The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 20, 1894, Page 9

as Peis i ae eee dn ne eee a Sy ook as. YRS x4 SRNR AAI ET, YORE — & Adair’ $ORGK eZ sess Us e SRO AO0 CYCLONE! TEISISISSISIBISIEINSISISiISRicisiss Seesie Cyclone BK YOGI IO IORIGR HORICIGRIGRIIG Is now sweeping everything in the Winter Goods line from their shelves. ing will escape; all Woolen and Heavy Goods, Cloaks, Blankets,Boots, Shoes and Trimmings musi go at a price before Jan. 1, 1895. DRESS GOODS. Double Width, former price 20c, now........... l5e Double Widtb, half wool. former price 25¢. now 20¢ 36 inch, all Wool, former price 3° now.. 25c¢ 36 inch, 38 inch, 40-inch, 52 inch : Cash Solicited. John ag county said he had and was run election was D. N. Thompson, tele Oscar Reeder, One of the most curious events of | the late election happened at Louis ville, Ky. where was elected on the Republican ticket | terns in fur, attorney. practice in the city would have the | Gare nomination, 80 bar at one time. tion, though, Wash., aud served out his time in the workhouse. Kentucky, aud at the time of the, Hop Sack, former price 35¢ now.... Full Henrietta, former price 40c’ now. . Half Wool Henrietta, former price 50c, now 40-inch All Wool Dress Flannel, former price 50c, now 40 inch Arnold Henrietta, former price 75c, now 46 inch Arnold Henrietta, former price 90c, now.... 40 inch Jacquard Black,former price $1,now. Broadcloths, former price $1, now.... All of our Dress Trimmings at greatly reduced prices Xemember our Boots OF BATES COUNTY, Capital. eens, DEPOSTORY OF BATES CO.! DIRECTORS. E. D: Kipp. an unknown man No lawyer in frames, they been adinitted to the After his nomina- he “hit the road” again | in as a vag at Olympia, appropriate for | Christmas prese-t. North of Post Office, Butler, Mo. D. W. Drvuwmonvs. ‘The Carthage Press ys thata He drifted back to posting bills over in> ri EVERINGHAM. Holiday | for everybody. President President -. Cashier Secretar» pictures Your ls ete A. & FARMERS BANK $50,000.00 | Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respectfully M, 8, Kiersey, Join E. Shutt, Hurley M. G.W lark Wix, . Bennett, 1. Mek . K_ Rosier, Gailey. We havea beautiful | line ¢ of the latest novelties and pat. Smyrna and Moquette rugs, Chentlle and damask and table covers, curtains and ast a nominated a) pest chance for something be Sattar trawp who bappened along and who | practical and jlarge Bellamy colony made up of people from Henry, Cass and Polk counties, has bought a large tract of land, not far from Carthage and will B. Fran- Shoes, Bourbon county for a soap maker. When it was found that John W. j cisco, of Foulz was elected county attorney, | the papers tried to find out some-| thing about him, but all they could | tind out was that nota man in the city knew who he was or where he was. Even the Republican commit- tee confessed that they knew noth- ing at all about him. two, however, he happened to hear about his election and showed up Lhe office is worth $12,000 a year, aud his right to it will not be con- tested, for, as of them “Kentuckians never play against a run of fool luck, when they know it.” But this thing ought to stop talk about Democrats’ voting for a one says, “yaller dog.” —Pleasant Hill Gazett. | In a week or! take charge of it soon. Clinton, is president and George W. Williams,of Humansville is secretary. The company is said to be possessed of ample means. | Mills, factories, shops, stores and farms will be operated by the broth- erhood in a co operative mauner.— Nevada Mail. The late T. B. Buallene, the mere ‘ ebant prince of Kansas City, began wereantile life in 1863, and for thir- ty-one years, according to the testi- mony of Colonel Vau Horv. there was pot an issue of the Journal that did not contain an advertisement of the Bullene firm. Some other mer- | chants might paste this in their bats. GINGHAMS. Good Solid Color Dress Ginghams All of our 10¢ Dress Ginghams go at.... All our 84e Apron Checks go at. SATI Good Solid Black 15e, Good French Satine 20c, now now... Fine French Satine 25c, now.. Figured Satines, worth 25c, now Red Table Linen, worth 35c, go at.... Half Bleached Table Linen, worth 40¢, go at NES the best stock, the cleanest stock, the newest goods, the lowest prices to be found in the market 60 inch Bleacked Linen, 60 insh Extra Fine, worth 90c, goat......................75 64 inch Satine Finish, worth $1, Eiderdowns from 40 to Black Kuit Worsteds go at—per Ib Sheep Gray and Mixed Yarns, High Colors goat... Lawrence L LL. Mustlins 44 Bleached........ Lonsdale Bleached Fruit of the Loom worth 5c, go at. go at Noth- g ORY ida : 85 ¢ stock, the best made Don’t fail to see them before you buy. LANE & ADAIR. tinging Noises | In the ears, sometimes a roarivg, | buzzing sound, are caused by catarrh, | that exceedins y disagreeable and very common disease. Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hooc arsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly successful remedy for this disease, which it cures by purifying the blood Hood's Pills are diuner pills, assist vent constipation. after pre- the best digestion, Negro ministers different sections as candidates for are rising up in chaplain of the next national house of representatives The negroes claim this as a reward for the race's fidelity to the party this year. It doesn’t look as if the demand of the colored man and brother is uurea- sonabl, for if it not for the colorcd vote the republican party would make a were very sorry showing Besides the herculean task of praying for a republican congress put indeed. should not be K. C upon a white man nes The Doctors Are Coming. Four dollars a month till cured— Once in a life time—For one and all, rich and poor —No use of telling you what they do, go and see. They treat all forms of Chronic Diseases and they have a well earned reputa tion for success and candid treat ment of their patients. If you have tried others and they have failed go and see these eminent Physicians They will tell you your troubles and | witt out asking a question if desired | Remember that they do not cure ‘everything. If your case is incurable they will tell you so and give you advice free. Tuey will st at Butler Cottage House on Wednesdsy, Jan uary 2nd, one day only. Do not fail to see them application for the cheap treatment. Call early. Remember Dates Office open Sa.m till5 p.m. This price includes all expense. Dan Stover, a young farm hand, was picked up in Warrensburg by the officers, while trying to pass furged checks. He soon admitted his guilt and was put in jail. Money Ss isalittle harder to get hold of by: working for it, bat it is the best and ‘cheapest way to get it after all. on that day and make | FARM LOANS. We loan money on real estate, giving privilege of paying all or part at anytime 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. & Percivat. Butler Mo. Dvevati 19-4¢ H B LeClair, of Kansas City, representing the Bradstreet mercan- tile the city Sat- the work of re writing aud re-rating the business agency, arrived in urday and began ten of this county A TT Ladies Silk Umbrellis natural wood h and gold headed . Christmas presents M: KIBBENS Anew y into the ton the The big meat packers and cattlemen are and it broken question. interested in free sugar, is stated that these large interests are going to tight the sugar trust toa finieh Germany, France and Den mark have retailated inst the duty on retivued sugar by barring out American meats, and the packers propose to get the duty off sugar aud so open the market for their | meat again. As the meat exports to Europe have amounted to $150.000,- a yaar. the exporters consider this market worth fighting Our farmers are interested both ways.— Pleasant Hili Gazette. ee for. Yo Rent or Sell. Lown a 640 acre farm in Green- wood county, Kans 640 miles west of Ft Scott). Gooa corn land two houses and plenty of water. Land all fenced aud in cultivation. Also 640 acre farm three iniles south of Wilsey in Morris county. Kansas, (near Couucil Grove fenced. 300 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture. House, burn, &e. Splendid stock farm. Both farms are in good agricultural por- tions of ¢ Kansas avd within 3 miles of railroad depcts aud desirably sit uated. Will sell one or both to good men at reasonable prices on time or rent for a term of years. Ws. E. Warros, 5 2t Butler. Mo. j leive. R. A. Cowden living near Hunt- ingdale, Henry county. while priming ‘ covered from ber severe agun the weapon was disherged and the charge of shot and wadding went into his left leg. was so bad amputation of the limb | was necessary to save his life. Cowden is 84 years of doctors are of the that the cpinion accident will prove fatal. Roose has sold his farm north of the to Z. White of Altona. Itisa splendid piece of land with excellemt improvements Mr White bought the farm, SO acres, for a little less than $40 per acre, and he got a big bargain. Miller eity, Sam Walls teils us near el Fine Woo! Dress Goods Ww y y able manufacture and at the very lowest prices A Dress Pattern makes a De- lightfel Holiday Gift © MeKibbens TS EL The Globe D-mocrat says that a consistent ng that are always the Babecck wing ressional com- and protectionist without be the highest best duties, aud tie of the republican c man can be a sound luties . \ mittee has expressed w like opinion ar by a ‘sharp aigument of McKin- leyism. Just w tariff teh this republican ht develop.—Joplin Herald. The Missourt most excellent State bank inakes a showing lished statement The shows the bank has, in total $306,253 29. Loans ¥165 Available cash, $92,005 34 Deposits $152,854.53. Sinee their last ment six mouths ago. in its pube statement wtate- the bauk bas 366.33 To cash $54,205.09 and in loane $26, 928.43 and now holds in 50 per cent increased in deposit $7: cash over of -its total deposits During the past twelve mouths the deposits of the bank have wore than doubied, increasing from $56, 000.00 to nearly $183,009 00 Tuere ned frou the above figures and that iz, that money has wot eves eves in es agen aS SOME j tuples is oue fact to be g tay betave fas be Mr. | age and the Miss Mabel Jenkins bas about re~ sick spel} Miss Maud Horn, « Visiting: : Harrisonville is ber brother Miles S& The wound | Hora. Catarrh is a constitutional disease Hood's Sarsaparilla is a constitutica-- al remedy. it a trial. It cures catarrh. Glove You will fied Buti place in the county to day trading. y the greates% do your holi the mereb ecial effort tr This year ants are making-2 sy please you. WJ ecard stating that a good Templars lodge with 80 members bas just been organized in that town by ths state lecturer of the or * 77 f . Reese, of Hawe, sends up x ler. From present indications there ir over production of at statesmen ix to the UW. & fis got Kansas that want to gc senate, and a livels be the result. Nelson Van Ca and wife, #3 Rijon, Wisconsin, ar: Jin the cits afew days ago, and will reronés until March Ist.. guest of bix brother John Van The Tie visit wishes them a pl W. M. Arnold received word Fz day from Eldorado .Springs of the ; death, December ith, of Cordizs. Allen, the 10 year old daughter Mr. and Mre. Wm. 0. Allen. The family until recent ed at Nybers this county. Our esteemed fricad Ed. Noelle » Chang Yin Kwan. of Papinville, writes us that he bas gone into business ut Appleton City Mr. Koeller is a su stantial citizes an influential democrat aod: thyrs Tives is sorry to learn that he bas- left the county cwever, he bas our best winbes for success. London, Dee. 1 patch to the Times says there isa chi: —A special di- uo Shangl se report the board of revenue, been appcini- ed embassador ¢ 19 to aITee ge sident of the’ terms of peace. A lispateh fron Hiroshima tothe Times says thee Field Marshal Yen. ibersom. * mander of {be ipeutye aripy aes - still at Hiroshi: ovaitine order