The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1906, Page 6

MCELROY BROS, ams." RUBBERS - RUBBERS) [REAL ESTATE, |sedioomedsd, beamethinte| It May be thatyou are |tavas s K TLIf you ave a Missourian | 6ren* neon some. k come and be shown that there|‘*peetal | Bear in mind. please that hi is no ‘place that beats the| blame : we carry the best make in the BA Lambertville, We have one of the LARGEST and PANHANDLE OF 4 ~ TEXAS, & Where the crops for one year } will pay for the land. Now Come inj and let us show MOST COMPLETE line of SHOES in you why it is the best and in : BUTLER. ; We have Shoes of all grades to please the people and will be pleased to wait on you at any time. There is no reason for parties who CALL AND SEE US. RD and let us show you. Less/have put thelr claims before the pres Republican | | Ses.. HIRAM NICHOLS t t Judge McFad- eee Laces than one way rates for round on oe A... & the vonditions my — are better. ba 5 id will the: - . trip. Every lat and 8rd Tues-|bie for ceew mon before whee all THE SHOR MAN. the fight will have to be made over ui is the time for men in moder- ate circumstances to own a ize other claims, be- . ® — good home of hisown. Come|tore the cours wane? gt! le $e f : wy: —_—- Jadge hah Gove he duty woeld : . p ? ja duty would, ae For furtherinformation call aL porcalee walker-McKib t all people haven't the eame opinion on any one point. But to start with four Judge McFadden car. ; : ae ried Gnarlote, hishome township, in | eae Deter’ PUPP i Pe ge Bu Fo Page We want your business on veut and an wes’ uo elvaae é rubbers, We have all grades|bieown. His cpmpaign then as now and eell them accordingly. | fog wn¥ and honorably conducted, ; been done in the same upright tlemanly manner. We have in Row Poffenbar of Home township, north of the river, about 3,500 acres of land, subject to overflow from the river. Five years & Ed d ‘ aden chret nly mh pelo: rt trying to 6. Mr. and Mre. W. P. sevier of Sum- Wal 5: a ped oar, poring have trled to 7 mit township. mum One Price to All Wor State WILLIAM H, ANTHONY.| Beautiful new rugs $1.48 up—walk- . abandoned for farming pur. er-McKibben Mere Co. =| poses, and the last few years it has The Farmers Bank, Missouri State} Death of Silvan McCombs, | grown upin weeds and brush, not one Nag roe on a eet and see us over Farmers Bk. 8! TIER WEEKLY TIMES . D, ALLEN, Eprror. “Awron” brought the editor an apple from the home of his _brother- in-law, Joe Quintance, in Ohio, pick- ed from a tree 93 years old, 10 feet and inch in circumference. Aaron ate apples off that tree forty odd years ago. The apple is the small russet variety. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. State Ticket. Judges:—A, M, WOODSON, Seareme Tomaein i ee VES." Supt. of Schoole—HOWARD A. GASS, road and Warehouse Commissioner— H. R. OGLESBY All kinds of yarns at lowest prices —walker-McKibben Merc. Co. J. L. Lilly arrived on Monda: from Livingston, Montana to visit For Member Congress, 6th County Ticket. Bank, Walton Trust Company and acre in 50 being cultivated at nll, on Meprocentative—LAWRENCE M. GRIFFITH.| Dayail & Percival Company will| Silvan McCombs, son of Mr. and mind you; on which 60 and j A Sen ee. D = close at a quarter past three to-day, | Mre. J. H. McCombe, of Shawnee| 80 bushels of corn per acse has been Reeorder—I. M. SMITH. SRerif—JAMES R. ANGLE. Prosecuting; Attorney—WATT B, DAWSON. that proprietorsand employees may | township, departed life Sunday | grown, on a few exceptional years attend the dedication of the Masonic | morning last of typhold fever, after] when not molested by water. . The de b and Odd Fellows lodge rooms and /|4n illness of ¢wo.monthe. Faneral| county ¢..urt paseed on the drainage made by any catalog bate Judge—J. A. SILVERS the laying of the corner atone of the | eervices were conducted by Rev. J. A.| petition, granting it, one year ago. Tear i. BELL. ue ; iu, vd Da 7 —_ 9 by Hev. Bre the petition wae vary house on any goods in « tor—Y. C, "i ear, oO! Baptist wners. k és Assessor—A. L, GILMORE. New Ralston Health Shoes, new church in Altona, - afternoon 7 wget dy our line; and we thank Coroner—O. F. RENICK, ° School € Presiding Judge—J. W. McFADDEN, More gaaaaibiaeas McKibben|as2o’clock. The Assosiate Judge North Dist, ESTES SMITH. Associate Judge, South Dist.—A. D. HYDE. Pablic Administrator—JOHN C, HAYES. you for the privilege of so doing. x young men ds acted as pall bearers and six young lady friends acted as honorary bearers. An from the home to the cemetery. The floral offerings were many and beau- . ble changed : . Do ieee ve 18 years, 9 months . A Hl CULVER Fil | an lays old. He was a young ; man of bright promise and hia sary ge: ° tne ! RNITURE 00, ‘a is oaly ~ Tal - = DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS. Hon. D. A. DaArmond, will make the following addresses. Thursday, October 25, 1906: GROCERIES H ARDWARE Altona 1:30 p. m. ’ Adrian 7:30 p. m. Friday, October 26; 1906: Sprague 2:30 p. m. Get. in line and buy your] tating off goods at the right place. | to hls devoted parenty . BUTLER, MISSOURI. Rich Hill 7:30 p.m, | When it comes to selling) Now jenoictume and floor oil cloth , _ Headquarters for good Farniture. Saturday, October 27, 1906: high grade goods at low pric-|—walker-McKibben Mere. Co. 2 Jobnstown{1:30 p.m. Jeg we are there with both| The editor of Now, if Summit 7:30 p. m. ‘ Fe ot ae uns enloyed) | Now, if Mr. Harper was P: wate Vpn i! SSE. CA REE the hospitality of Mr, and Mrs. J.\B. instead ‘udge Laryied Monday, October 29, 1906: feet. Rice and courtesies of their manly mo 600 wane 'al coahon 3 penn Taberville 1:30 p.m. |—- | Joung son, Walter, on lass Thurs- | North New flome would still be val- ; day. Mr. Rice owns a fine farm and Zita * : Rockville 7:30 p. m. ‘We are eelling the best Friday, Oct 26, Prairie Clty, WB FLOUR high patent hard wheat pleasant home, about two miles due [ee Ge Gee Ce Ce Ce Cl en ee SEO A QQ QQASG 5 § 5 5 Dawson, D C Chastain. — flour for only............. $1.00 per sack. ; ; ow Saturday, Oct 27, Pleasant Gap, for soveral youre ford, Judge 1C ory J l ] ¥ oe “ WB Daweon, E B Bilvere, C J Henry. SUGAR" handle only the best | that ‘‘weed” a aide isaue to his farm-| drainage ‘ e . 2 ; " : Monday, Oct 29, South New Home, Grade olcanesugar made | ing, always with good success. This ‘hands of AY so sotl ; o : W B Dawson, D C Chastain. at New Orleans. year he has a large perl : ; : i : atendey Oct 80, Wileox School} ___________-_J'wth finely vared and well col ape, < git ouse, Mt Pleasant twp, aw: ‘+ ~@ } : : son, E B Silvers. ae DIL tiet oft has boon amokiog | ree eon Nebraska: Yor. 1,000 atier on Thureday, BY THE CAR LOAD. Wednesday, Oct 81, Hudeon, Rey- the fluecome in and try OUr| sconds Mra. Blew ior ae . 3 r e- nerd Behool ‘House, Hon T W Silvers, | National Light Oil, the best made. ? prepared po ‘Les “4 head hi BLA ay , fe Jawson. - b : Ro pee aN, . Wednesday, Oct 81, Merwin, EB 600 c ‘ We want a car load and will pay, highest ot price. as SS ott Amsterdam, E B CANNED DS- ; dt n ant me If you have any to ¢ell email pis aw ring them toc I jouday, Uct 20, y : and. turno rlit 5 , » Ppa) : : Mee <)- M gs jab, cane do to 260 ; Mere. Co. fe 4 Re ggengr ty » bea mM ple See huperle i ‘