The Butler Weekly Times dated December 4, 1902

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5 SEDER RE 3 PB A EI ait ne — he Butler Weekly Times. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1902, NO. 5 THE BIG BUTLER GASH

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ee RRR = Nee 2 nee COMING FOOD 4 Government Neariy Ready to Enter Upon Interesting Experiment. Young Men Whe Have Volunteered

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Wagon Maraes $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Harness $8 to: $1 McFARILAND BROS, - addles, all styles and

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—_ Sa aa SS SLLLLLS SA SLLS ADIL LS GDL LLLLL LILI COLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLSLSS SIS SS IAI Now Cigar "THe Way Form No. 1. THE

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~OR Variety of Patterns shown in fine SUITS — OVERCOATS by any clothiers in Bates county, as we are showing. besides. CLOTHES

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AN Al ‘| Vv Mrs. Russélt Sage’s ¥ i.ss Carziage ino: Gratified. Admires chines the and Swiftly Moving Ma- Sees Advantage in

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asfALs Li THOS aRmy. Figures Given Gat Show That One in Every Twenty Persons Was Court- Martialed for Some Offéase. Africa

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a sabi i eas pF Sensible things. P) c Black dress goods 25e yard up. Colored dress goods 25¢ yard up. Skirtings 25e yard up.

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eee ee t be of service to the peo- cial Legislation. sere congratulation rates are @ potent factor in rc he -Enited States

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DE WET USES A LASH. - Daring Burghers Proved False. Boer Chieftain Dedicated His Book to, His “Fellow-Subjects of the ]...

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3 REASONS Why we do the clothing business of Bates Co. We Carry rhe Stock, We Sell Reliable Goods, Dur Prices are Ripht. Take

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CONGRESS HOW AT ORK il = Se Both B and Senate Listened to Reading of the President's Message Yesterday. use } LITTLE ACTUAL