The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 16, 1909, Page 3

@ CARTHAGE WATER SUPPLY SHUT OFF. Fifteen Thousand Residents of 150 Pails of the Best-Kind Missouri City Must Utalize Sl “a : Wagons. = ; . ~, | PEANUTS on: the: Market,-‘as follows : Carthage Mo.,Dec.—As a result of et a <a epentarnemns. (kp decision in the cos > = eo Pound, 15¢ At 15c pound; two poun or ten pounds $1.00 ‘ederal Court at Kansas City, deny- a ig Age pounds (we Me emo oo ig the right of he city of Cartage Meee wee | eats Batter oups to. interfere with G. Ralph Leighton, Lan Pe Best you ever saw. Jelly roll fig canter grantee of the Carthage Water and j Pound, 15¢ Satinetts Power Co., in the dismantling and J : panel os | a Sos Butter Scotch creams closing down of the waterworks, S. : d Tullation Bordoses walnuts (@JE-Stern of Kansas City, in the em-|] Cattaraugus Pocket Knives the healthiest. nut Imitation Yalifornia Apricots {™#|ploy of the Carthage Water and ee eee wie eke on Jelly strawberries Power Co,, dismantled the pump, CLAUSS fine shears and scissors, warran- | this high grade of to give Satisfaction. peanuts. Gove jellies shutting off the city’s water supply, arlequin jellies and. tonight this city of 15,000 per- —-——_— ‘Gocoasat Almonds Goin a pad 's gum drops sons is at the mercy of a fire: Stern os JEWELRY affy lumps took a small but important piece of rR x Stirling Mig. Co.'s ry Peanut brittles Peenut cream fadge machinery with him and _ has dis- a line of jewelry con- sisting of solid gold as “Oream peanuts a j@ Maple drops Cream fudge assorted appeared. Barney & Berry, New York | and gold titled hRvecoa nines Sixty days ago G. Ralph Leighton, Club Skates. ae eee of Portsmouth, N. H., grantee of the dress pin sets, cuff bondholders of the water company, buttons, broaches, announced that water service would Blue and scarfpins, lockets, sc . . d “Horny Slicks Chocolate figolets Chocolate peanut clusters ine eons poten 15, ap — chains, fobs, e ts, , wai Maple chocolate drops Chxcolate walnut tops Chocolate macaroons attion Sees go po Pigreten ENAMEL sets, hair berettes, Chocolate pecan tops Chocolate ships 4 , : veil pins and nov- Chocolate dates Chooolais darméle Chooclate New York Almond (Qj Philips. when the ignored state in-|] WARE elties—All at COST junction alone interfered. to close them out. Feeling runs high among citizens Full line just received. wea case for and a mass meeting has been called for to-morrow night, when some definite plan of action will be adopt- ed. . Chocolate pineapple creams Chocolate nugatines Imitation Mi The National Brand N, hardest shooting car- 22 SHORT tridge made. You can shoot all day without cleaning rifle. Price, 2 DoxeS.............6cccecuseeneeeeeeeees 25 ‘Come in and‘Seé Our Display TOURS. Meanwhile, Carthage will be eanwhile, Ca! wi sup- . . Washing machines, Clothes wringers, Food ch S i plied by water from wagons, which|] irons, leaded shells, Tinware, Frard. spo ala la etn : ‘ will haul water from nearby springs. ware and nails, Fresh roasted Peanuts De acon s’ } : QO e e P . e a mM ss Gaus Cau Pease all the time. SOUTH SIDE. e fe ; / ; 9 (Communicated.) ' has While Front,’ Phone 144, ONLY TROEPENDENT GROCERY AND HARDWARE STORE, S| tnreply oth pice that was pub-| Raps Far the Horrid Men, that. The only tst of « man ito = Butler, Missouri. A lished a week or two ago in regard to Chicago, Dec.—‘“Most wives are| marry him, If you live, he’s a mush- } ’ \ e the church row at Spruce, we want expected to run a porterhouse steak room, if you die, he’s a toadstool. The wife is as much entitled to a tocorrect a few mistakes. The piece | establishment on mutton stew allow- said that the C. P.’s forceably took | ance,” jcareer as the man, and the man who possession, which we positively did “Men, the married kind, are the makes a career usually owes it to his STATE OF MISSOURI, not. It did not pass in the hands of] preatest gold brick artists in the world | wife.”"—Perhaps. , County of Bates, fos the U. P. A., they just took posses-|—their wives are the easy marks.” oe { 4 iy T = : Ta the Fetratey ttn Baton County, , Missour!, sion. They maintained that in view : cember 9th, 1900,” ion De-| of the fact that a complete and har- These are some of the things Myrtle |Short Course in Poultry Farming Order of Publication. monious union was made between Reed McCullough, author of “‘Laven- the tw stones toad local der and Old Lace,’’ and other books, am Boss, Plati e two congregations; is sim, Before taking Inventory for 1908 we find we have a large Witten B ats, ihe, and they vi os nyo said of the modern to-day while ad- The University of Missouri will of- muta A, RRR a: dressing the Illinois Women’s Press | fer a special Short Course in Poultry os that should be moved, and in order do do so we are offering Delrs, devises, ‘onsee, ailonee and gran: effort has been made to keep the con- e Association on “The Exactions of a| February 12, 1910, and continuing Sarah A. ~,etenley, Daley Stanley and ‘Sonn |gregation together. That is another \ os , Career.” three weeks. Professor F. H. Stone- , Now at this day comes the plaintifherein and | mistake. But don’t take my word \ pod pet agg’ am nk and verified | about it, just ask the people of Spruce is “If a woman can press a man’s|burn, of Storrs, Conn., one of the if they haven’t locked every one of trousers he onght to be willing to|most capable poultry instructors in hereinafter & soeert ‘The northeeat one-fourth (1-4) of | theC. P. preachers out that have come wash her handkerchiefs. If she can|the United States, has been secured _dn.our lines and can sure save you money. This is all good clean the mara west — section twen- clean his clothes he ought to be will-|to give this work. This will, un- rT < -one| here to preach, and in answer to the|ing to wash her collars,” she said. | doubtedly, be the best course in Poul- mane stock and you can certainly interest yourself in same. Gait has been sdoba:ardden Rev. “The wife is expected to work the|try Husbandry ever offered in the Mhat the sald William | Nichols, we can truly say that there is mt same as the servant, excepting that | State of Missouri. Buggies, Spring ‘Wagons, Carts, eirim aneferred orn hom tve/hasn’t been a emenien wr re the man hands the servant $7 every| Information regarding this course ri further alleging, |two years preachil and if he Shafts, Poles, etc. ly believes that there are oth: |'WO Years | Proacling, Monday morning, while the wife | may be had by addressing Dean F. B. preaches twenty years longer, he Boys’, Men’s and Ladies’ ‘Astride Saddles. Order of Publication. at Columbia. ESE cabject mater more often has to get along on half | Mumford, Columbia, Missouri. hose names f J ht ya preimeown tehim wouldn’t have any better succees.— et | Written by a Cumberland Presbyte- Bat! rian. Clarady Makes Promotions. Reorganization of the legal depart- 14444 FE A number of Sets ‘of Single and Double Buggy Harness, both new and second hand, as well as some extra good second hand vehicles as follows: oebe tion 1 farm wagon A jarigrea te pd, uinet) ment of the Missouri Pacific and Iron ; alone ‘sawmeen Reh wer pd iW ee Mountain System was completed Lie riving wag BR peti id abto: Thursday by Vice President and Gen- ‘snd | eral Solicitor Martin L. Clardy. The outa, |appointments, which were duly ap- proved by Vice President C. S. secer- | Clarke, realize promotions to four of no | Mr Clardy’s assistants. Henry G. Herbet, assistant attorney, and a.number of other articles too numerous to mention FOR TEN DAYS ONLY is promoted to assistant to the vice McFarland & Sons |; : P Gun end’ holden at the court honse, in the City | President and general solicitor at St. — St Butler, i sald county, on the Louis; Elijah Robinson, assistant at- on or eters he in a i tr an. |*omey, is promoted to assistant to the Soe abteiee eyeeaeesl occa |G. Merram, aaiaant te vee hereot | president and general solicitor at St. Louis, and Robert T. Railey, of Har- inser: risonville, assistant attorney, is pro- moted to general attorney for Mis- souri, All the members of the law depart- iment’ that have been promoted by Mr. Clardy have been connected with the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain System for many- years. They are trained to the railroad service. Your Ad JUST % PRICE A Beaitiful Line of Parlor Lamps And we are going to close them out AT HALF PRICE, MANY OTHER THINGS JUST AS CHEAP ist stmas Slippers that we are showing make « senéible and use- kas ininston tnslenah diet ¢ from BO Spd doage heron uying. - lWe- also’ call your attention: to our EGAL SHOES Order of Publication. Ladies and Gents Watches and Chains. Rings, Lockets and Silver Novelties. Cut Glass, Press Glass and Silverware. Umbrellas, Parasols and Canes. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND ARE AFTER IT. We want to close out our entire stock by Christ- mas [in order to buy more-~See.] You will never know what you have missed unless you fail to call and see.our — and. well assorted stock before