The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 4, 1889, Page 5

John T. Smith received a telegram Tuesday that his wife’s brother, | Richards, of Brookfield, had The five justices of the supreme | . me us : Mr. ‘court of Kansas, are opposed to the! died. resubmission of the | Mr. Smith left for that pl afternoon. r prohibition ace in the question, and ina published inter-} , f view endorses the workings of the] mm = Bud Conard, of Frenton, Kansas, prohibition law. a a is visiting lelatives and friends in| Prof. McMartin, of the Butler| this county He gave usa pleasant Academy, was made happy Thursday | ies — ‘ oa call and renewed his subscription to | by the arrival of his family consist- jthe booming Tres. i I uring: "BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES. ———e——e—e—e—eeeeeeee LOCAL ITEMS SOMETHING NEW. We cure all rough skinon the face— smooth shaves, latest style hair cuts shampoo’s—and Spanish luster cures the scalp of dandruff. Shop on North Maiu FRED DORN. ~ Cheap money tc loan on farms Jas. K. Brvarer. pide Op a eae eee a With whiskey at 15 cents a drink Marshall Wolf gave us a pleasant call Monday. s of his wife, three daughters and eee | December, we intend to clean up all broken lots. of ping at E. T. Steele's for the pre t | Bireralinions a ewe don't believe in invoicing them and the reason we get jand corn only 15 cents a bushel we i must stop andthink. Drinking less | Judge Jas. B. Gantt, gave us q| Whiskey and raising more corn is eae. the m, is on account of ow buying so many bargain stocks. Come pleasant call Monday. jone solution. [t is about time to} Tim Strother, a colored boy 13, and see, d our chickens La 1) ‘a | years of age, shot and killed his; i Brand your chickens Lane and let | byte z | father at Slate = ME laste “Sunday. Pray Woe i, > i eur pony 4 tiemcome to Taueab Batler, Maj. Dick Allen of western Bates, | py gather we en a he Childs red top Boots, we sell at ee | arrived on the noon train from But-| ‘ neon ee cee, Snes George Williams, of Kansas City the boy and as be was passing out} The was visiting in the city last week. 4 Doss = j- p : = ‘ ss ler, where he spent Thanksgiving | o¢ odes a \ ouths w hole Stoc Kk Boots, Wwe sell at S1L.O0O a TED Bae Day with the family of his son Capt. | pany eee eee tan 5 c > — | Del Welton, although on the|J.D. Allen, of the Butler Times — | Picked up 4 pistol and shot him in The Boys kip hand made Boots, we sell at 150 & Oe . Sew : | the back. | ce ve een 5 mend, is still confined to his bed. Friday's Review. | ai Sz Saturday was another regular cir-} l he The hitch rack, | Inn s were filled with} The Mens calf tap sole Boots, we sell at 2.00 1.50 Let your chickens come to Lane,}| Miss Jennie Evilsizer, of West! a Z ° 2 i cus day in the city. none genuive unless branded Lane.| Butler and J. C. of Lone ay 53 dat c ia é . / aileys and stree Tree, Mo., were married at the resi-|—* | oes oF tlie | wagons, the stores and side walks} ce 0 Foster, less | Mens custom made Boots, we sell at Charley Hale, editor of the Jasper ovsty sigh isatiae eg, ee Oe es packed with farmers, and the) The Ladies cordovan button Shoes, we sell at 1.00 the city. nae ds stlecatiog if erks were kept on the jump. Busi Ty : I : ij ae 2 t ~ For « change the Kansas City] gy ¢gceoc caw omelet et been solivelyand trade) The Ladies genuine calf button Shoes, we sell at 1.50 Times ought to run a fast train}. Kp S City s a Ey begs | Pe oes meena eee The Bedi el os . OR Bagh Micannci Som Eanes City Sender mening | ony Haepses Shoe & Baegain| 1 0C Ladies oil grain button Shoes, we sell at 1.25 SEO 2 Sd ne doctor's injuries are doing as (Cis SAI ae lee a es ez Mrs. H. B. High, who has been | well as could be expected and other- | ~” “4” S1Ve & Heke The I adies h: i . S res é A ds dex ne ae E eae es fi IToe ae 9cee SN aS » . . O visiting at Paola, Kaneas, returned | wise he is enjoying’ good health. He | °°"? Wort? of goods purchased and| zi and pegged calf lace Shoe s, we sell at 1.00 ees the child haviug the largest number of tickets New Years day will receive the beautiful dressed doll now on | foie. 5 Tickets; Give You the best bargain you ever had. Come on. ' home Friday evening. will be confined to some time yet. his room for In all of the above, we have all sizes, so come quick, we will The Thanksgiving dinner given by the W.C. T. U. and Y. W. C. T. U. netted the orders $40. We received from Levi Chubbuck | secretary of the state board of agri- culture, a copy of the 2ist annual report of the state board of rgricul ture. exhibition show | now ready. wihdows. All broken lots must go Eggs 18 cents at Lane’s. Remem- ber they must be branded Lane to be genuine. regardless of cost or value. The city has contracted with | ete : : ,| Chas. Denny to put down some ex-! Copies of this valuable and = z | Meus all wool Socks aon) . Z 2 © Toes los 2 air eatistaction hol : + 2 colors and styles We a pair is gets | Mens all wool socks, 4 colors and styles 15e a pair will probably receive other contracts | Home knit all wool socks, 16 colorsand styles 25¢ as he puts them in for just one haif | a pair : the cost of Ft. Scott stone. | Childs all wool hose, long leg and good weight 5 to 7 1 TE | 10¢ a pair » A. Weil, manager of the Enter “| Childs all wool hose, long leg and good weight 8 to 9 prise Shoe and Bargain Store on the | ldc a pair north side, presents to the people | Ladies all wool hose, shaw knit, fine goods, all colors of Bates county, through the | 25¢ a pair b 2 Red all wool mitts ror children : x an i am | Ladies all wool hose, ribbed, extra heavy, 25¢ Cotton gloves for children, fleeced lined umus of the Tives this week, some | ii 5 7 e 4 : - i : : SD ee | Ladies xxx super fleece lined hose, black and colors Ladies all wool mitts, all colors, beauties extra bargains in notions, boots and 35e a pair All wool xx beaver shawls, very large shoes. Heh xxx Fine toilet cologne Fancy colors in breakfast shawls aud shoe ba 3 : ‘ ., |cellent-stone crossings on the north instructive work ean be had by en!] } Pees ae ;West feormer of the square This Mr. Denny's! | — | of Lamar, is | spending a few days in the city vis-| iting her parents. Miss Sallie Abell, ing at the county clerk's vilice. stone was found on Silas Levy was up to St. Joseph — Hlast week. It appears that Si C. J. McDonald, gauger in Stone | considerable business in that city of | county,came home Tuesday morning} }ate. We trust his busincas may be |sottled satis uctorily and a life part- | nership entered into which will make Ladies “razzle dazzle” stripes and checks, all colors ldca pair Ladies dandy and perfection stripes, all colors 7} and 10¢c a pair Misses all wool ribbed bose, all colors Hoods and Alpine caps for each Saxony hoods with fleece lining and silk trimming 35¢ a pair farin and if it gives has! 25¢ a pair to visit his family. Ladies and Misses 25¢ Gold dollars talk these hard times, and in order to get more of them, bring, your mules to D. A. Colyer at Butler. a strong and lasting firm. The concert at the Ohio strcet M. E. church Thanksgiving ey was well attended. The entertain- ment was first-class in every resncet col 5e a pair 10c a pair 25e a pair $2.00 each 15¢ each i r lug ocratic friend of Hudson township, called while in the city Saturday. | and was thoroughly enjoyed by those present. Mr. Legg deseaves credit inaugurated a boo 5 and 1c On this} counter he has placed some extri gain counter. Continuation of our sale of “Monarch Hosiery Mills There is nothing big about D. A. Colyer, except the prices he is pay- for its success. bargains. In fact his whole stock Read ? res Sire Sangeeta Stock” the ing for good mules. Call and see} The Kansas City court of appeals |}8 & Dargatn. his advertise- him when in Butler. decided that where a school teacher | ment ar —— ee suai biggest values ever known in woolen goods. : Thos. J. Smith and Judge J. D. FEES WHELs SCEERERy Cheah Veo Tay Tn | EMO: ee sa my Fe f Parkinson went to anes City school board, the board cannot an) Tewis Hoffman now has Christ-! =< - ————— a +E Monday morning, on business before) mu ie peices rhe aa aan mas goods on exhibition, and it is Childrens merino plain Underwear 30° | Good toilet soap, 3 for 05 j the appellate court. eae eae ars a. by = the ig oie ween of a Mens ‘fine white dress shirts 50 Colored Turkish Tidies 20 F aS eee ny een ne ee get See eeeyemys| NOVEINCS Scvcr placed One extubition PA woo! Mobopeans. any, Colon 10 Mens merino socks, eatra heavy 12} | Tira omnieeebrag adler si ce yndee te er aoe as nies oe Mens all wool Underwear any color 50 Ladies all wool hose, any color 25 | tornttandithe eee of the A x tie Gl tiie ae a ocd - oe dl \ Ladies fine linen Collar, any shape Mens all wool Socks any color 20 eae wley Mr. C. neaton, eis oe tee s|t esis va eee e his 6 dis or size . : 10 24 Sheets writing paper i 0D ae Gn at ee most respected citizens received a} play call at the store before the) Pure silk Mod jeska Ruchings any 25envelopes 05 Harris & Lisle had a bunch of] very severe paralytic stroke Thurs.|stock is broken. Tuesday night he | color i 95 1 Pound eastile Soap O05 mules to get out of their feed lot | day last, and is still confined to his had a grand opening and illumina-| Berege Veiling any color per yd 15 Bpicces fine Moilet Soap 05 Monday night, but were fortunate bed. W hen stricken he was returr-| tion and hundreds of our people!) adies Kid Gloves brown, drab, tan 50 Handkerchiefs, all kinds and de- 05 in finding them Tuesday morning. | ing from his ae ae had been | took in the sights at his store. Dadics “Noster Wace? finest Kad Glove scriptions. 05 Don’t feces that D. a. ¢ Colyer is Ba RON sere A little five-year old son of Allman| any color | Childs corset waist, a bargain 35 ¢ in the mule buying business, and|;),. attack a year orsoago. This Daniels living a ar pee south of Linen Towels, a yard Jong - 10 Ladies silk beaver collars : 1 00 will give you the spot cash in gold] tine the head is affected and he is town, took from atruuk in the house | Tadies, Misses and Childens Corsets, Ladies full merino ribbed Underwear 50 : : sie é ae Monday a revolver and accidentally! 4 large line. | Ladies white merino plain 2 40 dollars for your mules. Call and]; quite a precarious condition. entanitbevaren lie) littles 2-ene cla ee : 5 as : eae I see him when in Butler. a shot in the arm es : z a a gee Ladies corsets, fine goods, 40 c¢ | Stove polish, 2 sticks for . 05 .” Boston sustained a disastrous fire|. ©: ©: Hebard, of Nevada, is spend- ae i — . shies ; Ladies fine beaded wraps, from 300 up | Large bandana hanckerchiefs 05 Gites anc chee oo ee mat : ps ss ple: Ladies fine Henrietta wraps, 100 | Seaside silk handkerchiefs 05 Gare bummed to death aid thousands |e ot Bete 1s making s — OE Soa ae : = ee Ladies Jerseys, any color. stein 75 ¢ Tripolio for scouring, 2 for... 05 eicisnls wens’ “Alanon: ofl ic eanvass of the town taking the me eel : =i a pa a Ladies flannel underwer with sleeves : pound box shoe blacking — 0... 05 pata names of those of our people who | arm 7 = o be amputated. -| Ladies beaver cloth cloaks... 3.00 llate pencils, a 20 for Be : ee will be the consumers of gas. By| Remick was called and did all that) yong all wool underwear 50 c , Sead Pencils......... 12 for 5e The Bazoo is kicking because the| knowing who will put gas in their medical skill could do to alleviate his | yy Defy competition on any kind of Ladies Lalfgloves, : 50c pr officials at Ft. Scott are shipping|residences and stores the company|sufferings, misses and Childrens foot wear Cood blacking brushes 15e their paupersto Sedalia. To retal-|can then arrive at a better idea as to Capt. Hannah and Jobn Willis iate Sedalia ought to send her] the power of the machinery to be had a personal difficulty on the north | = hoodlums and thugs to Ft. Scott. | used in the manufacture of the gas. side of the square Monday afternoon N. B. Jeter, the popular jeweler] Col. Pace, who went to Kansas|in which the former struck the lat- on the west side, is now fixed with a City last week to have his wounded | ter over the head with a heavy cane, large stock of holiday goods. For|arm examined says the limb was so knocking him down. They were separated, and Marshal Morgan af- terwards arrested Mr. Willis for dis- orderly conduct and placed him in the calaboose. He was shortly af- terwards released on bond. Mr. Wile lis was drinking at the time. We understand the difficulty grew out of the Harlan Turner trial. handsome Christmas presents, call} badly swolen that the physicians and see Jeter. could only make a partial examina- tion but gave it as their opinion that the small bone in the arm was in 8 decomposing state, and that a per- manent cure could not be effected The stock of groceries owned by | until the arm was split open and the Lyon & Ludwick was seld at auc-| effected parts removed. The Col. tion by constable Lewis Tuesday | wil] return to the city thelatter part morning and was bought in by| of this week and have the operation Thos J. Smith for $175. No eggs genuine unless branded Lane. Let them come to Laue at 18 cents. The Methodist Monitor is a bright, newsy church paper published once a month by Rev. J. M. Stultz. The last number completed its 2nd year and it has 1,000 circulation. The first page is devoted to the editor's pastorial charge, and the balance to general church and religious news. Rev. Stultz is a practical printer and sets all the type for his paper, the performed. The twelfth annual session of the} ):,9, Freeman spent last week in Southwest Missouri Teachers assc- Hickory county hunting, and finding ciation will be held at Springfield, game scarce concluded to come Mo., on Thursday, Friday and Sat-));.. business with pleasure and urday, December 26, 27 and 28, 1889.) 1, ght forty head of cattle, which The meetings at the M. E. church, | he will feed near this city. — Mr. intetest.| Freeman had quite an experience seut pre heaping up P i Lees - ots i i k being done in the Tr Thereis alarger attendance each|with his cattle while fording = press work bei 3 sags ri jel, and thore has been n number of | Marias des Cygne river at Osceola office. Much information and inter- cor tev. Stullz i sducting |and came near drowning the whole|esting reading can be gained from its columns and it is deserving of patronage and support. Send 25 cents to Rev. Stultz and get the Monitor for one year. hunch. The eattle after swimming the meet one Fis ne in his efforts. They will be contine|the river were unable to scale the ued the balance of the week, if not| high bank and would fall back into {the water. longer. Should anything you buy of us prove different from what we advertise, or different from what you are told by anyinouremploy, return it at once andwe will cheerfully refund your money. Positively only One Price. Every article marked in Plain Figures. m ENTERPRISE SHOE & BARGAIN COMPANY North Side Squar- Butler. Mo. Is. A. WEIL, Manager.