The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1894, Page 5

‘sas City to study dentistry. BOOTS ant SHOES, | can safely promise a saving of 25 to 50¢ per pair over ex prices. If you doubt this, see our men’s “Top Notch” shoes at $1.50 (boys our men’s full stock our and and selves. Just Recrervep—Men’s black overcoats—bought our price only $3.5¢ BUTEER WEEKLY TIMES! LOCAL ITEMS Vote the democratic ticket J. P. Thomas of New Home, called | to see us Saturday. Get in the saddie, democrats, and remain there until election day. } If you want cheaper interest on | farm loans see Duvall & Percival. | We like to stir up the animals a little, it keeps them from dying of intertia | What little reference to the action of the state committee got right under the cuticle. hands, L. H. McDaniels selling his | interest to his partner, C. A. Evans. | The democrats ought to roll up) 1,000 plurality and we can doit if all | ill turn out and do their duty. } Wesley Arplod has gone to Kan- The Trves wishes him the best of suc- cess. | Hon. T. W: Silvers was in Jeffer- son City attending to legal business before the supreme court held last week The democratic speakers are hav- | ing excellent attendance at all their meetings. This shows the interest | being taken in the country. | The booming Times must have struck the avimals of the Union and Populist a hard lick last week from the way it made them howl. Carroll went to Spruce the other night to “skin” Mr. Gravee. Ask | any of the boys who were there how | the “skinning” business turned out. | The opera house at Rockville, Monday was well filled with the good people of that town and vicini- ty to hear Judge DeArmond and Dr. Choate and both made telling speeches. What seems to worry Atkeson just now is whether the populists are going to be second or last in JUST RECEIVED | “Razor” Toe Shoes | As you probably know, our principal business is the selling of Men’s Boy’s and Children’s CLOTHING—neverthe- less you will tind just what you want in footwear in our large SHok DEPARTMENT ff) and at prices that should draw you te us. We carry only reliable makes and men’s boots at $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50; our school shoes at 75c¢, 85¢ $1.00. These goods talk for them- | giving privilege of paying all or part J. West Goodwin, is a hard man to down. jland to the amount of $224,301 has |changed hands in Bates The Nevada Noticer bas changed | tearly all of which has passed into | selling price. this county. We believe they will be last. | THE NEW NARROW | | | ——AT-- — | | $2,50 & $3,00. | clusive shoe store $1.25) calf shoes at $2 50; worsted way under value— ), FARM LOANS. We loan money on real estate, at any time and you will find your notes at our office whea due. Money will be paid you as soon as papers are signed. Lowest rates are guar- anteed. We also furnish abstracts. Deuvart & Percivat. 49-4t. Butler Mo. The Times is glad to note that J. West Goodwin has resurrected his paper and that the Bazoo is again talking to the people now on eartb. Vote the Democratic ticket. In the last two or three weeks, farm county, the hands of Mrs. E. A. Scully, of Lincoln, Logan county, Ills. Vote the democratic ticket. Say Aus., Silverman & Bros., Kan sas City are advertising 25 pounds of granulated sugar for $1, and R. H. Williams wi!l give 24 pounds for $1 aud says he has 100 barrels at that price. Vote the democratic ticket. When a democratic paper says that certain goods are reduced a certain per cent., it means the tariff on those goods and not the actual It would seem hardly necessary to make such an explana- tion. Vote the Democratic ticket. | | Mrs. Fannie Zike, of Sullivan, | Ind., is visising her parente Mr. and Mre. Griggs of near Ballard. The) family are also expecting the arrival this week of their two daughters Miss Annie and Mrs. Emma Johnson of Portland Oregon. Vote the democratic ticket. Iu addition to the speeches of Judge DeArmond and Dr. Choat at Pleasant Gap Friday, the audience will he highly entertained by the Butler Glee club with campaign | songs. Everybody invited to attend | this meeting. Vote the democratic ticket. It was a disappointment that Hon. | W. S Cowherd was prevented by legal business from being in Butler |Hackett and Donohoe are making jweeks with typhoid | another ten days Chronic office seekers Atkeson, the people mighty tired. In several states the dear women are allowed to vote. As one franchis calls for another these voting women ought not to be debarred from pop ping the question when they meet a man to their liking Vote the Democratic ticket Atkeson papers a week week. A daily Louis to issue two this and u is going for as | W. P. Sevier was in the city Sat urday and we were sorry to learn that his eon Charles who has been so seriously sick for the past five feyer slight back set Friday eveni was not doing so well We give the Populist at Rich Hill ease of life. This dodger was started by the candi- dates of the populist party to break down Atkeson and the Unien, but we don’t believe now it is going to make the rifile. Vote the democratic ticket. Miss Lucy Sevier of Summit town- ship has gone to Independence and Kansas City to spend a couple of weeks, visiting friends and relatives. | Miss Lucy has been closely contined | for several months with her music class and has earned the rest is now taking. Vote the democratic ticket. Tho Tives’ reference to the ac tion of the populist state committee in endorsing Judge Shirk for Su preme Judge didn't set very well on the chairman. Itisa hard :matter to explain, no doubt, but we would advise our quondam friend to keep his temper, there are other questions liable to come up just as hard for / him to answer. Vote the democratic ticket. she Both senators and every democrat- ic congressman but one, in this } state voted for the free coinage of silver in congress, and all voted for the new tariff bill. Now, if the pop ulists were elected to congress what more could they do. Well they | might do like Peffer did, sell out to the trusts His vote is on record | and belongs to the sugar trust. Dis- prove it if you can Vote the democratic ticket. It is not often the Times copies ! editoriais from the Globe Democrat | and recommends them to its readers, | but this week we wish to call special | attention to an article of this kind ing prices at this season of the year | and be the first to get the bargains. } | court yard ‘and Col. John T. Crisp also made | populace turned out almost to a ;man to see and hear their distin- | guished guests. The town was Gov. Stone at Rich Hill Novem-! ber Sth. Here's & treat, democrats Gov. Stone bas been billed for a speech at Rich Hill, November 5th. The day ought to be turned into a grand) holiday and an train run. Let's have a big rally at the Hill on that day and paint the town red,! white and blue Remember the date, Nov. 5th, Monday, one day be- fore the election. - udge DeArmond will make sev- eeches in this ¢ Note ‘ place and be onhand. D1 Cho d others will also be with | him. Turn out, democrats, republi | cans and populists. All are invited. | Pleasant Gap, Oc ym. sion Hons. D. A. DeArmox 3. w.l Choate | Mayesburg, Oct 27, 1:3 m Hons DeArmond and Johustown, Oct 27, Armond and Choate Hon. 8.W. Doo f tit Papinville, Saturc 230] PM | Hon. T. W. Silvers and M. S. Hern at Virginia, Fri. Oct. 26 7:30. | HON. D. A. DEARMOND. | At Pleasant Gap, Friday Oct. 2 7:30; Altona, Nov 2p. m; Sum mit Center, Nov. 2, 7:30 p. m.; Vir- ginia, Nov. 3, 2 p. m.; Foster, Nov. 3 7 p.m; Merwin, Nov. 5, 2p m.; Burdette, Nov. 5, 7 p. m Ladies, Lane & Adair, the popular | dry goods merchants of Butler, are} offering you bargains this week in! their advertisement which it will pay | you to carefully investigate Reduc don't often occur and certainly y will see the advantage to be gained by going to their store before mak ing your purchases. We would ad vise you to read their advertisement you; Vote the democratic ticket. | Vice president Stevenson spent two hours in Nevada Tuesday and | spoke from a platform erected in the Ex governor Francis} speeches. It was a great day for Nevada and Vernon county, and the handsomely decorated and the crowd was simply immense Vote the democratic ticket. Mr. Louis Fisher and Miss Nettie Morgan were united in marri the home of the bride by Elder| Webb of Garden City, Mo., last evening. Relatives and a limited number of friends witnessed the pretty ceremony. After partaking of a bountiful supper the happy} e at} Are our celebrated line o Known and worn by ali classes of men. BONAPARTE PANTS. Doctors Farmers Lawyers Merchants Mechanics Laborers Men in all lines of b PARTES becaus guaranteed to give s ion r their NICE PANTS, BONA- e more style and every pair ee them. FINE FALL AND WINTER IMILELIERY! Beautiful New Line of CBILDRENS CAPS. BABY HOODS, dust Received VERY LOWEST PRICES | MRS. KATE WHELDON, with MeKIBBENS. WILLIAMS. CASH GROGERY ——— WILL SELL YOU-— 20 ths finest granulated sugar $1 00 | 21 Ths finest light brown * 1 00) 100 ths White Lilly flour 1 35 100 i» Gold Medal flour 1 50} 100 fh good family flour 110 6 th broken Java coffee 1 00) 4 fh Java Blend coffee 1 00 |4 th Mexican coffee 1 00 ; 34 th African Java coffee 1 00 6 th dried grapes 25 7 ih new hominy flakes 25 4 Ih nice new raisins 25 2 th fancy evaporated peaches 25 2 th fancy evaporated apricots 25) 1 th fancy evaporated pears 10 CKIBBENS, 16 quart milk buch 20 4 quart coffee p 25 10 quart milk buekets 30 2 quart tea pots 20 6 quart preseving kettles 25 Good dippers 5 Good wash pans 5 No 8 tin wash boilers 80 No 8 copper bottom wash boilers 85 No 8 high rim copper bottom wash boilers 1 00 No 8 all copper wash boilers 2 60 Parker coffee mills 45 Large dish pans 40 Lantern flues 10 Dover egg beaters 20 GLASSWARE. 6 inch fruit bowls 10 9 inch fruit bowls large 20 6 sauce dishes real pretty 15 Cake stands real pretty 30 Large water pitcher 25 Fancy bread plate 15 Complete water set 70 7 inch covered preserve bow|s 25 Large fruit stand ‘footed’ 30 Flint glass tumbler per set 25 1 set polished hotel goblets 35 Hand lamps complete 25 Very large heavy lamp complete 50 Footed jelly stands 10 Beautiful parlor lamps 2 00 Large heavy 4 bottle castors 60 And a thousand other things just as cheap. We have more Glassware > land Queensware than all the other stores in Butler together, and when headed “1! tule of the Populists.” | Couple repaired to their residence on|3 fh fancy California prunes 26) Se ee We art soca sight pwc | North Main street which bad been|¢ th new currants 25 | So i unatockang gst ouE Drees would read and ponder well that | Made ready for their reception by] 16 #, fancy Carolina rice 1 00 | You Will be sure to buy, if you have article, for it contains wholerome| tbe groom. The Timers wishes the Div gales 9| the money. And we also have a truths, which can not be controvert- | happy couple unalloyed happiness Ey en men | larger stock of groceries than any ca and prosperity. REE OTS (ea a two stores in Butler, which you Vote the democratic ticket. 4 nee aaa 1 can California egg plums 15, : é = igen “It makes one tired,” said William 1 can Cahfornia apricots 15 readily see, by stepping in our store. A populist candidate struck a/Q. Jackson in bis speech at Rich K © baki i ler 15 Our goods are bought very cheap democratic gentleman of East Boone | Hill, “to hear these populists prat cen Se STs eG ° | and will be sold the same way, as township, and sizing him up as a | ing around about being Lincoln re-| 1 can Columbia river salmon 15 souenellikacw-miWelnantnel call list because s f his rela- | publicans or Jackson democrats. If|1 plug Crane tobacco 25} i mate ‘i eae eed eg Sate ena | General Jackson could look over the} 1 jf, Fish Hook tobacco 30 | your ATE ponoun Java Blend party, anbosomed himself in great | battlements of Heaven and see and T ib Stac tobacco 45 | ceffee, it is composed of Rio, Sautos, Piles satioagiotiec things he said: | hear Francisco csing his name and at ih Hdroe Shae tobad 101 Gautemala and the tinest Jaya, and “Our poll of East Boone shows on desecrating his memory in that man- ee agi eerie »~ | is sold everywhere else at 30 cents three democrats and one republican | 2et, he would come down with an 1 Jolly Tar tobacco oe a pound, but remember any common The democrat then made reply: “My | elm club and make his empty head} 1 ih Temple tobacco 35 | Rio coffee can be called Java blend. friend, if your poll is as far wrong in | Tg like a Chinese gong.” Jackson|] #, Tinsleys twist tobacco 40 | We also want to call your attention other townships as ii is in this one. |is a fearless fighter and hard hitter, 6 th Scotch oat flakes 25 | to our White Lilly flour at $1.35 per I wouldn't give you a farthing for! like his.illustrious namesake. He}, i i hom 25 | hundred, we are having an immense your chance of election.” " makes a good speech, enthuses his)’ ” ape Lenina an | trade on it. We warrant every sack Vote the democratic ticket. jnudiences and is a terror to the Cae Ee ee = and ask those who have not tried it sue : | populists. a 6 bars silk peau 25 to come and try a sack. Our evap- The Record editorially said last Vote the democratic ticket. 8 bars ladies friend soap 25 | crated frvite are very fine, from 6} scainiisiap tis ear a Poor Digestion 3 bars sea moss toilet soap 25| to 124 cents a pound. Our Sea ong S _—_ : 2 pk d brand 15 Moss toilet soap is very fine, 3 for the sugar schedule in the interest of Leads to nervousness, fretfulness,}2 pkgs sodaany bran S 25 bi 5 the sugar trust, sugar has been Peevishness, chronic Dyspepsia and|O. G. Axlegrease 5/2 cents, oe thing for the money. st, sugar - a os oS 2 | We have just commenced to handle rradually advancing, until now our great misery. Hood's Sarsaparilla|] pallon sugar syru 40} : ; ; erase See een ag pounds for | 18 the remedy. It tones the stomach, | ; ea ne om 35 | a — and wringers, we $1.” In the column adjoining we | creates an appetite, and gives a rel- e je blas = 15 mas Gla stone ok ee) Bey) aadithotollowing inte Womack'’s ish to food. It makes pure blood 1 quart bott @ bluing 5it aD = can buy them anywhere. advertisement, 19 Ibs. fine granulat- 824 gives healthy action to all the 4 boxes vest matches 2 — “ ee ee ed sugar. $1; 20 lbs. light brown organs of the body. Take Hood's | 3 boxes best parlor matches 5|eolid iron for $1.75 sold all over ae as | fae ‘ i : town for $2 25. sugar for $1; 21 Ibs. dark brown | for Hood’s Sarsaparilla Crree. |3 dozen clothes pins 5 Our solid Mexican tea spoons for sugar, $1. aaeke .,_ | Best well bucket 35 | $1.00, and table spoons for $1.90 we Bro. Austin had better find out ae 8 any become no negasl No 3 wood tub 50| warrant to be solid through and what is in his paper before he makes | cathartic with every one who tries Na dled tats 50 | through, and a big bargain. We have such wild statements. j them. 25c. Jeu 1 ee yA b 50 | 2 large stock of pain and we are j § 7 —_____— - es aaa = 99 | cutting the old price half into, and we are dividing the old prices on Best broom 25 | Glassware in thirde,and you will say c = | Scrub brushes worth 30¢ for 20| 80 when you see our stock and get 1 bottle horse radish 10 | our prices, —— oe we must orca 2 = di eae 95 | not over lock, we have the biggest = 7 a Sua — aeaacama 15 bargains in table knives and forks, Never has there been such Values offered |? boop pss 35 | bread knives and butcher knives we : = S fs oop pails bave been able to offer,and have sold 1n good wear and well made 50 th sugar buckets worth 75c 50! more of them in the last week than Best fiber pails 35 | ever before in three months, and as : i Cetton rope 20 | to butter, eggs and chickens, we re- Ens, OVS | fens i § yelcod § 25 quick shot loaded shelis 40| aay m= preentogscargapane Coal bods ‘ 30 & o | one in Butler, either trade of casb. SS ee gene = = ee Ah >| Western weshing machine 4 So you can drive up and unload, 8 f & Vy sS Seas + € | 4 P P 6 as we are giving you this season. The only a ee 2 15] knomng sees eget dea tonite way to convince yourself that we are advVer-| Banoer express wagons 1 76| we will go farther, if you have traded os i $ -all : thr I .|10 quart Galvanized iron pails 30 | Out your produce with us and find itising facts is to call and look through our} : 0 | afterwards that some one was giving eS hes) = | Best galvanizep 5 gal. oil cans 85 | more, come back and get the balance. Stock. Always pleased to show you how German sitver tee spoons 65 | What we want you to know, is, that German silver table spoons 1 25/ you shall not loose one penny. If . . "4 ", ~ | . . cheap you can buy fr om Us. | Solid Mexican silver tea spoon 1 00/ you trade with us our prices todsy WE RAVE THE BEST | Sotid Mexican cilvertable “ 1 90\ 5. pring Uo OwEP and OVERALE SOLD JOE MEY ER, 2 pint cups > Yours Traly, THE 2 quart cups 10} WILLIAMS PEOPLES CLOTHIER. 2 quart covered buckets 10 CASH GROCERY.