The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 14, 1895, Page 1

r Weekly Ci t . = = : oe E a VOL. XVII. BUTLER, Lane and Adair. Always Up With the Times. \ the fields badl yea MISSOURI, THURSDAY MARCH 14, 1895. and Carroll The two M Harper and! Kan., Were Gardn Te Corbets, and M | ghtfoot, of Pleasanton, sts of Miss Melva| nu d. other freeze, as we had < of March last year, which damaged | preached “Sees: Gash Capital. A number of re call-j as wit- the citizens \ ed to Butler last Saturday |nesses before the Probate court in| the Phoebe Addis estate. i OSCAR REEDER .... R. J. HURLEY s ¥ E. A. BEN TT 7 E. D. KIPP Orvill Brown, of Amsterda tended meeting in V | A. L. Brown, of Vinton, spent Sun- jday here. Rev. Hunt preached in! \ < Our spring stock is now in and is the largest and best assorted stock of Goods that we have ever had the pleasure of showing in Butler. We now want | Miss Lola Owen, of Butler, vis | j the family of G. W. Park, Saturday jand Sunday Ni “LERK. E> + 2 > <a O to take a look through our goods before buying. Remember we will not just show you « few pieces ‘ of Ginghame and Satines, such goods as you hav seen for the last 2U years, but all the new shades | ; and designs in Duckins, Sea Island Cloths, Silk Taffetas, Jaconet Duchesse, Cordele Marquis: ‘ Faille Francaise, Drap De Vienne, Tassa Silks, Belfast Cambrics, Shot Pongees, Corea Pongees, Llama Cloths, Canton Cloths and many other beautiful Wash Goods for Spring and imer It will positively pay you to see these goods for Dresses and Waists, they cannot be surpassed, allnew and novel. Don’t Fail To See Our Dress Good Patterns in wool novelties, they are beauties. Elegant line of Silks for Shirt Waists. We also bought a A LOT OF EMBROIDERIES AT 506. ON THE DOLLAR which wil! be thrown on our counters and sold the same way. Don't miss this chance to buy your Embroidery at half its worth. Table linens, large line, cheaper than ever. Hosiery, we can sell for less than you ever saw them before. Have also added the celebrated C B Corset to our already large line, full line of summer corsets. Shoes the best $1.25 plow shoe that goes out ofjButler this year will go from Lane & Adairs, Cheap, any one can wear shoes now. Ladies slippers of all kinds and prices, take a look at our $1,00 shoe also at our $1.00 slipper. Be sure to look through our stock before buying, No trou- Lane & Adair. ble to show Goods. i yhar {to stay at New Home. Miss Leeper will be married the Nyhart phonies In last week’s issue a mistake was | near tatu, d. A num-;madein the name of Mr. Cope, who! James Dark moved on the Jap Pearce Some prepar- | was kicked by a horse, it being J. H. | place last week. instead of John Q. A. Cope. Philip Mr. J. H. Cope is very w about recovering from his injury, as he was | hurt inwardly. in Farming has comme ber have sowed oats, ing to plant corn; don’t be in too big « hurry, this year, boys. P. Moffett is working for Jno Hoag- land his spring. | JN, Landreth of Virginia signs for Enis Garren is building an addition | the Timss. to his house in this city. Alva & Eli The following Vi are doing the carpenter work. | their papers chang David Haw-| granted a div Mr. Dunlap is going to live on the/ kins has his address changed to! Pndley on the Patterson place. | Hume; Cris MeGuire and Dave Miller, | and failure to support Bob Pickett has bought part ofthe Butler; Martin Burk, Amoret. has been well known f Colyer farm near here. | Several parties were inquiring | Miss Josie Pa There is talk of commencing a pro- | about western pasture this spring. | | popular cook tracted meeting at New Hope Bap- Mr. Albert Main, of Virginia, was| rant a yea tist ehurch, soon. in our town Sunday. now employ Our people in the city were surpris- | Daniel Nestlerode, on his return! | Mr. A. B ed Saturday to see so many people | from Eldorado Springs, stopped over | Henderson, headed for Butler—not one stopped. | night at New Home. tied laskowcak Ny Goo, Shobe of Butler, was in our! Rev. Lewis of Merwin, was at Mr. | are both « : Heckadon Andre ton farm, so > The following i Yankton Daily and I nians have had | 8th: ‘Josie M { a: Dudley or two Main d Mi inidst Mond Bankins’ Saturday. ; 1un Good many of our neighbors have Virgil Trobridge is making ready his ground to go into the gardening business by the wholesale. moved to Kansas City. ian iu Holt & Hoagland’s cattle are doing Park fine : Jake Jennings has got well after os The eclipse of the moon made it /a@ month's tussle with t grippe. He austin, Gass Co rather bad driving Sunday night, so} has commenced work for Mr. Bod John Hus some of the boys say. | kins again. inia, last wee Viek Riley was seen going south|~ Aunt Betty Dudley is visiting in} ATJ. Park has hired Morton Jen Sunday night; wonder what the at-| New Home. kins for the summer. traction is? The Kickapoo show left Foster,| The TIMES of last week s have said James Vermilli instead of a dog, stolen. ora Betz, of Bi vial church ands with i Hog market is improving: do not Tuesday. They have played before | kiek about hard times. \a full house every night for three i 1 wonder why that young man had weeks. i —~ his mail changed from Butler to Ny- Miss Ina Bodkins is well blest with hart? Some attraction, I guess. | dolls, having had thirteen of all sizes | shaking Dan Wilson was up and made us 4 | and colors presented to her for being call last week: GEN. GRADY. | a kind and affectionate little lady. = Messrs. H. and 8. Robb have their : vew items. address changed to Foster. ! Nowe ' Mr. Ferguson, of Sprague, visited nay Sabbath old pu nme hogs t ” Mrs. Dan Israel was visiting Mrs. | 7, Wy, Jones, Sunday. : Downey's | ’ fi MeKethen, Saturday and Sunday, Charley Pattent and wife, whois Dana, Saturday night was well } People are hustling for flaxseed in| the daughter of Rev. Wm. Miller, | tended. ¥ this neighborhood. ; J. @. MeKethen is preparing to sow } 2 acres of flax and will plant 15 acres of ula Seg Mr. M. has seed po- | in and get top prices. * ‘ joes for sale. : Valker Steele has purchased a $135 r ty P. Caldwell says he will put ina Sears ueraa noees stock of goods if he can sell his team. | ~ Charley Morris, who has’ been to Pumpkin Taylor will be known | Nevada for about two years, is home hereafter as Chicken Taylor. | and has the best of health. There was an entertainment at | - Weert sroDE Pete Morris’ Saturday night. Pearl od have moved to the Trowbridge prop erty at the Town Well. Eggs are on thedecline. Rush them Matt Henson is sowing have th 1 people wi Snuffer was down with his violin and Virgi Items. furnished some fine music. — pate rf Rasa J. G. MeKethen found a picture We heard ‘em say it and noted e we betw his home and Haymakers | down, Abba iiclp enn ford, which owner can have by de- gs that happened about scribing. H. Re timber nor ed his mill t : ousand feet of lumber was hauled from the mill one day last week. zens Were called tocourt Skyler has moved to Foster. | in the suitof Dr. Flood vs F Jas. Butcher sold_a horse to a {On account of the absencevofa-w Butler buyer and delivered it Mon- { ness the case was continued until the day. June term. Ihave about made arrangements | Report s Last Tuesday a numbe Pete: » Kan., last week. De not forget the debate at Vir-jthe bill as the vote was 24 to 3in ys that Albert Parkand ginia, turday Large Line of Mens Dress Shoes is on the|the past two yea \State Board eareee the House. Th of the Nation, were mar-|After September 1, 1896 an exami-|the informant. home| she has | the of | eepon Sabbath night, | Springs each year with like jurisdic » Platte | measure but the Senator carried the Whinnery | favor of the bill. The voters in the} ur. B.'s neighborhood ten years Solicited. Geo W Kiersey, M. G. Wilcox, J, J. McKee, E. D. Kipp JEFFERSON CITY. Proceedings of th Special to the Tiwes j if | 16th Senatorial district have reason | Jeffererson City, Mo., March 11.—|to be proud of their present repre- | j norrow the 70 days limit expires | sentative | but from the amount of work yet on| The House today passed the |the house calander it is hardly pos-|Choate bill prohibiting the alien | j sible for the session to be brought to| ownership of lands. By the terms \ close in less than a week. of the bill a non-resident alien, firm The Senate passed the oleomar-|of aliens or corporation shall not be | garine bill providing that the pro- | capable of acquiring title to or taking | | duct shall be sold on ite merits and]or holding any lands or real estate jnot becolored in imitationof dairy|in the State except for a period of | butter. three years. The bill is sweeping in | Tne Agricultural College removal |its provisions and is practically a | bill is still pending aud has been | copy of the Illinois law on the same amended in committee so as to do| subject. away with the features. which, in] The pretty daughter of Hon. Lane eyes of some lawyers, made it uncon- | of Cass visited him last week. stitutional but the bill in its present| Sedalia Board of Trade sent a/ form has not the friends the Murray | formal invitation to the House and) Bill had as it passed the House,|Senate to visit Sedalia before ad. | There is little doubt that it will.|journment and committees were however, pass the Senate. appointed to determine a date but The House is working now day | have not yet reported. and night and many bills will be Ipa L Crome. ready for the Senate's action in the morning The Governor House with his approvs bills and two that he did not sign. | rat makes three bills already this| Guthrie, Ok., March 10 —The Ok. | session which have failed to become |lahoma Legislature managed to ad | |lawe by reason of the Governor fail- | journ sine die at 1 o'clock this morn | jing to approve them. ing by turning back the hands of | | The appropriation bills ave not|the clock. The session in both} yet all ready tor the Senate. So far| houses wound up with rioting and | | the House Committee on appropria | disgraceful scenes, and several per | | tions have been treated with extreme | sonal encounters occurred. In the | courtesy, very few amendments to | last hours the prize fighting bill was | | the committee's report being adopt-| killed. A penitentiary was located | ed. One exception was that of the/at Round Pond; Normal School at | |Fish commission. The committee | Alva and an insane asylum at Perry. | recommended $1,000 for the com |A monstrous appropriation bill was | mission for the ensuing two years. | passed, giving £100,000 for keeping | | OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE. returned to the ee | al to day nine | Disgracetul Scenes Attending Its Ad- | journment. | That was what was provided for in|the insane one year and making a s, but Col. Crisp, | $200,000 printing steal. The sala | the present chairman of the commis | ries and incidentals of all Territorial | | sion, wanted it increased and simply | officers were raised. The Governor | through his personal popularity bad | vetoed the fees and salaries bill and |the appropriation increased to $15,-\is now busy vetoing a number of ; 000. other pernicious Republican meas The Senate Bill providing for a) ures. f Embalming passed; The capital was relocated at Guth bill was prepared | rie. The House passed a bill pro- |by the undertakers and its passage | hibiting the manufacturing, sale or jurged by them. The Board of Em | giving away of cigarettes or cignr | balmers will consist of five members paper in the Territory, ander a pen- Katy |to be appointed by the Governor. | alty of $600 fine, one-half to go to! Other bills that 1. Hocket. They | nation as to fitness will be required | went through were one providing ; sand | before a license will be granted to |for uniform school books; one creat- of Health it of all monu-/ county funds in the bank bidding jing a Territorial Board Senator Bledsoe’s pet measure, and providing for the depos provision for suitable “| engage in the business nday. | ments to mark the position of Mis-|the highest rate of interest on daily | souri troops at Chickamauga, passed | balance; one allowing ail school dis- |the House and is now ready for Sen- 'tricts to issue 20 year 6 per cent ate. The bill proyides an appropri-| bonds for the building of school- lation of $5,000 to defray the ex-| houses. jpenses of a commission of two| The Senate killed the location of jmembers to be appointed by the | every institution and then passed r, was at | Governor to sclect a suitable monu | bills authorizing the Governor to ,|ment and the expense of erecting | contract for the care of the insanve ~| such monument and prisoners for three years. "| The House bill providing $12,000! The bill compelling railways “|to be expended in suitable busts, | building witbin two miles of a coun »| either bronze or marble as the com- | ty seat to go to the town was killed mission may determine, of Missouri's | gs was also the Populist measure to statesmen Benton and Blair to be establish an initiative and referen- placed in statuary hall in Washing | gum. !ton. is now pending in the Senate | SSS ‘and will surely pass | New York Egg Receipts. Senator Ballard is usually very} New York, March 10.—Two mil- conservative but when occasion de-|lion eight bundred and fifty four mands he is eloquent, earnest. force | thousand eggs were received in this ‘ful and convincing leity yesterday making the total House bill 259 provides that two/receipts for the week 11,599,200 Only 11.679 cases represent- 94,440 eggs atv Cireuit . dorado 4. terms of the Cedar Co Court shall be held e ‘tion in all civil and criminal cases; arising in or removal to said county} by change of vei the ill was on the S y | on motion of Sen 1 ; on final passage. There was present \a strong lobby from Stockton which} T | had exerted themselves to defeat the, High | Senate with him in his argument for . OF BATES Gt were received : yal NO 1% S BANK COUNTY, $50,000.00 COUNTY DEPOSTORY OF BATES CO. -- President President President « Cashier Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafis and transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respectfully DIRECTORS, John E. Shutt, k WwW M last week so that this week shows an increase in the receipts amount- ing to 7,364,760 eggs. New York | consequently, is in no danger of au egg famine, but what is is more im- portance to the housekeeper is that this great influx of eggs has brought abaut a drop in the wholesale price of 144 cents a dozen or nearly 50 per cent. Eggs could be purchased yesterday at 154 cents a dozen as compared with 30 cents a dozen a week ago. This remarkable decline in price is attributed by the dealers as being largely due to the receipt early in the week of a car load of California eggs, the first that ever reached this market and which was followed during the week by four additional car loads. WOMACK’ CASH GROCERY, I wish to say to the people of Butler and Bates Co., that one year ago I made the lowest prices on gro- ceries that they was ever sold at here and propose to cut them a little closer as you wil! see from the following prices. 23 th fine western granulated sugar $1 00 1 i 24 Th extra light brown 00 25 tb dark brown 00 8 th white scotch oat flake 25 7 tb pearl hominy flake 25 9 tb pearl hominy 25 117 fh pail jelly 46 120 ib pail jelly 5 5 th extra large. five raisins 25 3 Tb extra large. fine prunes 25 4 th good prunes 26 34 ib African Java coffee, best 1 00 44 ih Java blend coffee 1 60 Dry salt meat,clear sides per ff) = 74 Rope per th 83 6 ib navy beans 25 1 ih tea dust 1 th pure shot pepper 2 th full weight coda > 1 fb plug Crane tobacco 26 1 tb plug Sledge 55 1 th Imperial tea worth 50c 35 1 it Young Hysor tea 25 1 tb Uneolored Japa 25 6 bars Clairette soap 25 6 bars Old Country soap 25 6 bars Silk soap 25 6 bars Water Queen evay 25 1 gal pure sugar syrup +0 6 bones U. S axle grease 5 No. 1, f each We advertise nothing but the best quality of goods, everything warranted to givesatisfaction or money refanded. Yours Resp’. W. G. WOMACK, North side square. . tubs, 50,60, and 70 cen aia Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE nee AS EN TOU SR HP SRE NL