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BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8.185)0.
NO. 40
Missouri
OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL, -
State
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Mr.
Weeks KllCy
:tIHM- tLoilgh
We thought W
Sprue ltctn.
Ei-lToii: It has
.our
. oul 1
vr.
$110,000.
Shanee Breeze.
Leen twi . Still it lain :md it is ouite eoul. .
ie 1 our i:ni" Mt of our fanners finished sowing
v,i!i:al le l ill er. ! wheat lf fore the lieuv'v rniim. mui
'.mc irmii if that sown looks well Mr. Wad-
vou w.-uld give us space. . . .Plenty die and family, of Viuitn. Indian Tor.
f r:tt:i vn i mu.l the p:ist week ; are vir-itii!- n-I itiws in Shaw nee, they
Mr. Janus Youi better known as ! art w.-M il.nu.,1 .1,.;.- i,m... ,1,"..
in town this week ' Ncti.-M lu; still thev etiinv -tiv in
"little Jim," was
FA
llcceivi H Deposits Mlhject to ('heel.. Loans Money
dues a (h ncral I i.it i Ii i r Ilu.-i.,
Mat:
! .ok i tig jut a i happy ns
In the Real listate Loan Department
on Real listate on lonj or short
lowest rates without delay.
Make loans
time at
STiM MI'tt.HKI
llnrlitiKcr, W N liirimr
Allen, Mra Levina
Itotiiwitrti, T tj, I'liykli laii
llurk, Monroe Fanner
Itallanl. .1 N Farmer
liruwn. ruin
HarHctt, K'lintiml Farmer
(heir, II. li. Farmer
artitlicr. i A Fanner
ClirlHtv. M I'hynldaii
Clark , llohcrt r anncr
Ourtncy, ! M Stock Dealer
iixvrwi'Htcr. Inlin r unner
jiavln, ) It Forciiiiui '1 imkn nttlcd'oucU , Hooker r iirim r
IHckciichcdU. It (J i;in . A. ICca'l I'litott, II II linnk t l.-rk
iMitclicr, I II 1'rof Normnl He )i Itonlcr, .1 M Farmer
f Armi'ii'1.1' A Iri'ult .liicl Itimkln. .1 I. rnriinr
Mtii. Inlin Farmer Itiellor't, lin II h anncr
fc'vcrliitfham, I'hyitlclan Uclnni r, J W limurmn i'
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llii kiiiiin.i; It Kiirnltiire l-al r imth . John I Lawyer
Icnkltia, .1 I: Arni't ( milili-r Mnrki',1. It l-mt v . irrult !
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ITI-Hldollt
vic(!-irt'Hilcnt
WM. E. WAt.TuN
J. It. JKNK1.NH
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vvi-r, -..tl mi uci i uut (if tli- an itiil tl.ia wvA.
I ' i't 1..h hiimn S.ituiilnv,
.!.. . .Mr .Jan.. i It A:1 ii in l
itt!e U, I'u! ml i:v, of
.! i . viitii.Lf his rar-
n 1 Mis. .1 11. M.ltnn . . . . J
Wti t ys l:c is fit!
1 i;i ;-i .- r d Jin run lit'
wiiii lliut liiu I kit th:it ar-
:it li.s l. a-,.- M ii'liiv ....
w..i,,i- r I. nt r i i iit Mr. II i!l maJ
ll l;!s iol. ittnl if lie ftf li out 'V'tl.
.....Mi. Mi'ltun haw ho! 1 hi town
lliiJMty t i.lnlill 11,11 bIhiw, but hlli
nut ilfi-nlf.l win tin r Ik- will it ltuilil
ii li- or not. I'n tt r sUy with ns. .1.
II. is wh.it your fii.n.Is s:iy....Vi'
ui:ili lhtitinl (hit Mr. Lull Muiliy
will occupy tin htoro house fonncily
twiu'J by Mr. Mi lton .... As Sum
mit (tlfniiingH hns uhhuiuoJ vur
imme wo Helcct another.
(1ce8s Wnij.
Lcaoinq Importers of
Diamonds, Watches
and Jewelry.
LOWEST PRICES.
100 Vliitlng Urdi
Engraved CopptrpUta,
1.60.
Our MistriM Citilojui,
Th handaomatt ar laauad In lha
Waat, will glva you thouaanda of
aua-faatlona aa to what will maka a
nico Annlvaraary. Birthday or Holi
day pratant. Writ ua, and wa will
(laid I y aand It to you
100 Vlllllag Cardt
From flatt,
1.00.
Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery.
Wedding 'and Engagement Rings.
815 Mt Stroot.
lnri i i n nnnnn i nn n I n ri
At Butler, Mo.
Mi
MiiiK" Ilfiun
Uct. C. W. West Prc-cheil at
Moutrobe last Sunday . . . . M. I. Set
tlj in very nick with typhoid feyer at
this writing F. M Staley jur-
chaard a huune iu Mayeuburg aud is
making nrrangeuieutn to move it to
hia fatm on 1'etercrcek F. C.
Tyre is building a nice barn. . . .For
a cluAti shave and a fashionable hair
cut call ou Qeo. Pitts at Mayenburg
. .There was a mule ahow at Mayer
burg between Frank Moudy and Mr.
Swigger, the one baring the beat
mule was to set up tue "two lora.
. . . .Owing to the inclement weather
work ou the churches is progremiug
very slowly. . . .Willie McCue aud
Misa Hallie White, Tom Miller and
MiHS Maud Staley took a drive to
Butler hut week; nothing seriouv,
however. . . .Longfellow, in bin com
munication to the Weekly X'nion,
headed Spruce Items, says the great
Kilkinuey cat fight is over. ler,
Dro. Longfellow, the Gght is about
over aud there are several dead cats,
andbefore the sun sets on the 4th of
Nov. the retst of the union labor cats
will have passed away. Longfellow
!ll tll.'V IlljOV II
, Mis Ida Stu ky leavrs
i' ''ih s to t;lln' liiir-M' of
il S.'l.orl wo-t of Ilut'.l-r. Miss l.l;i
is ;i i'ikhI ti:u'iiti. anl an ami.ili'.w
young lady and w ill no doubt ivi-
b.lllfflH'til Hi 141 II l.iU'll.l, illld will
mak' many fni-nds while t ln i . . . .
W :utt r 1. i a Iv l.Ht'.viti.' s i 1. but
n i l' up, Waltt r, Ida 1ms a chami
iiigyming sister if you can just ,'et
Ait. r iiitun to ;.) n!T Mi'iH'whi'ie to
, V. ..... .
sciiooi Jolui .Aii-ui.ee is visitimr
his parents m eastern Shawnee. . . .
A1U DielwchUi- j,'ni's to Molitluse
to m Ikh.I this winter I. V. Her
muni' is wantintr ti huv e.ittle to
feed thi-i winter. ... li. Mil'allaud
is pcificlly wild, the cause is the ar
rival hi" a ii;j boy at lr.s house, or
lathcmt Father Kill's. . . .Mia Aio.
l'nwe'l is UK iiij her fiHter, Mrs.
I'rico Kay. in Kansas City. . . .Mrs,
Christeiia lhiuuiunk. of K. C, who
ha.s been it.iting her paients in
Shawnee returned home Monday. . .
Mr. John Deerwestcr lias Ins new
barn complt-ted and it is a Hue build
ing.... Miss Maggie Hermann left
the fiiHtof the week for Kansas tity
for medical treatment. .. .Yeg
Lewis Decker went to Fairview
Sunday night, and so did oh, ask
some one else, we don't waut to tell
. . . .Miss Cora Bernhart has regain
ed her health sufficiently to be at
church aeaiu Walt Mushier and
sister were at Salem S. S. Sunday
Wonder what ailed Pete Hermann
last Sunday at Salem. Guess Sam
McCandless can tell, aud if not just
ask Miss Emma Llhott, we know
he can.... L. A. Cox is hauling
lumber to build an addition to his
house. . . .Harden Ray left last week
for K. C. where he goes to attend a
commercial school, our best wishes
go with him Tom Elliott says if
ho just had such whiskers as John
Crabtree has he might stand some
chance over ou the corner. .Booker
Powell and Jim Allen each ordered a
car load of Rich Hill coal which was
delivered a Pasnaic this week. . . .WT.
T. Meglassen will address the Shaw
nee voters, ui L&rmony school nouso
Saturday. Oct 4.... Pete Hermann
urn
OF BATES COUNTY,
Cash Capital.
liv
it
$50,000.00
i. s. ri'uMi'-'iv
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Or. I h hlilM.II AM
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secretary
. Vtt.irnry
DlUMt TOKS.
.tit'tire Urk;W , V'urm.'r aii.t t.ck ralm-r.
It .1 Hurley nt It.. I It 1 1 r I . - l.iiml'ir i nm nn y .
.1 . K . limn r, tee-rrihi.liiii ml runner.
M s. Kii Tm', , I ariner mi l stock ralm r.
K A Iteiinett, .if lie nnclt. Whe.-ler A I'umpiiiiv an l .'il l Ice-rreni lrut.
I' K Kuiery, Ileal hut. te ln c-lor
M i i!ee, Knrun r nn. I sinekrnincr
I! M tinily, Farmer ami stuck Itnlner
v. It I , ie. I ; hut ami sinckraiM'r.
! N I h -1 i -.'M . I'n .(.li nt , tanner are! !. r.i!. r
.lnIlM Steele. r H' III it ami nine k rl her
.1.1 Mehce, 1 uriin r an.l ftni krnlKi r
C l li p, t imhlcr.
I.Yceoen ie.i..it mili.leet t.i check, luaim iiinii"V, Innuea ilrnCtK, mi. I Iranniila a
Ki'in rnl haukiiiK IuihIii-hh. Your jalriinn:c riMiectfiillv mlii ltd.
The Peter Lane Stock
To lie closed out at once. Ten thousand
dollars worth of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Sale opened Saturday morning,
SEPTEMBER 27th.
Nrver before in the history of Bates coui:ty ha such aa oj por- j
in northeast Bates who are slipping
around telling their republican
neighbors to scratch S. A. Douglass.
Don't be alarmed, the republican!
have a tickt of their own aud there
is no danger of them voting for your
uncle Sid. Longfellow, when did
you leave Petercreek and move to
Spruce township? We had not miss
ed you yet. Zip.
i"3 - xjiZo i -u&A&tg i Uiitr wek, g'Sg tO "
uliimin. . . ttmiitav Wmm titrc unia i
i onic (or Womtu.
."spraUrt
Seeing nothing
New
in vour valuable
paper from this part of the county
I seud vou a few items from this
prosperous community 'Sonire
Graves held court the latter part of
last week. Some prominent lawyers
from Rich Hill, Butler and Kansas
Citv were present, the case being an
important attachment suit. Jury
hung Mrs. Dr. Witter has been
quite sick for the past week but is
uow able to be up The teacher's
social at Dr. Lyie s was a rare occa
sion and one which will be long re
membered by those present- One
most pltasaat feature, for which
we are indebted to Mrs. Lyle, was
the delicious and bountiful supper
to which we did ample justice after
; which we were iavore.l with 6ome
I excellent music by bet-
daughter, Miis Ar-iiie. The company
was composed ol tie. it-ncM-r Uzil
wee eu up for Sunday ve pretume
. . .Miss Dora Greer, who is visiting
ler uncle Frank Greer, is quite sick
,.. .The poultry growers of these
parts are inouring, since the failure
of Bates Cos. poultry king, but nope
he will start up again soon . . . .Sam
McCandless is rejoicing since his
Indian Ter. girl's return to BateH,
but John would be better pleased if
it were her older sister Was it
Elmer that went to Butler last Sun-
lav? We thought so, but he was
certainly at Chapel Sunday night.
Strange isnt it 15. r. UilliDgs
was in Butler one day last week,
something new .... Gus. Hermann
made a flying trip to Deepwater this
week aud his cousin returned with
him Rev. Inlow has left us and
is now engaged in a series of meet
ings at Fairview, success be with
him for he is a faithful worker
in his matters caua....And now,
Mr. Ed., as our breezes are getting
rather numerous we'll close, lest we
be turned over to the waste basket,
and with good wishes to the Times
and it a many readers we are
Rex
fslio is pretty. . . .Douglas says Un
democratic party isa dead dug. He
will hud it is resarccted in Novem
ber. Look out you 2 by 1 . . . . Vn-
iiimie is digging pntatocs to
day and says they are tine. . . .Bob
Davis, Sunday night, looked so
pleased. Saw your Altor.a girl,
that's it, Bobby Will Howard
was out of shapo Saturday and Sun
.lay nights. Stick to them ill, if
they do buck Where, oh where.
is Tomato Will Drake? Foundered
on tomatoes, I suppose. . . .Johns
town is trying to get up a debate
between the pure party ami the
lemocratic party. If they do lust
send ug Boxley and Sim Francisco
and then see the Bro. Union drop
their feathers. . . .Tom Stroad is still
drilling wheat. Tom says it is nev
er too late to do good. . . . Dr. Choat
is still hearty and on foot, and sound
in faith with the democracy....
Thomas Broadus, one of the union
stump speakers, was ou hand the
other night. We are surprised at
Tom straying off with such stuff,
but I do believe he is given over to
a reprobacy of mind aud a hardness
of heart. . . .John MeAninch looks
bad. What is the matter with you,
old boy? Straighten up for the big
democratic rally this fall Johns
toWit ntt-kct rs fair this werk. Hogg
cents, corn 28 cents and every-
JolmMown Items.
lively and democracy
Union
Times
booming. . . .Times dull and
Lalor failing Dr. J. W.
crvi GLe of the best ttO k
thing else in proportion . . . .Conduc
tor Robins is still on tha C, B. &
Q. short line Walt McCown still
looks bad. We recommend fowls
for him We learn Mr. Ogburn
had to bring his boys home from
the deaf aud dumb school on ac
count of their eyes The Walnut
Grove Parsonage is now iu progress.
That is a good move, build your
preacher a house Did you see
Walt Mosier Saturday night? Been
to E. Y. Hill. Walt you had bet
ter go slow Ed Hurbert is visit
ing his mother, of this place. Ed
looks well and reports times good
where he has been Why wasn
you at
night:
loubtiDg it Thomas c iu t sec
Clister and Lee still run batch ;
erlors hull W. L. Ogg brought in !
50 or oO fine steers last week, which
he expects to feed this winter.... !
Are you keeping track of the pure
party? The Gov. is. aud don't you
forget it Of all the slang and
nonsense that ever a man heard, we
heard at the pure party tpeaking.
If you ever attend one yoa will hear
nething but slang, nonsense and
vulgantv. and no sense in it ... .
Won deif Bill Gibbs ever got tLt
r-m-n s. f T -vr.lr n V cotr. frlrr
CUoatj . w, rilI1 IJf;k
f j k . M. , A'...'. .W... J .......
I'ulilic Sale.
I will si ll at I'u'iuv. w.
farm, o miles southeast of Butler, on
Wednesday, October 15, IK'.IO, the
following property to-wit: One
work horse; I brood marc, 1 two
year old lilley; brood sows; i!7
head of stock hogs; 14 sboata; 1 two
horse wagon; 1 road cart; 1 mow
ing machine; 1 breaking plow, 1
I combined riding and walking culti
vator, 1 good saddle, 1 set of double
harness, 1 set of single harness, 15
acres of corn in field, K or 10 tons of
timothy hay, aud other things too
numerous to mention.
Terms: $10 and under cash; on
sums over 1 10 a credit of C months
will be given without interest if paid
when due, otherwise to draw tea per
cent, from date, note to bear approv
ed security. 10 per cent, per annum
discount for cash.
Pacl Walton.
2t II. C. Doxohce, Auctioneer.
Hog Cholera.
NO CUBE MO PAT.
We authorize all merchants to
refund the money to auy reliable
person who has purchased and used
V. Hall's Hog and Poultry Cholera
Cure according to ii!r",tior!H it
wilting to say fef has not been Fully
benefited thereby.
The W. Hall Medical Co..
43-3m St- Louis, Mo.
DON'T FORGET IT!
That J. R. Pattersons, Barber Shop
North Side Square, is the place to
go for a nice hair cut, shave or
shampoo. Call and see me. Every
thing lirstclaKS.
Wett Si'le Barber Shop!
If you want the best shave, hhaiu
poo,hair cut, cleaned or dreesed, call
at George Haggard's barber shop.
He employs the very best workmen
, S and gurantee satisfaction. Hot and
singing at Drake s Friday j w
We bad fine time. If you ! - -
Vor'i t t cf going i'u-
tut.it v 1--:.. . frd U.y your supj lies
Mh
rictures
A f. Eii OT.
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