The Butler Weekly Times dated September 4, 1913

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Virginia and Grand, View y Piek-Upe We are all living in hopes that it will rain real soon. Charley Lent and family and Bibs

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60 regs LLO BILL! What time ye got? Three o'clock!’ Is it that late? Well, I only slept about—oh, say, about five minutes,

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The one insect of vital importance to the farmers of Missouri this year is the chinch bug. It has destroyed much of the wheat

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‘ to make your purchase of a fall suit, coat or dress without first visiting us. We havea line which will meet all your...

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Mrs. J. E. Leonard of west of this city, and an infant child were thrown from a buggy near the Eiler place west of town late

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FARMERS BANK jem: BUTLER.MO. SAFETY It is the constant endeavor of this bank to make the safety of its depos- tors’ funds a

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ORDER OF PUBLICATION. tn tad bee Basis Oneaty: Misbat!,| ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Order of Publication. end John J Hesket to...

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ta Bn to ote “MOTHER $0 POORLY Could Hardly Care for Chil- dren — Finds Health in Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound.