with her mother, MRS Wasn-
lngton fark' VINO mas Deen SICK ior
weeks. ,,.
tuesday morning we learned rom
Mr. Wnissier shas JACK berry WAS
ABOUT tne same.
ANYBODY tnat wisnes TO consrlDuse
money to the virginia cemetery iuno
can leave or senG II 90 v, M; Drys'
dale, virginia. bis Roofess Ii but-