The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 13, 1894, Page 1

utler Weekly ¢ BUTLER, MISSOURI, VOL. XVIL THURSDAY DECEMBER 13, 1894. i Stove { Safe Left. Burglar Shot Dead, MAKE THIS AD BIG MR, PRINTER MAKE 'T BIG voce. wat This us lto day Bight at Alma, a small town west ef We want Every Shoe wearer to hear it. by lawyers, constables, detectiv this city, a clerk in Openbrint’s store yall in quest of ane ~ hipple, who | heard burglars in the store where Finest California peaches ] \ 7 | until last Saturday was a banker and be was sleeping. One thief struck Finest California pears 10 | | mereb: aut of Crawford and govern poz = Sencar ~ light | : eon we 2 | a 6 Th new navy beans 2 | ;ment contractor for grain, hay aud and shot the man through the heute. 4 tb Carol ee rae ‘ 5 [ ‘ |wood at Fort Robinson. His cred-|"The other, paralyzed” with fear, 1) Tons Tice 25 j | \ i ; ee entered his bank, of which he|stood still until belp came and bh be bars Ladies Friend sos; 28 ; t Os president, and found nothing | was searched and burried off to jul ji cau boat tomatoes a a a ibut the stove and safe, and both | a pean — were found | 1 can best corn e 7 4 : . > 2 empty. His room was found in the aS P ease cena sabe ipsa alone x00 | We have inaugurated a special sale in the height of Cie season same condition The amoaut of bis |” Sppet, no other name giren. {3 Tb plantation Jara 1 00 | defaleat is not kn . but the Tae Pains cf Rheumatism he: i et airican Java 1 08 when you most need shoes. poor farmers who supplied him ma-) According to the best authorities, + oo Mexican coffee +06) terial to fill his contracts will be the|orginate in a morbid condition of 34 i) jumbo Java Los : | worst sufferers. One man furnished the blood. Lactic acid, ar 6 Th broken Java. 10 him with 400 tons of hay His by the decomposition of the gelatiu }1 pkg Barber's parlor matches 20 i : ‘ = ous and albuminous mee circu | No. 1 good brooms 20 bondsmen will have to finish his un | lates with the blood and attacks the |, : x | filled contracts. A $1,200 invoice\fibrous tissues, particularly in the | The best hroome 25 of jewelry from a Lincoln firm to , | joints, and thus cnuses the loca) | 100 m4 faney patent thou: 335 ie A Cee | Whipple bas completely disappear | manifestations of the disease. The | 100 i bonanza flour 1 10 J li b Bes Dae, led. : | ask a aac nage are the parte Largest sat d coal beg 0 usually affected by rheumati | Largest gal 1 1} ae 40 zadies best quality hand SEwe Cur AM oooccc cosa, Mebiete at the Hoven: taking wpe) QSOS oe wie E nore and wrists are also sometimes at |) PACKBs® colice * ter pa h d Perry, O. T., Dec 10.—Mary|tacked. Thousands of people ha 2 pkgs soda any brand 16 7 = yr O. T., .-— ve 3 and sewed welt (extension sole) 4, B Krad ses catsgit are use| found in Hoods Sarsapinils a post | Dey salt meat ® = a claimants to the same quarter section —— ayer oars = rheuma Fel 8 ES boiler 85 q 7 Fe coe Tinea eee Tey vk s bad remarkable succes+ |) Blue Dashboard laster:. 75 G6 shoes for $2.50. Ladies 3 and B.5@ pie 05 Gk Te [Pe ota oe Dati hn, watemie county, Oklahoma Some|secret of its success lies in the fact Tdisaslocddawest ae 30 e . days ago a quarrel resulted over the|that it attacks at once the cause of ‘ ence : shoes for $2. Ladies 2 and 2. 50 shoes right of tae women to the land, dur the disease by neutralizing the lactic 3 packages mince meat 26 ” ing which a deadly fight occurred acid and purifying the blood.as well |1 ib Star tobacco 45 Dd as strengthening every function of |] th Horse Shoe tobace +45 J 3 S: rtrio 2 a P orse Sbdoe tobac for $1.50. Misses shoes 1.25 & §L.5Q, verse: we cuwiete wut ates eboase fp enynciongy 36 'rench. @ former used a hoe an ——_——— “ = ] | =i 1 tb Fish Hook tobacec Bi) A © 50 Md | sh eg 2 handle and Mrs. French some stones. : worth 2 and $2.50. ens shoes at ee es 9) th No Tax tobsews 30 d 2 t t i = : head by the keen edge of the hoe ; . eg ties a Se an / d the handle was broken into be eaay Lonebee =o 20 this lot contains 3,4 and: Sore : $ 9 an splinters over her head. Iramediate 1 th plug aoe ere = 5 d trial was bad and to-day the fair CASH R ERY 1 th tea dust (finest) 1D 00 Se, Miss Cartright was held under a rho as — a £5 se ee Se i bond of $8,500. Mre. French, who pare Moyers Smpersal tea 6P ‘ : ‘ ; is a beautiful woman. was horribly Will give their customers a grand : : pure — Gunpowder tea 5D ‘e can't enumerate all the lots but come and see what we are offering. We are not beaten up and her face greatly dis-| benefit in low prices until Cbristmas » pure Young Hyson tea 25 going to quit business but we are going to reduce stuck and close out all broken lots figured. We want to reduce our very large) 1 can a ae = ‘ : ; : ; — - stock before iuvoicing the tirst of |7 tb hominy flakes 25 We are making price that will do it. If you want $100 to go es far as $200 usual The Democratic Party. the year. Besides, we owe it to our |7 ib white oat flakes 25 does attend the sale. Your Unele Alllen G. Thurman-| customers, who have so faithfully 1 gallon can apricots 35 of Ohio, was eighty-one years old | stood by us during the year. We 1 gallon can peaches 35 one week ago. To tbe few friends} have done our very best to please GLASSWARE : 7 P who called on Lim to offer their con- every one, aud have never let an op-|1 large 4-piece glass set 25 a gratulations he made a few remarks. | ,ortunity to cat down prices pass|1 large heavy syrup etan:! pF) Positively nove of these goods sold to other Dealers. We want shoe wearers to have Among other things he said: cS nit on the ptt ny we|1 set pretty sauce dishes 1b full benefit of this sale. “In 1846 the democrats were| have held the prices of the farmers’ |1 large h itch : prices of the farmers large heavy pitcher 25 —— — a _ — es ao a ane cache sone — |produce to the top noteb, ull the os sae. eee lids 16 s ; +5 aia y efeat, was like ajtime. We are to day paying all arge butter dish and cove: 19 Crazed by Fire. The agents for the Omaba gro- | NE MAN’S SLAUGHTER. a 2 a Peyce ee, : ; : ry y Ree Foca ia ke ail . se : Two years ago we car-/and a little more, than we can get | Llarge cream pitcher 10 : Kausas City. Mo.. Dec. 10.—Fire Py deamegptnanelgietonaiga lie. Devuilspze so wanece) iter ried everything, and some thought out of it. Of course we bave this|1 6-inch preserve dish 10 4 the flats at Fourteenth aud Her i Similar rae Gils scecautie mite | Butchers Five People. we would do the same this year.jadvantage of our competitors, we|1 7-inch preserve dish 15 rison streets caused the injury of 2 Zam eas ao ate ee i Bethauy, Mo, Dec. 11.—At bis But we are bound to beat them, and ship our own produce. We have 1 9 inch preserve disb, very largo 20 each of the five -members of the, é a § Re i ba kk farm house on the Burlington rail why? Because the democratic party large warehouses to keep our poul 1 set flint glass tumblers 25 family of F. W. Mitcheller. customers were very tired when the | road, eight miles uartheast of this |is the natural party of frea iustitu- | try in until we are ready to ship. We| 1 set heavy hotel goblets 35 Crazed by the’ first cry of fire delivery was made. Why don’t peo: | city, David Sprigg at uoon to day|tions. I'll be gone perbaps but a/ oii) in guch lar; ee si hat|1 set cups and Be 40 Mrs. Mitcheller aud her 16-year old ple learn to trade with home men, | murdered his wife and two children, | party founded on the principle of 1p ae ch jarge quan i tes thal : p pe - i ae 3 ae the third |ia whom they can bave confideuce. | mortally wouhded two step children | free government will stand so long|¥@ 6et much better prices than|1 set cups andeaucers with ban- | laughter jumped from the thir eee OER inic atieteryi tke that | 224 then blew his own head off. It{as that government is maintained.|could be gotten otherwise; that is| dies 58 story to the stone sidewalk. No 1 K y \ was butchery reost horrible. You have been in worse places than| why wecan give higher prices for|6 inch vegetable dishes 15 bones were broken. Mitcheller’s | COMe® #long.—Aansas City Times. = * known for the terrible | at the present time and come out all your produce. Bowls and pitchers 90 mother waa seriously hurt by falling | tragedy. be alarm was given injright, and you will come out all sake) : ‘ ay nd his Columbia, S. ©, Dec. 11.—B. a] |incohereut fashion by a step daugh |right again —Atlanta Constitution. We have as fine aline of Imported | Steak platters ee downstairs and Mitcbeller and his | Tillman was elected United States | ter who escaped. RBIs TSE on ee French Chinaware, Lamps, Toilet TINWARE. eo ners 1 5 po aor nM otter | She says that her step father firet MEDICAL BUOKS FREE. sets, and evervthing in that line, as/2 pint cups 5 before they were rescued. | cone SY a ates f ‘ies neers — to = his own —_ jcan be found in St. Louis or Kansas | 2 quart cups wb —_—-— j : ut simply made i z Wert: eas : Mew Home Items. pene i _— oN a | He SS a tile eee Hee Valuable Information tor the Invahd | City, aun ioe te realy ele 3 half-gallon “ape 26 Miss Bertha Short changes her ad- | Re George } meray See One tee - and killed him with a butcher knife | or Student. bebe Ce as eee Tee, thing | 1 dipper worth 10¢ for 5 seal D. Crum. The vote stood in the! 7; eae eae i ~ fromt verv cheapest to the mos was an worth xf - dress from Virginia to Foster. \s 29 for Till 6f ] | Tho he attacked his wife. She fled ‘ . rom the very cheapest to the :nost 1 wash pan worth 10¢ for 5 . Miss Rosa Robb is improving nice : Sento i * naa i ud Bat ers into the yard. T husband pur-| Any one or more of the foliowiug | beautiful. in fact we hav re) Half gallon covered bucket~ 18 ly ; Ae see 102 for Ti ene for) sued her and terrific struggle | described books will be sent free by | Chinaware and Glassware t 1/3 quart covered buckets 16 Camas Betty Dudley went to Eldo- Butler. fhe twecdtonsss: wit meet ensued: The Peruna Drug Manufacturing | the stores iu Butler together, and/4 gaa yen buck ts 20 4 y ; in joint session at noon to morrow | Sprigg literally backed the unfor Cc ‘ x . j : Ss spi Neate | 1 i ad Ducket> 20 rado Monday. : ; to canvass the vote and declare the | tunate woman to pases: Hie banda ompany of Columous, Ohio, to any! our prices never were so cheap. 6 quart milk buckets 16 eat a wen a poe 22; coals z a and face were cut into shreds. = er woman of family io the) We will be prepared to supply|8 quart milk buckets 20 vane we em he Wike Hee Sprigg then returned to the house, United States, Canada and Mexico | Bates county with candy avd nuts.|12 quart milk buckets, large ob Pe Wie wants tobuy a trOh| Vo... cus.” Achy Dees 10. fev 4 and slashed among his chil | during December and January. Or | We have already bought a car!cad of} We have a large stock of gvanite ot | ate ys — | dren like a maniac. ders should be sent i rly, as th s anc < | war ic i li at 2 cow. : nan __| Miss Jane Jefferson‘of-this city sik lau Anothonathindedin childicaske| ut in eanly as ¢ juts an d can dv. aud we intend Sage which we will seli at 20¢ off Clarance Morris has his new house | - hek das" deh siciphy butchered iwocclke esac | issue may be exhausted: jaluost give these away to our trade.}on the dollar. As we told you at completed and has moved in it. ie wha, seth: prs vacant! | children he cut and stabbed so bad-| _ 1. The D's of Life—PFourth Edi-/} For Christmas,please remember this | the start, our sole aim will be to sen ag @hristmas is coming and no winter “8 wee ee Pos sas ie \1y that can not live. tion—A short, plain description of} We have added several more lines} how low we cag sell goods from now Net. é e affair was tha inson mi je}: The ope step daughter who escap jall diseases, and the treatment for|to our stock since we moved into, until Christmae. Our candi ill S + Mr. Joe Arbogast of the Hill was {improper proposals to Miss Jeffer- | od ran to a neighbor's. Soon acrowd|each. A complete kome guide to] our new store. bh bi fi 5 — in our burg one day last week accom: | gon Jast night, whereupon this morn- | surrounded Sprigg’s house. He | health. F i ne’ ; r Foe as was! ing-ma- | range row 6¢ per Ib. and up. oe panied by @ friend. ., | ing, accompanied by her father she j stood at the front door shotgun in} , eee terre: courne, | erngers: | mute icon 10s pecan and ayy eee John Ramsey is taking down a pit wea gee ee oa | and and defied his neighbora to} 2 Family Physician No 2—Se-| boys iron wagons and lots of other | let others’ -prices tempt you, bat of coal. . oa vat be: Re eee 2s B take him. The countrymen stood) jeond Edition —The best populer! things which you should get price | come out to Wilhams’ and you wilt ep —- the —- + en Cae y — . sgh aE Sagoo, Sores selena book on the prevention aud treat-/of us before you buy. We wil! save | find it still cheaper. other day. me time ago Mr. jy the man entered his house S di i 208 was not expectéd to be with us now | ghots only one took effect, striking | aud closed the door. Suddenly two pee — -" — i“ con A met pgehicr cat ee He says he ie not able to work yet| him in the arm. The young lady is | shots were heard. There yas arush| . oe (8 fine line of Rogers’ triple-plated |for your eggs. The market does butis able to eat and drink all he = Rey Socks for the house and Sprigg’a body was 3. The Peru na Almanac —This| silver 3 knives and forks, tea and ta | not justify the price, but others see wan get and is feeling very well. \oea ‘sia ill aa se 8 | found lying dead on the floor, his | Almanac cortains, besides the regu- | ble spoons, and will give you some fit to go above the market by charg- NoM. NEsteERovE. SEG Seys seve aN aun. head almost blow off. lar monthly calendar, a Jewish calen | terrible low prices from now antil|iog high prices for their goods, while ——— — — ie hgh Be spat ome Melt | der, information of particular ee Don't forget that we|your produce with us go the Highest of allin Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't vale | had bean ea ital ake os se to farmere, mechanics, and busiuess| handle a large stock“of tinware, gal-|eame as cash. We will mect any man named Onstaft. ‘who became in | 2°": tablee, statistics, eclipsrs, and | vanized irouware, faibreware, cedar- , j Price offered on eggs. sane three years ago and committed much taluable wedical information. | ware. everything in woodenware, | Youre Truly °) Ol suicide in the asylum at St. Joseph, | A copy of this Aimanac should be in ‘and WE weill-gel it tn eon lees than! "Sprigg is supposed to have been in | every family in the United States. I:/anyoue. © 4 T or sane also - His step-daughter. who! i mag eee” : 7 LIAMS ¢ ‘eseapéd says-that he went~ yester- ads eae aban. compass Alma] We ise ee ; , ‘day to Rideway, four miles away,) bead ache he had. \to gee a physieian aout a severe) 2 | por. Golambas, Ohio. Address The} on lots of gro Pe-ru-na Drug Marufacturing’Com-!see below: 121 Th ‘finest gtanulated sugar i you 7 +. «(GASH "GROCERY.