The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 8, 1906, Page 3

SRST A a RTE IG $3 " RT a | She Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XXVIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1906. , NO. 15 Virginia Items. We learn that Jobn Cruson, for merly of this county and lived many | i years two miles ,southeast of Vir- winie, is in very poor bealth anu doubts as to bis iiving much longer, | doing nicely. Wesaw Mother Oidbam lastSat-} Mrs. Elizabeth Morehead from urday. She tells us that her health | Oklahoma ts here on a visit to: rela. | = has beeu bad this winter. She is not] tives and old friends. att epee well. Like many others,she| Mr. Cole from Montrose has bought | (@ Deep Water Items. The muddy roads are fast improv ,— to the wife of W. H. Dudley,a girl on last Tuesday. Both parties | DEACON BROS. & CO. DEACON BROS. & CO. | MOLINE LINE. passing down the other side of the | out W. J. Jackeon’s merchandise in G00D ENOUGH RIDING PLOW. ih toward the sunset of life, She has | Johnstown. always been a hard worker; epenther| Jas. Blizzard has moved his family time at home She saye ber son, | to Butler for the benefit of educating Frank’s health is poor shia winter. | his two charming daughters, Misses Shesays it does her good to have her] Sadie and Goldie. ens we can get in the OMWill Duret sold Mi farm fo George| ture home with her. aoa, Bos Next 10 Days For Goods or Cash and Charles Palman some three} Chambers in Butler. At the market price, if you want Goods we handle Groceries, Shoes and Dry Goods werks ago; the Balser Durst eighty} Lulu Shelton spent Tuesday with Note our Prices on os Groceries. cece nnzascesoeszszacesseee WANTED - ] We want all the Butter, Eggs and Chick. GOOD ENOUGH GANG PLOW. Riding and Walking Plows, Riding and Walking Cultivators, Disk Harrows—all Steel Drag Harness. Stalk Cutters, Double and Single Shovels &c. F’amous Ohio Luine Riding and Walking and Riding Cultivators and Garden Plows. Pumps Of all kinds for Deeper Shallow-wells. BUGGIES. acres, be still has the other land yet | Bessie Shillioger who has been quite Somebody says he is going to New |sick for the past week. Mexico. Caleb McCormic is erecting a neat Mr. Dimond, who has been living} cottage on his fatber-in-law’s farm on the Vogt farm, north of Virginia, | northo.f Spruce. hue rented a farm near Milo, Vernon} The sick are convalescent in this county, and will move there the firet | neighborhood. of March. Mr. Dimond {s a geod} Rennie Maxey has organized a farmer and good neighbor. Vir | writing achool class in Johnatown. ginia’s loss will be Milo’s gain. Martin Esenborth has erected a Mrs. Geo, Palman und daughter! beautiful front yard fence. Mr. returned last Tuesday from Mound | Esenborth {sa good farmer and has City, Kan., where she had been to] a well improved farm. attend a reunion of the family; the} The death of grandma McCracken children at their mother’s house to}vas ashock to her many friends in make their aged mother’s heart to | this neighborhood. rejoice for a few days to see many of} John Allison made 4 business trip her children once more together. to Montrose Saturday. Geo. Hughes, two miles north of] Caleb McOormic has a sick child at Virginia, has a fresh milk cow for] this writing. sale. Robert Southerland bought a James Cuzick has been on the sick | horse from Mr. Murphey last week list for a few days. and was breaking it to drive Satur- John Foster was quite sick tor a| day. few days last week; able to beout| Addie Allison ts in Rockville this week visiting his mother. se ockett expeetstostartabout| I think from the appearance of the oh the: talddle of ane oom for the terrl. | weather Mr. Sronedien muet have Queen, soft wheat.. “ 8L2 tory, going to take his family with] saw his shadow the 2ad. This flour fs fresh tear the mill eas day aud him Mr. Ed. Chambers died at the home there is none better made, Studebaker, D. M. Sechler and Moline Buggies, Road)" yisg Rachel Park has been on the| of his brother, Arthur Chambers, on Michigan ealt $1.25 ner barrel sick list the past week. last Saturday evening. Ed. has been | = Good fiber water pail... Wagons, Surries and — Buggy Whips, Robes, The Ladies Cemetery Asaoclation | in bad health for the past six months of Virginia had a meeting Monday of | buf until the last month he was able Dusters &o. shiowe, and will foraloh a seporttor to be up. He leaves two brothers Tue Trike next week, and one sister to mourn his lose, White cups and saucers per set. Hien nine Both literary societies were wellat-|The remains were interred in the Good white plates per aet........ tended last week, if the roads were} Union cemetery Sunday evening by SINGLE AND DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS. @’ Good cold blast lanterns, each... MAJESTIC, MALEABLE and CHARGOAL IRON RANGES —|"ti»protectd muting's moving|standiiser 0s (ig) G00 daa Dard anor eann rm slowly. The roads have been very| ‘It is not death to die 2 bars nugget anan.. iibddbiteennetosaeciaveaneinanesnacieeee 8 bars crystal w hivaet WR iicissciies 6 bars old country soap... + bars casteel toilet soap wast 5 eans solid packed augareorn..... Cushens best apple cider vinegar 5 cans solid packed tomatoes..... 3 eans best solid packed pns....... 3 cans best Oxford sugar corn... Good 20¢ coffee Yale brand. oes le Fine 25¢ coffee fine flavor.. The Yale 3 lbs in cans wapeaeine 81 00 Hard wheat flour down Star, Power Bro. hard whoat,......... oe $1.20 fj Impertal, Power Bro. hard whent.. we BT 25 Royal, aott wheat... hl OF Gc ol tin pail good size. Good galvanized pall G04 BIZ. ee TDC Good line of Spring Styles in Zephyr Ginghams i bad. Five have joined, all under < To leave this weary road Best on earth and cheapest in the long wala Rev. Martin left ae week. Rev, Al-| And mid the dear ones there on just in. - cae ae FY ro high 1940 Geo Seokyr Gtugh " turday night. It is a mistake To be at home with God.” 7 fine Zaphyr Ginghame as PLANT SEED co.’S often to get educated men to carry LILLY 40¢ good Zaphyr Gingham at. ona revival. They often depend on eeneesmetmasieansee their great education and not on the Northwest Bates Items. spirit of their Master to help them in winning men and women to follow| _ Thetnfant child of Mr. and Mra. their Savior. J oy! care died near Vinton J anu- ar at. Ln Pa gale pry Mes veg ir, and Mrs. Ellis Hand are both Bulk Garden Seeds. ee See het tage See on the sick list. Dr. Tuttle, of Ad- Mr. Plant’s name stands quality; he has been selling of this week. rian, is the attendant. garden seed in Misssouri and Illinois for sixty years; he People have commenced moving knows the condition of soil and climate in Missouri, and| this week. Henry Isom movestothe| The child of Albert Wilson fs very 1 what seeds will do best in this climate. When you buy|J0b2 Drysdale tarm one mile south | 07) robes pe r a? aller $Me Plant’ of Mount Carmel, Frank McElroy There will be a wedding in the near garden seeds from us, you get the advantage of Mr. Plant’s moved to Butler last week and alfuture—Miss Nora White and E, i i i family moved west through Virginta , Weiner, of near Vinton. experience of sixty years in the southwest. dag. Mon Mre, Sam Minor will start in a few Old man Beckett was much worse | dys for Oklahoma to visit her son. Monday, the swelliag still going up Anyone wanting to purchaee a nice on his body. He has a desire to see | Young mule will do well to call-on all his old acquaintances. He likes} Mra.8. T. Brown. She has one to to have people to come and see bim. | sell. Aaron. C.N. Clark, E. E. Ward and wife 20e quality cotton mohatrs at... Moreen underakirtings at. Nice cotton suitings at... ceaxeles Tie redy to wear skirt marked down alr new styles, Some good atylea in woolen dress goods for early use at cut prices, the best line of Dress Silks in the town 49¢ to $1.50 per yard. Childrens school hose 10¢ to 25c. Job lot 25e hose 7X to 94° at two palr for 25¢ * Big reduction on all underwear for this month. » ¥ Few Sewing Machines left Honey Vioon drop head... Ruby Naw Home drop hea New Ideal drop head.. Now is the time to sow your cabbage seeds for plants. We have just received our 1906 stock, and they are ready and on sale. All these are good and will not fail, Early Jersey Wakefield, Early Winningstadt, Karly Fleet Dutch, Early Drumhead, Burpees Early All Head, All Seasons or Sun Head, Henderson’s Early Summer Danieh Ball Head, Plant Seed Co.’s Premium Late Fleet Dutch, Late Drum- head, Plant Seed Co.’s Late Market Garden, St. Louis cows $3.80 and steers $4.25. her father. They report @ good Late Market. I ; ; Henry Requa sold his steers at time. : i We have received about twenty-five (25) retail seed) $5 25. Bud Grider was in Butler Friday catalogues by mail and are convinced that you can’t afford], an ee Set home asa wae in the Jesse Nave case. to send off for seeds. WHY? Because they list garden|ory county. peas and beans at from 30 to 50c a quart or 20c a pint while B.. Dor tad to be appoint we are going to sell you these seeds at 20c a quart, 10c a]on account of a protracted meeting pint and 5c a half pint, all-round both dwarf and stick. We have already sold several pounds of cabbage seed. 5 00 New Home Second Hand Cheap. Bring in your Produce, want all we can get, we Gi were in Butler on legal business. Mrs. Roods and family will go to Oklahoma this week to join her hus- bund. Joe Norman and wife, ite or sold hogs and cattle to Steel & Chev- | Merwin, have just returned from wien 2 Rich Hill. Hoge 5 cents, Texas, where they have been visiting : @ Peru Items. This is somethiug like winter. Messrs. Gerkin, Hart and Smith will treat + ou right and want your !usiness. tay i = & Wanted, Oats, Farmers having red Texas oats y. for sale, Yadegy bee seed = shipped in last spring, bring samples at once. noe Udtearuir's for. Pag ind We want 3,000 bushels and will give Have just received some covered tin pails” that are bet-| Ernest Gough {s hauling coal forJ. | Premium over shipping price, for ter than any bought from Wholesale Grocery Houses or|#. Thomas. oe a at Virginia. Miss Grace Martin was visiting Bertha Thomas over Sunda; We have on hand a full line of choice field seeds, which we offer to the trade ' Sunday was a pretty cold day. Old Propie’s Evevator Co , Wholesale Racket Houses. We quote: : : : é pte al gong pm reg vated Oe NORE ” at very low prices. Choice flax seed, Wantep:—Two young men who “i 2 quarts 5e, 3 quarts 8c, 4 quarts 10c, “16. Walker hauled off hogs last have ood ene ideas eee both northern and home grown, will be aturdey. . for a large Chica » Ag : ‘ We hear Elmer Requa {s workin; portunity to learn a business in _ offered on contract—note or for cash, 6 quarts 15¢, 8 quarts 20¢, 10 in the Bates County National Banke mech rapid advaocement can be Fi : , We wieh him success, ashe isa bright |had. Liberal comaloion at the Extra nice seed oats, Red Texas and young start —E. C. PenpLerox, Manager, 8 : quarts Abe, 12 quarts 30c. Te ee reas tied tae bigh Jopliv, Mo. + 14.2 black. Choice timothy seed, clovers, We have some coming in Hardware, Tinw are Notices white and red. Kentucky blue grass, and Grenit S a va puzzle people. ; RL ‘o ; ai we, Poor phe ae ghee: millet and cane seed, kaflir and seed corn, “, hile back for the west: writes he d stall line of ; poe By the way we have the best hand seed ove made ;|has « job at $2.25 foe hours, and will have on eS Sock teak in fact we have every thing in this line for $1.50. Call and see es and we Basal: ‘ae why ae Uxct ABB, |eed oate will be offered for spring that you will need. We ask you to in- scoding. Calendars strecte, Butler, -" spect our stock and get our prices before 14% Prories Evevator Co. For Sale or tS 2 ees Lt aang purchasing. « CANNON-WEINER ELEY, CO.