The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 13, 1893, Page 8

ee The New Jail and opened bids Four companies were and the bidding for was quite animated. for bnew jail repre the struc bids awarded L duly considering all the contract to M. Butler, Mo. Mr. € tion with the Ch of Canton. Obic Graves, connec Co, » WHO ag commodati for caring state By | the| y county jail in the re advertising the court saved | county eral hundred dollars. Missouri Bankers’ Officers. Excelsior Springs, Mo., July |The Missouri bankers’ convention jadjourned today. Officers elected for the next year ure: President, J. M. Wilcoxen of Carrollton; vice president, John C. Russeli, eee Louis secretary and treasurer, Hays, Lancaster. Mise at aE | Cox of Kingston was chosen one of the vice presidents AND M. V. Carroll has re ignued his | position as editor of the Union and CO G |the paper will change bands Mon-} SURE T0 WIN” | day, so we are informed. The Windsor | motives than a desire to by fighting hitch rack question at the county seat. Burk wants to be advertised, and the democrat should notify him they are not to be humbugged into a war of words in order that’ people of Henry county may know there is a paper published at Windsor. ERY LOW Review has save And it behooves every consumer! tax payers money during this great money panic to tike advantage of the very low cash prices which W. G. Womack is now offering to the people of Butler and Bates county. Below will be found a few of the many articles which I am now Offering for spot cash and 74 T. R. Simpson, a wealthy man jyears old who left his in Adriav, Mo., June 29, to come to Kansas City to have his eyes treated, has not been since heard from, and produce: home 00 00 00 00 50 15 15 17 tb Granulated sugar 20 fh Brown sugar 21 th dark brown 4 tb Java blend coffee ly to tind some trace of him. 1 th gunpowder tea worth 90¢ quiries were made at the Central po 1 th best. tea sifting (not dust) lice statiou.—Kansas City Star. 1 Ih fancy evaporated peaches Later news from Jerico is to the effect that cashier Brashear,who took morphine with suicidal intent the 4 20 “ pail jelly th California prunes = = grapes | kill himself, He is living \dread of being mobbed | report said he skipped out Saturday 25 | evening and his whereabouts is un- | known. The amount missing | the bank is $35,000. A solemn warning i | public in the case of = in mortal 1 gal. pure sugar syrup “ pure country sorgh 40 th large Cal. raisins rans mustard sardines from | * oil sardines 2&3 th 6 bars Clairette soap caus grated pine @ the Buchanan three eee exchange Tn the county farmer who gave 00 in farm Water Queen | eS If lence men ibesides his 25.000 * white cashmere th white scotch oats 5 | * hominy flakes “ star tobacco ‘sledge “ “new Caroli in for bogus stuff. place no man who has a “(in Missouri has any business it, and if he he | mighty careful to get someth does ou na rice WOE: CIEE IRI return which is good for 1 gal. pure cider vinegar 20 boxes matches dry salt bacon best broom good broom 1 bbl. best salt. best oil and gasoline i best cedar bucket 1 flax fiber fe 1 fb young Hyson tea 1 doz. best lemons still 2 pkgs. Cal. breakfast food 4 ib bulk starch iverything else reduced in same proportion. I want to say that I am selling Power Bros. flour and selling it as low as the lowest. There is no better flour made in southwest Mis souri and I believe every citizen 3 | bes —Kansis City St Senator E | “hard times tion, ‘the Sherman law es kindling wood - attributes the to the demoe: inunds ministr: and then pri for sorry he voted; which was passed by he republican congress and signed by d 1a republican president, i zs after its disastrous operations | wh the re- |publicans of the gress refused to aid in re; cause. as they patr edged, they demoersts in a hole” succeeding con- 25 | been clearly demonstrated, 25 sling. be- ail -know]- to “put the —Ex wished Bich Mill Review in While Judge Templeton and fam and around Butier should patronize jly were attending the celebration at home mills first, last and all the time Meriam Park, the 4th, thieves broke ‘a window and entered their resi dence and robbed Mr. Templeton’s little son's savings bank of its entire : assets, amounting to several dollars line of glass fruit jars of all kinds in pennies and nickels, besides tak- so a fancy line of cookies. Come | ing a few dollars which they bappen- on friends and take advantage of |¢d to run across in a trunk belong- these very low prices. ing to the hired girl. ~ of value was taken. . I also carry a complete stock of tin- ware, glass and queensware, stone- ware, rope, vails, staples. and a big I remain GW. Quick, Yours Truly W.G. WOMACK North Main street two home of his son, W. H = Qnick, this | morning at 11:30 o'clock. About six weeks ago Mr. Quick hada paraletic stroke and has been unconscious ever since. He was one of Mis souris first settlers and was a high- ly respected citizen. About six months ago, he and his wife were burned out of their home in Apple ton City. and came to this place to spend the remainder of their days with their son and other relatives. To gain strength—Hoods Sarsa- doors south { post cffice. Monday ted sends of dollars by ture their The court after Lower rates of interest on) for prisoners will be equal | other | the} the ; friends Saturday tried unsuccessful | i In other day, failed in his attempt to| Another | d thela mouey | t considerably something | had | Nothing else | aged about 93 vears, died at the! ae es i Duvall & Percival of this city are saving the farm ers Bates county thou- ving benejit of their He farm loans of While under the influence of liquor at OsceolaJuly 4, Abner Russel was H above the formerly | + wound ot serious. Houston H at give ton Dem. Southern C ted by | a heavy rein and cloud Ba iday and great damage is reported to | | | crops At the town of La | ‘the rain caused several urigating | | ditches to overflow and the streets | were covered with water. In this lection the reports say fifteen Lun dred horses, a large number of hogs, jand fowls were drowned. The total | P. floss by water is estimated to be} $100,000. Lost.—On July 4th, « pair of \lady’s shoes, either in Butler or on es road leading to Virginia. Finder Junta, | | will please leave the same xt BEHEL | | | or Virginia postofiice Wa. Grover. Mail carrie: Notice to Contractors. jin Spruce townsbip Bates Co. Mo., | will receive sealed bids for the car-| |penter work on a church jouse in| said township said bids to be left at | the KR. J. Hurly Lumber Co.. office in Butler Mo, where plans and Specifications may be seen after July 17th, 1893, all bids must be in | by 1 o'clock p.m. July 22nd 1893. | Each bid must be accompanied by «| $100 bond or a guarantee for the faithful performance of said work. | Said trustees reserve the right = reject any or all bids. Jxo. M. Granam. | See. Board. W. E. had eventful | Fourth this year. In company with | his family and Mr. Mannens |they spent the day | Mrs. Pratt, | Going down the bill at j the Bundy an family | Mr. and | LaDue | k Fort} carriage tougue broke but by aj dextrous turn of the team the vehicle rted | the with George hear Roe was locked which probably | citastrophe. Just before | stor ue famil were Inter the | housing chickens whi taken shelter umier a tree yard and in less than three a‘ter they had ghtning stri Dl it from top to | the the h jed. Mrs the ininutes ottom inmates of vue ¥ Mannen’s right arm was | ten from the eff of Mr. Bun that the > had k eWOrkKS Was Ot would where.-—-Montrose own that have celebrated else Magnet 5.G The trial of Barker COMMISSL called » Thursday last. i Belton, was risony he met fentered the court room accuser face to face for the first tinue On sprang arrest lady | since his recognizi him the young to feet her and taking «# pistol from fa smail approached Now your ch r a brother Barker caught the arm of 1 lad him wu f the young lady before she could use the and with the aic iff she was removed from Owing t med by Woods who was weapou of the sher- the court room o the the excl incident the bench occas: on at the time was coins continue the ease until the i7th. It is alleg- ed Barker b-gan paying respects to | the injured girl while she was yet a | pupil of his in the public sebool of Belton. of which he was principal. She graduated at the close of his ‘then engaged to be married, but when the time arrived be was not ready. His desertion of her at the time caused people to talk and the parents ofthe girl were warned bat they had too much confidence in Bar- ker to doubt t When Baby was sick, we cave ber Castoria. When she was # Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she bad Children, she gave them Castorg The Trustees of the Bethel Church | | Whether on lives ex school | recpit last term of school and they were 5 JOR MEYER THE Back Again tn CLOTHIER he ONE DOOR NORTH OF | 1 CUP ALL SUMMER CLOTHING AT Half Price. When Traveling, pleasure bent, or busi- take on eyery trip a bottle of Pigs, us it acts most ples and effectually on the kidneys, H preventing feve headaches and other forms of sick- For sal { $1 bot- Mi Manu iby the Syr- only. and bow ness. s by all Te diageen Ue up Co Stor nuted Chas. R. uty mur- Governor the de Carter, the Lawrence ity five ye: 3 the pen- has been weeks after wking on the case fo ny Carter Ww and has gt respite every 18 to preclude Their Name is Legion Readers. there purifi medicines There is but one Hood. villa. Do uot allow hig nding adver tisements or other es to turn you frow your purpose to take Hoods la becanse in th d will not are many blood Sarsapa purpose He d's Sarsapariila z cadeee i gives ev A warber of choice far very cheap. land agt. B: London, July ¢ 6.—The Lancet says there have been seventy deaths from | Chey are Very Dangerous. feltlia Dem +3 A se accident occurred to le hackm: While Hambrigit’s. of immense the air br the driver. by Riley Wells, t ssipy in front of Rose uw giant size ou The Ted near the ses of the the sidewalk. explo head a piece cracker animal over right eve away the d-sh and allowing oul from the socket. Mr shot and groaved with pain. states that he will make things FE 3 Ti can grated pineay pauty who threw the/6 bars Clarette suap the What Causes Pimples? f the pores or mouths of the scba- y matter. of the pimple f the pores and red: pores in the face * Liable to Lecome What Cures Pimples ? able preventive and cute, when tutional bumor, is Cuticura Soap. proportion of CUTICTRA, the great § the sebaceos fu ton, sores A roughened warlaces and 2» original purity. This is the secret of ite wonderfal success. For bad complexions, red, rongh bands and thin and falling hair. scaly and simple baby birmishes i bez ng to sD Cun. Conz., Sole Pro prietots, Boston Women full of pains, aches cholera in the south part of France | | pain! jane May. killing, nerve-strengthening Soamcaeneme ‘four at for Jumbo and $1.10 for Maud S j Jumbo and t jare complaining about dull trade. | We been and ‘us, because they sell on credit. | credit house can sell goods with a ay the! m Ohio street list evening | }1 it) Tea Dust & {20 ib pail Jelly firecracker | was thrown into! ne of the crowd standing | 1 firecracker | and | | struck the|: ‘ , tearing | 4 i the eye The tu its hnees as if it was |? D0 THEY REALIZE! Do and | Bates county realize what low prices | we are selling Jumbo and Edible Only Sct.Sfor Edible, Wet. the citizens of utler This flour has been recognized for the last twelve or fifteen years as the best flower ever sold in Butler and was al S at intil we got full sold very high ol of it, we worked the pace dow ul We prices ontr now are selling it lower th ue COM mon flour is selling at, hng lots of it, and we are it makes moist because fine rich bread and stays un- The next sack of flour you of Edible or While some til used RANG Ee aes buy, come geta sack 'y it once. can't grumble, good trade has who could some produce, or raise the our Everyone bring money bought from us, because our prices are 25ct. on the dollar lower than any other house in Butler. We | propose to sell goods for the next twelveimonths at such low prices, that our competitors will not only be tell- ing you as they have in the past that ‘we give short weights or we handle cheap goods, but they will be telling yeu that we steal our goods, people ;do wrong when they go to our com- | petitors and try to bring them down to our prices, or ask them why they {can't sell as cheap as we do, because ‘he hates to tell the truth, but will insterd Williams give short | weights or poor goods, and will ask ‘you just to weigh after them the next time you buy there. No, I will tell you why they can’t compete with No | say cash house, and you should come directly to us where you know you can get it at the right price. We will adhere strictly to cash only. and we |ask our customers to please not ask | us for credit, we positively will not \cerdit and we don,t want to make | anyoue mad by refusing them,which we have to do,so please don't ask us. We will sell you at present 150 th Edible flour -80 | 50 tb Jumbo “ -90 50 th Maud S. highest patent made 1.10 {b granulated sugar ) ib brown sugar ft, Java Blend coffee th Mexican 4 P kg. coffee any brand i, Gunpowder tea worth 75 for th Imperial ve a 60 + th Sun cured Japan * 60 + ih English Breakfast worth 1.2/ for .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 24 50 17 18 4 4 {1 1 jit \1 1 pail white sugar Syrup 1 pail pure sugar syrup 1 gal. pure sorghum 5 th fancy evaporated peaches worth 20 for .15 yer prunes worth .20 for » Cal. raisin cured prunes 2 Cal. sins tl, California grapes cans Columbia river salmon pure fresh mackerel mustard sardines - * sardines in oil “corned beef Libs 2 »ple TOV OTA CLS wee ey 6 White Star soap 6 Ibex soap | Browns Long Bar |1 th Star tobacco ul ny Fish Hook tobacce Crane tobacco sledge tobacco , Early Bird twist tt} white scotch oats t; hominy flakes ty new Carolina Rice t+ Boneless Codtish kit large mackerel * white fiirh Pure flax fiber pails only 5 doz. clothes pins 10 20 boxes matches 25 Best broom worth 30 fo r 25 Good 20 2 packages of soda. 15 2 boxes greenoch lye 15 1 gallon finest pickles 35 1 * pure cider Vinegar 25 Dry salt bacon 114 1 bb! best salt 12 1 dozen fancy lemmons 30 1 gallon 175 eval oil 15 1 ~ best gasoline 15 Wood Tubs at cost. We are selling whips at half price and hundreds of vtber things too pumerous to mention. We will sell our glassware for the next twen- ty days at 25c. on the dollar off, and we have a fine line of it now. Now is your chance for bargains,just what we advertise in the papers, is just what we will do we would not ti celneeene one item through the col- ums of the papers, for #100. we want the people to know when we advertise anything that they will find it exactly that way. a o $9 9 Se me AO =”\J, E Williams & Co.