The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 16, 1909, Page 4

Opening DisPlay £ Pamper “4 tae wen vy er a ae) wt hat i : Tew ¢ Iaeriore see oh Vite Prt wh he Peyldean jerry OF patter ait slerige fer het vp ‘ " val wt he he Fee wer ghity Lnme e t ree “a Black and Colored Cloaks pre Tailor-Made Skirts f we “ va We have made +x1r2 preparation to serve you with the choicest gar- di w ments in this me—erc would be gad to have you come and see them $4 ast whether you intend t. swy or not. A ayhat A mont sf @ s ie oes alker-McKibben’s coyencanens tit ' ; wry ¢ rv “r fs ” (SLIADLIIAIAABDBA A o A ADDS SBP DD eB a ee et ee eh a a ee a A AM SL a Lad ef Our L End Sale Ends Saturday the 18th, ” ‘ : Lots of Choice Bargains—be--¢r Come and get some of them—Waiker-McKibben’'s 2 ast BATER COUNTY SCHOOLS cue ! President Bound West. peda EB omy ICA AND TEACH BRS. hr ame vw Behe ow Koll Maat 2% , wt > Ww whi) 02 Aaty begets 4 i allen 4 Y ew wie ant Brae. muti , ene 2 vey mut - herve 6,4 : , . Acie The an aeroplane at 2 speed of about RP ce Meow af he boaillé- ; : five miles an hour has attracted “ eK Souye sg aut will L gar White Hous Vator (rat? Var Yat wae Gey seat wey Aare era a . oii ; * nut of the baat teanters it 2? States anc t : . , © tp 7, Moan Haste Wei, and ave at 50 “ Bn ve “% on wee ne ot the hear " m hanes wih prou on : 2 ‘ seks * ‘ ‘ hal mvextiom % by 3D, of bis eountrymen. Cu - N : : ; : ’ . ai weny ees ane s wheel and the home of Me the Bleriot and fifty-thre= in the , s . d ‘4 be , a2 Yack, & member f the shunt bard Wright machine. ep Ee pv , seh 4 whens x er and ran a 7 : triking feature in road wing, tilting ! * : 6 It has no tail, an z ws ppearance is that ofa qual. with a 2 thy atten satura weer tex Fool Rocks Boat. wy , ; 34. Lowis Times. 2 wiies " bine 8 i Despite the screams and entre: ’ ‘ View Riaie Park bas teen ole , Tl ot hte deen + ” P — ik Chas Le z . well ceastiet and graded of his two women companions, teachet A Wait peilestinny in O wee cluneitied a00 §795 les Evans, a soldier from Jefferson re , id be term naig, wee as Neale Wes 29%" Ba eman'y Life in a Nutshell. Way, Gled Dere - Barracks, rocked a canoe while fish- ” fe 7 , ittittidet 2 Ante ite every persia ite the Oiatrict ater é om was a Civil War ing the Mississippi River near Mer- ” : : tulee ats interest in hod andy 2 Born Feb, Zi, 144, Hempstead, L. ve i declined to accept a pen-| 5: IL His cole kde’ his 1 id a cnt ely Mias Park teach one of L, ome A the six children of a pov- sion. On the night of the Gallatin, Strand prank a Mare ©. Destybanin. ¥ tala . fe also that of Miss Edna Brown ¢ aoe ba the tant schenhe they ever had. Gate erty stricken minister. ee Mo., tank robbery by the James son, 20 years old. me AAR WEA At WS HROE <6 usiy sight on this and we teci| Had only two years education in gang Rimby was pulling a train out W. Wood! 5 i in inthe A fniler Monday mor ga C ‘ John W. Woodley, also a soldier , ee ee ow, Gite wire he can permade the per church whos. __ of Cameron, Mo., to Kansas City on from Jefferson B iis ai ee a Wi, SIOk Wey men “ wuttering he th take: the interest and we knww| At ithe was errand boy in Wall which the James gang escaped from (ober of the party, swam a quarter 1 ben sine ont boy With 4 We ins Darke will do her part — és a office. pes Cameron, pursued by officers. Rim- 04. mite in the swift c baie ty atl Cece, Nand Cahitat Vn tw) Yeats Moe, {1% he was made a clerk witha j ii ‘ i . A “ athall wine apnmared oni hin lave There isthe usual foves of OK have in the profits Svea ery poayid ns mn conde in rescuing 0 Hime. Sister, Hive «1, Mathenatics, | which reused So rexpend tolocal ap "6008 ready to canvas the county $ tontoeh 6 ith ae nd = se le died penni- no was the fourth member of the 2 “ 4 nei i a baneer and exey since We, Dobbin WO and believe that they will ux eg acting an eee Univ H Dr. Cook. ‘age Li Vahingteti Aehe ” " mm aia vn poor ss¢4 DUK Exchange. Marriage icenses. ty V1. tevin, Seieciqal, 71h ane Nae triache gallant fight on its insids many the shes Deneve ay Spr" At he married Miss Mary Aver- _ Copenhagen, Sept.—The degree of 71 nevis, Veineigaal, 7 and OO" © Bagge pti meats for making sales and that r 4 of honces Charles Eads, Spruce, Mo. Bits cveken, th ons intents Ws Vital yarts, Vuneral aatiae store ell, of Rochester, N.Y. joctor 6 oris causa was confer- Bessie Barrickman $i Mo. Mies Mary teadon, fais anid nh reins were eomducted Srom the Waciers Da oh th they, AtMbhe became vice-president of Ted upon Dr. Frederick A Cook, by p B Adams, Sante, We. race . 0 farily home, and the remains were airy . f or oad Scien “end bre the Ilinois Central railroad. the University of Copenhagen in the Laura Cox Sprace, Mo. fh 8, Hi . i ow P ave are 3 * 2 . Miss Jennie Denrvan, rd and Ath bromght w Butler and interred in re the ret pets most need is the | ALSO he undertook to reorganize pases ct oa caren tak te al wiles, | ake Sill wentietery pod lor yout tants the Union Pacific, where J. Pierpont ™ark and a distinguished gathering. Anna Mossberger, Butler, Mo. Mise Minrio Wien, bot and Zid) Me, Dobbins wae horn in Hates T Morgan had failed. ae, . urales, WA Franklin tehool Mr, ©, A, Chambers, Vrincigal, 7h aid Wh yrudes, ZA Mine Grave Marshall, th and Mh yrnden, 29, Miow Valin hort, Ord and oth utaden, W2 Mins Susie MeCune, jet arid Qnd yrades, 4, . Wetton eh, grades Mi, Mins Sada Hookhold ded and 4th grades 21, Mr, Aw N, Wright tat-4th grades 26, It will be observed that there Miss Anna Shouse, the teacher at, No. 7, Mt. Pleasant township, has to’ wait until Sept. 20th to begin on ac- | He was a brother of Wy, of this city, honorable gentleman, canny in WN, {Mrs John UD \He was an | sober and industrious and very pope count of the fair next week, Miss | Then the end came. | Har with his neighbors, Shouse is anxious to get to work and) Sept. 9, 1909. Hats ‘he up with the other teacheOs in the | Bis sies hs == One Vortunate Kottom Farmer. | n Cash Johnson is not quite so bad off and in rather anxious to go to work. as his neighbors aa a consequence of Miss Ethel Grant, the Papinville the overflow of the river, His| teacher, in writing about her work orchard, which is perhaps the largest | incidentally says she received a five in the river district, ts bringing him | year ate certifet af the: close of fair prices, graden AH, windfalls and culls and making them Miss Jessie Hay tat and 2nd grades | into cider, Although no rain to } of hws fallen here for a month or Douglas Mehool, pes the en pen gre and was ‘ running swiftly, ao Mr, Johnson says, Me, W. W, Konoly Prin, bth 10th Rich Hill Review. Mee eer rnaem ear aemeaneer Htate Fair Camping : 1} yor nut At @ he realized the dream of his’ life; An ocean-to-ocean railway sys-| tem under his personal control. | octane | } county, She attended summer school | Sold Farmers Wrong Kind of F | SEE HATS tats Weare selling the Lates Creations in Hats. We can please you in Style, Quality and Price DR. COOK HAT in our Show Window x THE