The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 14, 1890, Page 1

The Butler — * Times. yoL. X11. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY MAY 14, 1890. CARLISLEIS A CANDIDATE. | Yes? Yes! r 8 | Go with the crowd, but don't ae The Kentucky Congressman Speaks at bers of only a few weeks’ x-| pear perience, but keep right on with the | 5 crowd going to FRED DORN, the | OF BUTLER, MO. only expert barber in Butler. Fraukfort, Ky., May 9.—The sol- AL, © = = bd ha . $110,000, emn rites of burial for Kentucky's ANithiose Payee h h OF BATES COUNTY ae eI, “Veaa senator were not euded when | want handled ne aaa ears ey ] Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and 2e BES GE eee as the hot contest for the suecession| poses call and see Cherry & Crab- | does a General Banking Business. began. Ti:e Hon. John G. Carlisle, | tree at the park east of the lake and In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loans| Mi tented the seuains as amen-| fe Eo eteresse wo may(CASH Capital. $50,000.00 ii 5 ber of «0. Kent on Real Estate on long or short time at — |eongress, wh ix kept closely o/b “anted Cumunr & Cuasrazs. Has lowest rates without delay. his oom at Lexington yesterday, FOR f had many callers and he openly an- i STUCKROLERES nounced that he ws candi . = = len, Mater En sician Hickmas7G b Faraiters dealer Smith’ SehaT' Lawyer ay nae a ae 3 ee oe | yous Woaroe Farin Jenkins, AP retin “aa Stark ie, B Dey aby irene clerk : Utena ire Lemonade and Milk Shake, for | ei Ballard, oN Farmer Kinney. Don Bank Cler! Turner, Mrs M E Capital Creary have beeu established at a] the finest Candi for th i pals alu Levy.Sam i Goods & Ciothing Rucker, W E Denti 3 eile AUER (GE OES wurlett, Barony mad Farmer Morrison. CH Farme eker, JM Capitalit ho:ei here and xlready the city is} cent cigar in town, for the biggest | . B. Farmer er, exer Farmer z * 2 tarnthers A elcian Norton, J A Bank Clerk Re is, oris, Frank ] c soli filling up with candidates and their | selection of Albums, Plush goods, Have removed to their new building at the Northeast corner of Cary bert Farm ub Pharis, John Grocery Vaughan ¥M Fi eae friends. Toys and Stationery, Call on, . 4 ae 2 rocery yatt, amt r dealer oe . Ss i DN aes ) . ee Garey, H Stor De "Deal rere Om recery Wyat, HOLams mber ber deal The lists Ob ‘candidatessnon cone| LE cCONNELL | the square in the old Bennett, Wheeler & Co., stand where they i Deri. Deva, 8 foreman Tir oficoRowall, ap op eee Farmer Welker ar Capialat Shoes | tains the names of John G. Carlisle, eee pi g Sones . solicit a call from the public in general Dutcher, ¢ $ ‘Dacha guage Hank,“ warmer = ew. Farmer ex-Governor J. B. McCreary, Judge | “OV@'y tore, ast side Square. Bre Soke J Physician Relsner, SW. insurance hippie. NL Physician William Lindsay, Judge Willis } Griggs, Wm M Farmer Sullens, J L Pres Judge Co.Ct Wat ams, R V Farmer Reeves, ex-Congressman W. F. ! BOOKER POWELL president WM. E. WALTON cashier Some, Cnenates Serena ender T. Cc. BOULWARE _—-Vice-president J. R. JENKINS _— asst. cashier Governor Proctor Knott. or CS Lo The caucus has not yet been call- ed, and it is thought that it will not Df é be held before Monday night. The general opinion is that the contest will bea long one, although it is aera ae ee ae r] generally conceded that Carlisle and 3 McCreary will lead the list. Is about the way we'll sell you for the next week. We want teal ees nee Ba5~ WINE OF CARDUI, « Tonic for Women. z : : . SS Se your trade, and if you are a judge of values, these prices are sure ‘ Do you want one? Now is your opportunity. We will for a short Mr. McKinley, in his opening speech i ie i on the tariff, expressed the opinion that republican victory in 1888 meant $25 an elegant CRAYON PORTRAIT, handsomely framed; the a demand for the revision of the tar- eee and these are GENUINE BARCAINS, «t the prices named. time give free to any one buying goods from us to the amount of to sell you. We claim to know the value of the goods we sell iT} only COST to the customer, being the wholesale cost of the ; : ae 2 ways and means committee to the 2. 5 2 , 1A 2 ° 3 Frame which is $3 The Portrait can be that of yourself or any | Tavs AN" melt’ Mowaulie’ © Me Don’t think them TRASH because of the low prices for they are J member of your family or friends; and will be fully equal in that demand in full recognition of the principle and policy of protec- tion. There seems to have been S q i] i t ‘4 7 4 0 some misunderstanding on the parit|~ Toe ane aranE a OT min Wedema ngs <a eTST 3 of the people who voted for Mr.| Men's tweed suits (will give good service.) only $2.50 | Men's fancy percale shirts, 2 collars and cuffs, at half E Hi | arrison in 1888 asto the purport of tariff revision, as pledged by the not. Men’s black worsted suits at $3.50 $5.00 6.50 & $10 | price to close out. any that canvassing agents offer at $35 Our frames of which we : ; republican party as pledged in its| These suits are worth 25 per cent. more. | Men’s genuine balbriggan undershirts only 25¢ give you five samples to select from, are 7 inches wide consist- last national platform. The popu-| Child's satinet suits from $1.25 up Mon’s avill drawers 250 F ing of 3 inches of Bronze receding outside, 2inche raised center lar impression was that it meant a Child’s scotch wool suits at $3.00 worth $4.00 Child’s percale waists worth 50c only 20 7 reduction in taxation and amitiga- tion of the burders which the coun- Child’s rough and tumble suits at $3. 50 Best “Star” laundered shirts, worth $1.25 only 75c try was bearing for the sole purpose| Boys worsted suits—long pants, at $2.50 4 pairs of Rockford socks only 25¢ WE D0 THIS 10 SECURE YOUR CASH of piling up ® needless surplus. M¥- | Boys all wool cassimere suits at $6.00 Genuine British socks worth 25c only 1¢ McKinley's idea of tariff revision is and 1 inch best Plush; will cost from $5 to 7.50 retail. ; rk up a Men's jeans pants 40 per cent. wool only $1.00 » fancy sock is oR : trade. We give you a PREMIUM PURCHASE TICKET and to mark ug the schedule on those | Men's jeans p P y 35c fancy socks, for this week only 25c | : . articles which enter into the common | Men's Humboldt jeans only $1.75 Men’s wide brim (Buckeye) straw hats only 10c when you make a purchase the amount is purchased out of the and general uses of life and to mark u $1.00 : : ticket. You are under no obligations to buy unless the price suits down the luxuries—such as diamonds Meets Wire okisoade pants caly $4 Men's mixed straw hats worth 25¢ only 10c works of art, fine textile fabrics and | Men’s 8 oz overalla, well made worth 50c ream Ades other commodities which only the] « 10 oz “ best. made, worth $1.00 only 75c PAY NOTHING FOR THE TICKET, Sas pe HERTS dita emda Eiken Bésone sclderry| 2 ter eee and the position of his party on this where at 75c only 50¢ Men's work shirts, sold elsewhere at 50c only 25 and need not pay the $3 for the FRAME until the PORTRAIT question very plain, and the voters | Men’s laundered shirts, Our dollar shirt, only 75¢ | Men’s domet flannel shirts, worth 50c only 25c ; : rar f the country will seize the oppor- ; uF i a that it is a good PICTURE. ¢ y PP : eee fo. tunity next fall of clearing up the misapprehension under which Mr. and they will soon be gone. McKinley seems to be laboring by) Ag we said above, all these are genuine bargains—no trash. declaring that the ways and means al T STEELE % COMP ANY ee You will agree with us in_ this if you'll see the goods and wees a 7 te judge of values. _ Satteen windsor ties, good styles, only 5¢ a Come early as we haye contracted for only a limited number GROCERIES, ;HARDWARE, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE, » Norrs Sivg Square. - - - - Burier, Missouri. John Biggs, one of our old mer- chants from Hume. was in town one ! hursday for the purpose of build- i g Fashionable Dress-makng ] ing —— fro.. the 4 corners to NORTH SIDE SQUARE, BUTLER MO. W. T. Cowan has his house under | The Best Goods West of Chicago) ccd headway. Dr. J. J. Mitchell bas returnea] McElree’s Wine of Cardui at the Prices Asked. from Kansas City where he has been| and THEOFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are 4 fc COKANSAS CITY ae Virginia Items. having his eye treated. for sale by the following merc in Johney Harper has bought a new Bates County. THE FINEST STOCK 0 cart to ride the girls around in. Elliat ne Butler,§ Lockridge & Hays own Sorrel Bernhardt .& Holt = Frank and they expect to makea| } WAna Rockville IN BUTLER, race with him soon at Pleasanton, Wood & Gilmore Adrian iene Precious Steen, Sting and Ploted Table Ware, Kansas. Db. Moudy “ oo —- oe egg br Toute fl if you write for it and tion this paper. ‘Compare bog Aer and meee with j : double buggy harness on the night rien Co. Ballard: NO DISCRIMINATION. A REASONABLE PROFIT AND May 9th. WS. Mudd Burdett c Strayed or stolen,from the granery uN: Bricker = z ONE PRICE TO AD Dieritss rns’ one new set ot] 55,Gmmrt™ age we f a < N. M. Nestlerode has putanew| 7 9: Gaerolito: pees HONORABLE DEALING, IS OUR MOTTO: roof on the back room of his store Yesse Trimble Fosters also has the most of the lumber here i AUCTIONEER. TKESON. to build a flour department. The undersigned hereby offers his services to One of Wm. Oldham’s little boys = people of Bates County and the public cen- was badly burnt the other day by rally asan auctioneer, and will make the MO. exsing ofcountry sales a specialty. Call on or Ovrra Horse Corser = BUTLER, what means unknown. Rerum. j aeures me at LoneOak, a . M. DONE.