The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 5, 1908, Page 6

= hee DES OA 1 90 te mera ah ne A . We have too many MORRIS CHAIRS In order to reduce the stock we will give a _ No.1 25 Per Gent Discount j~:*: i 8 During March. — EAST BOONE TOWNSHIP, gee | aeeerery ry reer $150 Bcc, BIB OO CHAE OF. sisi ecciseveciees 8.75 . 3 SIR OO CHAE IOP cic cece dk baassines 1.25 4 $18.00 Chairs for............ WU 13.50 : WEST BOONE TOWNSHIP SEE THEM. Diat. No i i A. + a WEST POINT TOWNSHIP a ‘Dist. No.1 Furniture Company. mo Headquarters for Good Furniture. oe HOMER TOWNSHIP. ———————— — = na Dish M1 1 SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT ' " ; Of the Rail Road, Telephone and =; | WALNUT TOWNSHIP Telegraph Tax for the SUMMIT VOWNSHTIY Mae mt Year 1907. many anal Ss mit MINGO TOWNSHIP ‘ hd th bis 6 j “ 5 2 40 Ms 7 Dist. No.1 e800 ‘ 8 . 2 ny Af SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP “ ‘ $ 4 20 Dist. No.1 z “ 2 HOWARD TOWNSHIP, SPRUCE TOWNSHIP “ ‘ eer ae | Dist. No. 1 LONE OAK TOWNSSIP, Dist. No. 1 OSAGE TO WNSHIP. $ 39 6 34 20 sew} !WO Boys at Adrian Die ae 26 10 824 30 42:30 35 10 OSAGE—HOWARD TOWNSHIP. Dist. No.1 mow NEW HOME T.WN8HIP, Dist. No 1 om iw CHARLOTTE | Dist. No 1 “ seem an 8 TOWNSHIP, ELKHART TOWNSHIP, Dist. No.l GRAND RIVER TOWNSHIP. 4 4 are Dist. No.1 $ 30 60 . By ne | 4410 DEEPWATER TOWN: HIP ‘ 61 20 Dist. No.1 & 80 60 eke. 4 DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP, ‘ 42:30 Dist. No. 1 oe 4 HUDSON TOWNSHIP 5 Dist, No, 1 $27 90 "4 a0 40 ne MOUND TOWNSHIP 4 36.) 48 60 Dist. No 1 $ 16 2 20 = 2 15 30 470 3 24 30 ow 21 6) x 4 23 40 “ 5 7 ROCKVILLE TOWNSHIP “a 10 0 3 OT bing 7 37 80 Dist, No, 1 $175 Fu “9 2 39 6) MT PLEASANT TOWNSHIP PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP, . «| Dist. No. 1 $770 40 Diet. No, 1 $ 56 70 “ 2 $2 40 eens ppl ie 28 4 : BS) «4 21 60 oe 24 30 “ 5 12 60 . bad 6 39 60 PLEASANT GAP | rope eee 21 60 Dist. No 2 $ 20 70 * 8 28 80 Total, STATE OF MISSOURI, } County of Bates, 5 1, C, G, Weeks, Clerk of tho County Court or said county, hereby certify the above to bea true and correct copy of the apportionment of the railroad, telephone and telegraph school montes for the year 1007, Witness my hand and geal of said court $6,953.40 0 (sRAL) this 20th day of February, 190s, sae 24 30 66 60 20 70 $52 20 30 Go és 40 450 41 40 $ 22:50 3 #0 S240 45 90 33. 3 2 70 18 $ 42 30 40 50 28 80 10 80 3 40 2s 80 $ 35 lo 44:10 42 39 gs 80 10 $ 4 00 od 40 18 00 39 60 C. G. WEEKS, County Clerk, Pushing Missouri’s Highway. Jefferson City, March 2.—Work on the Southern route of the state high- way out of Kaneas City is starting off well. Curtis Hill, state highway engineer, recelved notice while here togoto Pleasant Hill tmmediately to approve the contract which had just been awarded for the construc- tion of four and one-half miles of ; hard surface road from the Jackson count road to Pleasant Hill. Hitll will go there as soon as possible aud approve the contract so that the work can begin without delay. Remember we Sell a2: AND NOW Let us Remind you that our stock comprises the Foremost Fashions of Spring “THE REGAL SHOE” The Shoe that Proves. HiramsNichols Shoe Company. Mr. 28 a VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION, of Their Wounds. Horace Ruseell Shelton and Ray- mond Skeeler, two of the little boys who were injured in the boiler explo- sion at Adrian, died the last of the week from their injuries. Horace Shelton, son of Rev. Shelton, the Baptist minister, died Thursday af- ternoon, and Raymond Skeeler suc- cumbed to his tnjuries on Sunday morning. These two little fellows, while badly burned and bruised, it was thought for awhile would re- cover, but 1t is believed now that they received internal injuries. Ray- mond was @ grandson of Rev. Shel- ton and lived with the family. The two little fellows were thus closely related, were inseparable compan- fons and occupied the same seat at echool. Horace was 6 years 11 months and 23 days, Ra) mond was 7 years, 3 months and 16 days old. Tue funeral of the former was held Saturday afternoon and the latter Sunday afternovun, both from the Baptist church. The school children turned out aud marched at both funerals. Iv is not thought there will be any other fatalities, Most of the children injured have fully recovered and re- returned to school. Some are atili laid up and one or two may be per- manently crippled. Buys 2 Coffins, Shoots His Wife, Fails at Suicide. Springfield, Mo., March 1.—After visiting a Springfield undertaking establis! ment and purchasing c: fllas for his wile and himself and forcing the undertaker with arevolver to write a farewell note for him, Thom- as R. Ray, formerly well to do, but now alabcrer, met bis young wife to-day {n acrowded downtown street and fired four shots at her. The wo- man sank to the sidewalk, shot tn the face and through the left arm: Two of the bullets Intended for hr went wild. Mra. Ray was serlously woundee, but is expected to recover. Belleving that he had killed her,] Mr. and Mrs. Ray turned the weapon toward his| Amsterdam, celebrated [OXFORDS THT ME DREAMS You want to be first with spring oxfords and for your benefit we are we showing the new spring styles early. Come in to-day and see them. The showing consists of the newest ideas de- signed and made up for us in Patent Leather, Tan and in Black Vici Kid by Peters Shoe Co. Never in any previous season have the oxford patterns approached in beauty those we have just received. Se FIRST. COME IN } TREAT, hs —) Cut Prices « on | Shoes. To make room for our Spring Stock and close out some odd lots we are Slaughtering Prices Mens $3.50 shoes for....... $2.79 Mens $2.25 shoes for....... 1.69 Mens $1.75 shoes for....... 1.50 Womens $3.00 shoes for...$2,26 Womens $2.00 shoes for... {,58 Womens $1.75 shoes for... {,37 Womens $1.25 shoes for... {,05 Childrens $1.98 shoes for... $1,42 Childrens $1.50 shoes for... {,2 | Childrens $1.25 shoes for... ,99 Childrens 85c shoes for..... .68 See our Swell Line of Spring Oxfords and Slippers. HillsCash Store The Store for Bargains. .Eggs taken same as cash. A “Wedding deere, ‘Chandler, of Bethe. After a delf- Y. Lowis, near ‘cious and dainty four course supper their fifth | theeventng was spent with musicand own heart, but the remaining cart-| wedding anniversary Tuesday even- | social conversation. It being the ridge failed to explode. ing, Feb. 25. The guests, including | Y00den anniversary Mr. and Mrs, He ran to a livery stable a short| neighbors and relatives, numbered | Lowis recelved some very useful pres- distance away and surrendered to] more than sixty. ares weres—Mre, AH Cowan and Parted;-wishing this-worthy couple —— Jealousy {8 sald to have prompted] son, of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and ™any more happy anniversarles. Those from a dis |®2#8. Ata late hour the guests de- Ray to commit the deed. Mrs. Perry Osborne and Miss Clare | | A GuEst. After being locked {n the holdover, he attempted to commit suicide with err URN EU REE AN Sr ror siti @ pocketknife which was passed to him by a fellow-prisoner, but the at- tempt was frustrated by an officer. New Breed of Chickens, (Commanicated,) The great interest taken by chick- en raisers all over the country in bettering the breed, !s my excuse for this communication. The Rock Island Red {sa comparatively new breed, having only been admitted to the American Poultry Assoclation, February 1904 They are making| » for themselves a reputation as an all purpose fowl. They are superior as table fowl, have oblong bodies, wide, deep, plump breasts and yellow skin. They mature early, are hardy, lay large brown eggs, are good rustlers and make excellent mothers. This {8 a very pretty chicken, proud and erect, red eyes and rich red plumage, the darker wing blending into a light red with dark green glossy tail. The standard weight of cocks, 8% and hens 64 pounds. A Fancirr. | Letter From North Dakota. Cando, N. Dak., Feb’y 26 —En- closed money order for renewal. Wife and I cannot get along without Tae Times and Aaron’s items are better than a letter from our old home. Weare having a delightful win- ter, only a few times when thermo- meter reached 34 degrees below ‘49F0. Two rains thie winter, something un- head ofin Dak. before. Cando isa town of about 1,000 inhabitanteand has 9 large elevators all doing a good business. Farmers work ona large scale. One man can put out 800 ucres if he fall breaks 200 acres. T expect to put out about 800 acres thiesummer, and if [ get a goodcrop will make old Missouri a visit next winter. C. F. Lent. Lumber For Sale. POTATOES! For seed and table use. We are ready to supply all your seed potatoes at a cheaper price than anyone else, because we bought 3 car loads and have the potatoes to show for it. We also have 25 barrels of onion sets which we are going to sell cheaper than you can buy them at wholesale. Garden seed enough to supply the whole of Bates county! eet é Ream Independent Grocery and Hardware Store, _ West Side Square One Thousand Two Hunde Bushels of | | ’ Package seed. 2 packages fOr........scssscsssssssssesssessesesessseess 5e Salt fish time is here. How many do you want? Fat mackerel large ones, @ACD.............sssssssssecssseeceessessess Norway bloater mackerel, reg 15c size 10c each; 3 for.. White fish, each Kit mackerel, each. Just received 50 caddies of Square Deal tobacco, will 85 and 95c Just received a big shipment of Flech Stock Food. Stock food, 25-tb pails $1.50; guaranteed to be as good and to go as far as any on the market, Hog food, 12 th pall........sescssssssecsssecssesssssssessecsessesssees 1,10 Poultry food, the great egg producer, 2 tbs 25c, 4 Iba... 50c Liquid lice extinguisher in all sizes, aleo hog dip in ali Powder lice extinguisher, per CAD...........sssssscssessssecsesseee 25¢ Just what you need for chickens, Call and look over our stock. Yours, BUTLER, MO.