The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-25

the result of washclean.
Postmaster Wix informs Us that
his daughter, Mrs. Holloway, writes
rom North Dakota, where her hus-
band is the principal of a school, that
the thermometer had registered six
degrees below zero already this fall
How would you all like to be in
North Dakota2
Washclean contains nothing iniuri-
Gus to clothes or hands. This is
| backed by $10o, 10000.
Hon. George B. Ellis, Secy. State
Board Of Agriculture has arranged
for a Farmers Institute meeting at
Amsterdam on Monday and Tuesday,
December 10 and a. He promises a
good force of lecturers. He has also
arranged for a lady well trained in
home economics to address the
women on the l4th.
Washclean establishes itself in ev-
cry house it has half chance. Try
a 25c package and be convinced.
The Appleton City Journal has Civ
en- notice of intention to increase the
subscription price after January 1,
1910, to $3.50 a year. Owing to in
creased price in news print and all
other kinds Of paper stock and the in
crease Of wages, many county papers
throughout the country have already
made the advance and all the others
may have to follow suit.
Get out of the old rut and use the
new and scientific method of riddidg
| your clothes of the dirt by using
Washclean.
; Fred Boehm, head cook at the Par
: sons, Kan.) state asylum, who has
been spending week with his fam
lily near Lone Oak, returned to hi:
post of duty on Monday. He said hi
had to get back in time to prepare thu
! Thanksgiving dinner. He thinks o
sending his boy Charley to Colum
bia and taking his wife to Parsons
!, with him and renting his farm.
have a number of inquiries fol-
, farms. If you wish to sell, list will
: me. Y. w. He'd.
28tf Butler, Mo
Roy Bowen, son of F. M. Bowen
a prominent business man of Rock
willie, was killed in the railroad yard.
$ at Dennison, Texas, last week. Ro!
5 twas operator at Warmers Junction
!. three miles out Of that city, and mad
. Fthe trip twice a day. 1t was Will
trying to board freight car to rid'
to his work that he was accidental!
! killed. His father went to Dennisol
and brought the body back to Schel
City, his old home, for interment.
FOR SALE. Some choice Plymouth
: Rock cockerels for sale. j. L. Ghere
: Butler No. 8. Phone No. 10 on 5.
CAT -
T. j. Stone reports to the Nevad
Post that he saw two wild deer nea
the Old Town branch, where it EN-
plies into the Marmaton one day las
y week. One was a large buck wit
|. spreading antlers and other a doe
George Marble, editor of the Fl
!. Scott Tribune, reports that he say
q two deer, while he and party wer
4 hunting in the woods near that city
week ago, evidently the same deer a
seen by Mr.. Stone. 1t is thought tn
q deer wandered from the haunts in tn
+ Ozark region.
See Sleeth for that Insurance: 4 466'
;. Clinton b. Mcfarland returne
n from Plainview, Texas, Thursday
o where he owns a large tract of lane
He went with the intention of built
ling and otherwise improving this fal
i but concluded to defer It until sprinl
" He is having about four hundre
acres broken out now for sprin
al planting. Mr.. Mcfarland says ther
n Il considerable dry" farming pra'
g iced in that country. The method
h TO break the ground In the fall, an
/. Ipllyerize it well before planting
l. fae spring, then not stick plow in
afterwards, keep the weeds dow
9 with the harrow, and the ground n
= tains the moisture 70 mature the croI
Washclean does the work thruae