The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 23, 1889, Page 10

\# i i BARGAINS! IINT plothing, HATS, CAPS oe on ents Furnishings, A. E. BLACHERT’S Palace Hotel Building. MONEY LAND. —__ + es oe BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND CO, TAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, ° MANAGERS, Butler Mo. LOCAL ITEMS. Why Pay $3.00 For a pair of boots when the Racket Store will sell you a better boot for $2.50, ayd warrant every pair. B@S BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation. The remains of Mr. Kimball were interred at Nevada, Friday. They were taken in charge by the Knight Templars and the funeral was one of the largest ever witnessed in Ne- vada. McElree’s WINE OF CARDU! for female diseases Those excellent lots in Warner's addition are now for sale. Go select one or more before they are all This Company invests money in real estate, buys notes and School Bonds, and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. ry] taken. They can be had cheap and FINE IMPROVED FARMS on easy terms. Enquire at this of- U 40 to 640 acres each, and good fice. giazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change We notice in the Olathe (Kan.) LUMBEBR!!) ie. oe ee H.C, WYATT & SON. Miss Josie E. Stuart, which occur- Save money by calling on us for | Why Send to Kansas City For nice dress goods when the Rack- et Store will sell you goods just as nice and for less money. ed at Olathe on the 25th inst. The groom 1s a son of H. H. Nichols, of this city. | McELREE’S WINE OF CARDUI for Weak Nerves LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES, PAINTS, ——And all——— prices on. Prof. J. W. Cover, crayon artist, of Adrian, was in this city last week exhibiting a sample of his crayon work. The picture was a life size portrait of R. H. Browning and wife. The picture was true to nature, an excellent likenessand so far as we are able to judge the work was very fine. Pref. Cover informed us that he received several orders while in , Butler for work of this kind. ba ie he . | ary BLACK-DRAUGHT {ca for Dyspepsia. Building Material “== | For a pair of ladies shoes when the | Racket Store will sell just as good HIGH GRADES | shoes for $2,00 and warrant them. ‘And By an oversight we neglected la st mies week to speak of the excellent musiz LOw PRICES furnished our people by the Altcna band en the occasion of the races — — an —— | the Saturday before. This band is 0 0 | composed of the first young gentle- egoosososoosococcscgs | men of Grand River township, a fine 0 I take pleasure in informing 0 | looking set of young men, and we ——Our motto is—— 0 THE PEOPLE oF? | heard a member of the Butler band, : fis Laan o [2 gentleman well qualified to judge, . Baresco, ° than any band he ever heard without 0 0 0 prettiest and the largest in- 0 0 0 0 that I have recently received 0 \ | a musical instructor. () the best, the safest, the 8@>- WINE OF CARDUI, a Tonic for Women. Q Voice of 0 son county is spending a few days § ROCHESTER LAMPS } at the residence of his brother-in-law A.A. Conard, northwest of town Being quite a sportsman he brought his pack of hounds with him with 0 ever shown in Bates County 0 oo ior, | O Thave alsoa full line of 0 : Scissors, Razors, Pocket : but seeing om his arrival in the county nothing but big ears of corn 0 Made by the Howard Cut- 9 0 knives and Razor strops. : expectations. However, ashe is a ptlery Co. of New York. We : former citizen of Bates couniy, he will meet many old acquaintances 0 warrant every article bran- 0 0 Q and get plenty of good things to eat 0 ded Howard. 0 jand haye a good time all the same. | 0 HOFFMAN'S NOVELTY STORE, 0 Sa ean eas 0 Inits treatment of rheumatism and | Serossssscesssse i s Hibbard i*s Rh Acute and chronic rheuma effectually ana permanent y cured by the use of Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters, For sale by all druggists, 44-1-year e remedi gists. 44-1-y7T ' i } i hic intoits composition. Sold by ail drug- | petizer, ese | Serious Accident. | painful accident and one which will jprobably lay him up for the next |three months, while on his way to | dinner Saturday. He was driving to his buggy a very large and spirit- ed horse and as he went over the crossing in the street at the corner near the residence of J. G. Walker, on Ohio street, the hold back strap to the breeching of the harness gave way and the buggy ran against the horse. This frightened the animal and began to kick viciously, his feet striking the top of the buggy and just missing the doctor's face. Tho situation wag quickly ta- kenin and the Lr says rath- er than take the chances of being kicked out of the buggy, he conclud- ed to jump and let the horse go. In this he probably made a mistake and & very seriousone too, as when he landed on the ground he was so u2- fortunate as to break his leg about an inch above the ankle joint. Both bones in the leg were broken, shat- tered and protruded through the flesh, lacerating it very much. Drs. Boyd, Walls and Renick, were called and dressed the wound and placed the doctor in as comfort- able a position as possible. As the wound is avery dangerous one and as the doctor is a member of the Missouri Pacific railroad surgeons, it was decided to telegraph for Dr. King, of Missouri Pacific hospital at Kansas City, but as that gentleman was out of the city Dr. F. R. Smiley, avery eminent surgeon was dis patched in his stead, arriving here Sunday morning. Dr. Smiley inform- eda reporter that he considered the injury a very serious one, but hoped tosee the doctor get along well. Dr. Boulware seems to be partic ularly unfortunate as thisis the third mishap that he has hadin the way of breaking his limbs. Having here- tofore broke his arm and right leg. Boulware stands at the head of his profession in this section of the state and has avery large and lu- crative practice and in his present unfortunate predicament he has the sympathy of this community. Fresh oysters served to order at Dickensheet’s restaurant, west side square. 47-2t Harper & Atkison, have formed a co-partnership and consolidated their stores. Mr. Harper was in the stove, tin, and hardware busi- ness and Mr. Atkison, groceries. The new firm will continue business at the old stand and will sell you anything in their line at a bargain. So if you want groceries, hardware, tinware, or a cook or heating stove, call on the new firm of Harper & At- kison, on the east side of square. Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup and Plas- ters are prescribed by the leading physi- cians ot Michigan, its home state, and are remedies of unequaled merits for rheumatism, blood disorders and liver and kianey complaints. It comes with the highest endorsements and reccom- endations as to its curative virtues. Sold by all druggists. 44-1-yr The Lake, Park and Street Railway. The dam at the lake was com- pleted last week by the contractor except the riprapping, which will be done this week. The sixty foot boulevard on the north side of the lake is likewise about finished and makes a beautiful drive. County Surveyor Dixie L. Haggard, last week surveyed out Broadway lead- ing to the lake grounds, which will be widened toa sixty foot driving way and will be used for vehicles of | say they were making better progress {all kinds and the electric street rail The president of the street ailway company informs us that vork will be commenced on the road Lewis Neer, of Oak Grove, Jack-|12 8 Short time and pushed to com- pletion as fast as the weather will permit. made for the rails and cars, and it is the intention of the company, pro- vided the city puts in an electric the expectation of having a big time {light system to run the road by elec- tricity, as it is cheaper than by horse power. This is the statis of the he is somewhat disappointed in his | situation at present, and the Tmes hopes to see the plans now mapped out fully consummated in course of time. _ Hibbards Rheumatic and Liver Pillg These pills are scientifically com- pounded and uniform im action. No gripin ins so comonly tollowing the They are adapted to both d fety. Constipation, and asan ap- other prepara- 44-I-yr they exceed any tion. Dr. T.C. Boulware met witha} Arrangements are being|— We extend a cordial invitation to every4 body whether they wish to purchase or not,as we find it no trouble to show) LOW PRICES And Facts —_—= Read every Line the N and be Convinced tat w Ava have aS Advertised and are the Leader & Makers of Low Pri We have the largest line of under- wear of any house; bought them in the month of May, in large lots, and now offer them at wholesale prices. Come and see the line. You can buy more goods of us for one dollar, than in any other house for $1.50 We mean what we say. BOOTS & SHOES: 60 pair of mens’ kip boots, a good hand pegged boot, we sell at $1.50 per pair. 90 pair of hand made kip boots, all full stock, you always paid for the same boot $3.00, we sell them rat the very low price of $2.00 per pair. 60 pair of veil kip and veil calf hand made, others sell at $4.50 per pair, we sell the same at the very low price of $3.00 per pair. If you want to see a large line of boys’ good winter boots, at the hard time prices, come and see us at once. We can, and will, save you on every pair of shoes you buy from 50 to 75c. don’t buy any shoes before you see our stock and hear our prices. We have more goods under one management than any house in the south-west. We buy fay spot cash and retail goods at wholesale prices Don't forget to see our large stocks and hear our low prices We have the largest and best stock of mens’, youths’, boys’, and childrens clothing; anything you may ask for. Come and look at our stock and hear our hard time prices. If you want a suit for $3.00, we have them, and if you want a $30.00 suit you can find them in our Cloth- ing Stock; it is of no use to state the price before you see the goods. Come and look at the goods, we are sure the prices will suit. We will not and cannot sell you all goods for less than “their value,” but you may rest assured that we will give you the value of your mon- ey. Overcoats for boys, age 6 to 12 at 75ets worth $1.75. Mens storm overcoats with large collars, at the extreme low price of $1.50, worth $3.00. Overcoats for boys, age 13 to 18 at $2 00. other houses get $4.00 for the same garment. 75 Fine Overcoats, all styles of goods, for children age 4 to 10 years, choice at $2.50; these goods are worth from $5 to $8. Parents want- ing to clothe their little ones should not miss this rare chance. Mens good heavy cassimere and | worsted suits at $5.00, come and see 'this good bargain. Mens fine cassimere and worsted suits at $8.00 and $10.00, in sack and frock styles. Boys good heavy winter suits in solid cassimere goods at the low price of $5.C0 Childrens suits at $1.00. This is no shoddy, but genuine boys wash satinet. Childrens knee pants suits at $2.50 made of good quality cassi- mere. 100 pairs of children’s knee pants at 50cts, worth $1.00. The largest assortment of over- coats for men, boys and children in the Southwest. If you need an over garment this winter do not fail to visit us before purchasing. 25 dozen mers’ overalls, warrant- ed not to rip at 25ets. Mens all wool red flannel under- shirts and drawers at 40cts each. These goods are medicated and war- ranted pure wool. Mens good gray merino shirts and drawers at 25 cents each. The best quality red striped heavy Scotch half wool merino un- kerwear at $1.00 per suit. Mens winter caps all shapes 25cts. We handle the finest red cashmere underwear manufactured; these goods are made from pure Angora wool, free from burs and does not ir- ritate the skin. Goods. Doys heavy chinchilla winter cay Sa 25cts. Boys aud mens heavy blankd lined duck coats. Ladies, Children and Misses’ Cleaks We are showing a ladies New. market cloak in all sizes for the loys price of $2.50, worth fully double the money. Our line of plush cloaks—plum Modjeskas and plush jackets wey purchased direct from the fi Do not fail to call and see us you need anything in thatline. Our stock of misses’ and childrest cloaks is the largest ever shown includes all the extreme novelties the season. Should you need anything in way of Dress flannels, Broadcloths, Henrietta cloths, Alapacas, Dress ginghams, Apron check ginhams, Canton flannels, Jeans,and flannels of all descriptia, in fact everything pertaining tose ple and fancy goods. Donot fail call and see us, as we carry the bet of everything and at prices that fy competltion. Asthe cold weather approad it reminds you that blankets comforts are one of the necessari of life. So we gently call your tention to the fact that in this particular line we carry the bet} stock of white and colored blanket and bed comforts to be had in tht. city and at prices that never beaten. We are sole agents ior the shoes and carry a full and compl line of them in stock at all time: Give them a trial. | We are still headquarters Ladies, Misses and childret}) shoes, Here aresome of our ba gains: 500 pairs Ladies C. kid bub ton shoes, size 3 to 7 regular pri $1.75. our price $1.25. 40 paitt fi Ladies C. kid button shoes,all regular price $3.00, our price $2. Be sure and see our large line Boots and shoes, if we don't you from 20 to 25 per cent. we do ask you to buy of us. We are the makers of low pri the largest stocks and al make the lowest prices. : We don't ask youto buyag goods of us,ifour prices are not th lowest. You can always find what yo want if you come to us,and you m be sure that you get value for you money. f