The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 21, 1899, Page 9

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We have the largest retail har- ness store in the southwest and our harness are all made at home. One hundred and thirty sets on hand. Come, inspect and get our ’99 prices. We will surprise you. ma ‘Sachiece others 860.00, aad THE TESY BAINGAIN You EVER HEARD OF, pay your tOur S Offer Price $15.5 freight chunies, The maciine weisia S12 : and the freizht will avers: 'T THREE MONTHS: TRIAL in return your 815.50 any Ouse. abhat, Sh ONS bree nce TAT under various names, with yome friend in Chicago and learn who are MODERN IMPROVEMENT, E BURDICK = ne ERY Goo OnE ov EVERY. mice RADE DE, Wi OF KONE. 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DOt BLE SHAT AND RMEB. ; PUREE RS RE A NEY Parts St $1.28. | Acre | wonderful effects and vi Deepwater Items. , Dr. Chastain on Cow j Several of our citizens attended the’ ; Weltmer-Bishop trial at Butler last | ; x Heme. Mo., Dec. 11 _ week and report very interesting ici , case. Ep. Times—Your correspondent The wheat crop looks promising from this place say Peas and Soy Beans for Stock Feed. "Oe a 99. slat I had s | do so. Many of the farmers through eral pressing invitations to | ef their fall plowing. are M ¥ professional duties would for farm animals, and also their as a fertiliz# of these crops t the productions ofevery: Married, on Thanksgiving day Mr. John McBride and Miss Rachel Cruise, both offAppleton City Henry Oliver of Mount By the intell vubt reisno d was Hope, county may be doubled buying fhogs in our neighborhood one day last week This alone would be sufficient rea- A crowd of young menZfronr Mont- son fer #rowing these crops without rose visited Johnstown last Friday |taking into consideration the fact that there is no hay crop grown on the farm that is so universally valua- ble. night. Miss Effie Allison and cousin How- ard Allison, left Friday for Walker, : Vernon county, Mo., to spend Xinas Good pea hay surpasses alfalfa and with friends and relatives. clover in proteni content, the ele- J. E. Kash spent a few days last|™ent 50 verally absent in ordinary week buvine hogs. farm crops. Cow pea 1 is richer Joe McCormie, who has been quite | than clover hay, it may be grown on sick, is now convalescent any farm in Batescounty. The yield Rev. Rogers of Appleton City | Per acre is more, the crop is certain, preached at the Johnstown Christian failures being unknown. A wood erop | churh last Saturday night and Sun-| Of hay may be grown after wheat or day. oats, the sameis true of the soy Pleasant Odell of Nodaway county, | beans. Some prefer the pea, ot | is visiting friends and relatives here.|the bean. Iam. yet unable to say We all appreciate Thursday. Why? which is the better. They are great} Because that is the day we get our]4routh resisters, and may be put in} dear old booming Totes, the best} @ny time from the middle of May to] the first of August. No progressive rin thestate. pape : ¥. H. Shelton spent Sunday with | farmer can afford not to grow these Judge Coleman. Rose. | Wo crops. They make hay equaily valuable for the dairy cow, the the beef steer, the driving horse, the A *. {draft horse and the colt. This can making Spearman's “high patent. not be said of any other erops with Thomas Miller in our little) nich Tam ae quainted. Owing to lown last week buying mules and | their large protenicontent a balanced | horses. Mr. Chelph sold of the red animals. owing calf, Lost Corner Items. Our new mill is running at full blas was ration may be made for any farm an- long-ea imal by proper dilution with the ordi- Corn gathering is about over with nary fodder crops These peas or and plowing is the order of thedayin |} .ans make a superior lw aa 4 ee nets te Soe have an hundred head of hogs now Will Douglas and Bates Seranton vathering peas and beans sown in have returned from their trip to the They Bates county is good enough for them: corn at last cultiv Iam not authority on the: n. a far west. ow peas tended insti- | and with a favorable winter will no tute at Clinton, andamstate author- | ; doubt yield a bountiful erop next ty on peas and beans. I did not at-/ | year. tend the institute at Clinton, althoug . L. Coleman is having a fine bunch | (not permit of my leav I have| aed fed on his brother's farm, always given y chosen profession | near Johnstown. | first consideration Miss Bessie Judy, who has been| | attended the state dai | quite sick, is improving {tion at Ho Mo. 1 Several of our farmers butchered | invitation of its secretary last week. {the association on t D. H. Kash spent several days last | “Growing Nitrogenous D we Butler. JT make no claims to ! 1 We are told there are to be several | tY 01 Cow peas and soy beans. Aft r} socials in onr community during the | ZTOWiNng These ere for several years holi : ; and seeing then own by others, I| Mr. Wetzel and son John have been | have no hesitaney that 1] building a rock fence on the north | have learned something b-| side of their beautiful farm. jits and growth, their value as: | 24 Rich Mellow Smooth D 4. out ae iD acme Gunes Fa Lest one half the price charge QERES 13 6 feet hes wide and weighs 360 pounds. tops, as follows: Diapason, pe Qeat Reeds, 1 Set of 3 Uishminey get Cleat Bere 4 of 24 Bolt Meiodious tion consist used in the moot Couplers snd Vox Haman: ete., bellows of the ACME Qt whe plate French mirror, nickel plated ped: And every modern improvement. W. some organ swol and the best organ With every aCm® GUARANTEED 25 YEARS. Oy Yey"dudis we qsue a written binding 2) year guarantee, by the terms and conditions of which if any part gives ous we repair it free of charge. Try it one month and we will refund your money if you are not perfectly gatistied. $00 of these orgs ang will be sold at 681.76. ouR RELIABILITY is 5 ESTABLISHED I! Fg: ceit with us ask your neighbor about a the isher of this pape ry Ptropolitan National bank, or Cor: % Bank. ¢ '¥ 2.090 people in our own building. ments at lowest w ri ng in musical inst rument catalogue Addre s ROEBUCK & CO. (ine). Fulton, Despiaines and Wayman § C. HAGEDORN or soy beans, but when I find a crop Harry Kenedy does not have to] that can be grown ler so many sing tiddle de winks to his girl, as he | conditions. so valuable as a soil im- has a buggy te haul her in. prover, so valuable as a hay crop for | R. K. Goodwin came in‘ town the : all farm animals, valuable dairy food, se valuable a hog or poultry feed I think I may justly say a word in its defense. yet to see the man who has used both these crops that did not find to Every thought- sO as a other John v all smiles—it is a boy. Douglas says that Spear- man’s shop is the place to take your plows if you want them to run. Girls. don’t be afraid to Walter. as he has a good bu; willnot let you get wet if it does rain. Clarence White lost his tire Bud Cumpton found one. Grandpa and Grandma Spearman were over to mill Friday. J. M. Mayes snifti colts or pigs, too much fat-producing air in Texas at present. elements and not enough muscle, A couple of tramps occupied our] nerve znd bone forming nutriments school house Thursday night and eame to town for breakfast. Health is generally locality: stock searce. I have with and go them be the thing he wanted. jul and observant farmer has learned that corn isa fat producer, but is not a proper fiuid to develop muscles, nerve, bone, ete. a good ration for and superb Corn is not growing calves, the southern The cow pea vine hay is superior to clover, even if clover could be grown successfully each year. to value as a feed for all~kinds af stock, the short rotation you are enabled That dark brown taste and horrid|to purchase, ete. Yours truly, breath you have in the morning is caus- E. N. ed by an inactive liver; some medicine relieves tor awhile; others tora tew days but Herbine cures. At H. L. Tucker's drugstore. 3 : ; [Too late for last week's issue.] Mr. J. H. Hollingsworth, who has Literary at Scifers was well atte nd-| had charge of the floral display at |eq Tuesday night. Tbe programme | the opening of congress, pronounces | consisted of recitations. debating and the display made the finest ever seen reading of paper. with music by Bert in the lobby of the house. The esti-] Woodfin. mated cost of the flowers was $2,500.| Protracted meeting commenced at Many of the flowers were sent, as} Hook’ s chapel Monday night. usual, to'the hospitals and charita-| | Prayer meeting at Mount Zion was ble institutions of the city. well attended Thuraday night A CLEAR HEAP. Mr. Swezey and daughter, Miss Alice, went to Rich Hill Thursday. good digestion; sound sleep: - There is some talk of having a fine appetite anda ripe old a Christmas tree at Mount Zion and 3 a : also at the Baptist church on Round | aresome ofthe results of the us: | prairie. of Tutt’s Liver Pills. 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