The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 14, 1896, Page 8

+=: GIGANTIC CLOTHING PURCHASES AT 40 PER CENT BELOW THE COST OF PRODUCTION =: ~ The Greatest of all Clothing: Sales) Se a a a ¢ ITS THE UNEXPECTED *. - ss 3 MU ST BE TURNED . j A week ago we hadn't the slightest intention of buying such a big stock of clothing, didn’t want any more, had enough for th season. Our buyer declined all offers from the manufacturers, but when they urged him to make them an offer, he did so, offer them an average of 40 per cent less than the cost of manufacture. Much to his surprise his offer was accepted and a large part of th : stock arrived. The result of this unexpected but certainly most fortunate purchase can best be told by the following prices, show4 ing the cost of manufacturer, wholesale price, regular retail price and our own price. ; ) Cost of production $4 : oO 3 ) Cost of production 4 ~ Wholesale price 5 50% st ‘ IT - Wholesale price 4 ) Retail price 7 50) Puce a 0 0 A ; ) Retail price 1 10) price Cost of production $6 35 ) Cost of production $1 60) MENS SUITS l Wholesale price 7 75> Our $5 00 BOYS SUITS >» Wholesale price 1 90» eon $l 95 . J Retail price 10 003 Pree 2 ) Retail price 2 50) P 2 Cost of production $8 63 Cost of production $3 46 MENS SUITS t Wholesale price 10 25 | Our $7 50 BOYS SUITS ie Wholesale price 4 at bin $2 15 § Mieke pites 15 00) Enea ‘ 4 ) Retail price 5 50) p . Cost of production $10 00 Cost of production $4 85) MENS SUITS Wholesale price 12 oo! Our $ | 0 0 ‘ BOYS SUITS ) Wholesale price 5 75 = $4 00 Retail price 18 00 EE . { ) Retail price 7 255 Great Reduction in furnishing goods. We are proud | Fine laundried shirts, hundreds of styles, choice................ die Shoes! Shoes! !—We positively guarantee every pair as rep) 5 of this department. Mens summer underwear well worth 35c, Models | Large size hdkfs.......... Heavy seamless sox......... 4c. resented the best shoes on earth for the least money, great redueti fl price 19c. Imported balbriggan, worth 75c a garment, Models price 37$c. | Good suspenders... Silk suspenders............ lic in Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises. Ye who toil! Ye who earn! Here is your dollar saving opportunity, in justice to yourself you can not pass this great sale by. Examine what we are showing, our prices, and our qualities will win every time,and that we advertise facts only. The great and only PORTE = o =, Pi Tr > o mJ ar pmei iz 2 '?. (=, i — i = - = = ne ik = AD: ra as oat a ERED m5 Ee soon _ —_— j : ww A “ For Sarr.—A “New Process” gas-| Tas Holden Times, started about! Geo. O. Vaughan, foreman of the | Madison A. Cartwright, oldest | Good smooth driving horses i § IF YOU WANT ‘ med yer almost new. — a year ago, has turned up its toes to | Rich Hill Review, spent Sunday at son of Peter Cartwright, the pioneer becoming scarce and a p at this office. tf. ‘sion ‘The Te }the hub. He came up on his wheel preacher, died at his home in Apple-/ such animals are good. any ; 4 ‘ the daisies. The T po P D ppt 8! “ | ) TO BE THE S| Sis Sine Seok teases ag yi i subs sae | but being a novice, concluded not to\ton City May Ist. He was born in|the farmers are uware of this fed } JUDGE OF oad of fish Saturday. _ ey ceo ON R SiG #ASREORpEIse FRONTE! tint ie thio high south wind on the/1817. The remains were taken to/|and an effort is being made to get i » 4 : 8 i is said. return trip and took the train Mon-' Illinois for interment, | better colts than heretofore. i , q United in marriage on May 6th The populists of Laclede count | day evening. Next time he had bet. | Steen citrate | pe stun eeeee eral a i ¢ arness a Ely: 1896 in Butler Mo. by Wm. M. Dal- aga sae they hi pom jter charter bob tailed Bess. She| Resolutions of Condolence. | Advertised Letter List. ; , 3 |ton, probate judge, Mr. C. J. W.| Bland if he is nominated. Not only ts there with all four feet, wind or) yy following resolutions were | Butler P. O., May 5th, 18%. ; q QjJohnson of Ray county Mo, and populists but the woods is also full | 2° ¥i24- i °f goods, bugies,sprivg wagons Miss Maggie M. Nuttle of Adrain, | 6¢ : : | : | passed by Bates Lodge, No. 180 I. | MALE. tents, tranka ke MAKE an Bates county, Mo i a = do - same; Mexico, Mo, May 8.—Before the 6. O. F. at its meeting Monday| J A Bane A H Camp ; . ear : ing. eir free silver proclivities | Linton district medical society ad-|~. -. 2 ‘ ; i i intelligent comparison be- ; 7 = 2 y jnight, May 11th ; P Connell R Fulton tae Sells Brothers and Forepaugh’s | being stronger than their republican. journed the following resolution was | "80% ™8y a Re eRe ee i ont oneal ae ¢ |combined circuses will be in Butler | i8™- passed: “Whereas, there is a pro-| a = — =p cite at age | erring pie i i: Sa pete cares és i wisdo a vi ‘0 i $iJune 4th. A cordial invitation is} jy Bp Johnson, who was rich, in posed amendment to _th constitu: | aa t on ae = cn ia of J M‘ Rowland a LINE OF COODS § extended the Rich Hill contingent | hig mi : : . | tion of the state of Missouri, chang- | 8? ie) So ND A) Oi are * | his mind, handled his check book |! s brother, Dr. T. C. Boulware, there- hi : e to come up and see the parade and in Montrose last week witha reck. 128 the school age from 6 to & yeara. | Prother, Dr. I. C. Bo 4 nee , » —— => the « |elephant. less disregard, buying almost euccs We, the members of the Linton ~ ved. That in this hour of hi K Cooper S Durbin ) country. our goods are ic. a) dint F : F j esolved. That in this hour is > easily oT HE LEADERS in §| Mrs. Susan Major, of Rich Hill, | thing in sight. He is now in the nara sosemgpreein eee let. | greatest affliction brother Boulware al GL eta i q Clinton jail, awaiti nua! session, believing it to be det- | Z E Lossen M Phillips their grades and w. has taken charge of the Cottage jail, ting the day of -1q be tendered the sincere sympath si Mee ee 6 | boarding house on Ohio street. Mrs. | Teckoning for not having the cash in economia — one rs = mee ple sat ie of iui tone No. a ABLE TO SELL 3 | Mejor isa most estimable lady and | bank to meet the paper scattered to 0 attend school at such a tender 180, 1.0 O. F. ie J.D. Aczex, P.M é $'\the Tiuxs wishes her the beat of | confiding fellows who thought they | 98° Uteze upon the members to use Resolvedi Thats these mreanlatone By V. L. Jonsson, ‘Ass's. P.M Them at PRICES that no other success. had a snap in the aforesaid Johnson their influence to defeat the propos- : dealear CAN MEET on equal- "ed amendment.” = — fee 2 oo | aes ges : : : sat i eee eee and a copy thereof be given to ; d : ui - : : : 5 : =e i R L Graves jcourt docket contained 48 matrimon- | tax and a single land tax. and then This year Butler is to have the = ye 1 Com. | Dr-J-H. Watts, druggist and phy 4 ie # @ ial misfite. Of these 24 were set for | there are people, to all appearances, "gest county Sunday School con. | J.T. Locswoop) | {#% Humboldt, Neb. who suffered wiit |trial last Saturday and the same| Who do not believe in paying any Vention ever held in the state. eee Ae | pene Cieare for four years, tyintoeay Butler's representative sad- § | number for Monday. | tax at all. The latter clasa live down The delegates will be from Eee Our Public Schools. | ciraca tallow pesctanane: Sen dlery,harness and vehicle store. ¢| jin Wright county, and what the OW82 rich county ardhave plenty to. |. ie 1) | heart dissasciscuratla, He wither Sinaia Raw nnraanacn)| The Wabash freight depot and the | county lacks in population is made ©! 8t home and don't come here to, The Butler Public penoeis au | “I wish to tell what your valuable met | Wabash, Chicago & Alton transfer | up in republicanism. But this does be fed. C280 8 Mn On Uae ermine xt Rc | Cine has done for me. For four yearsl \ a ee at — Mo, were burned | not deter the collector and sheriff aoe mgr you are asked to enter- ya a — Ay it Real reo he recy inoces eae , William Ficken, a farmer, was) ™°248y- e loss is $10,000 and | from doing their duty and on the ‘#9 hem it is with the un. @Hrols : i od ne | n s 8 5 killed in Pca Benton sein ithe fire is supposed to have been set 19th inst. away goes the rocks, @°rstanding that you are to make no “uite,jone thousand pupils,und every- | Rheumatism of the Heart. ; Monday by being thrown from hia| bY and incendiary. hills and valleys to the the highest | §P°ci2! preparation Cut the pie in thing bas moved forward in the ig ee y af t & took frieht % | > bigger “4 RUeas one more piece, open the door, to ™O8t satisfactory manner to teach- | fe eh ee aia res ae _ 8’ The fact that Major Warner lost | : your spare room, go to no oania ers, pupils and patrons | i one ene eae a acCl-| Kansas City does not makehimand| There is nothing like being chuck yourself and not worry your guests Oa Sunday, May 17, Rev. Dr.| ue 2 his friends giye up the fight for the full of fighting democracy this year. We will fully explain this to all Jones, of the Ohio Street Methodist | A new Davis button has been de-/republican nomination for governor | This isa free silver district, five to delegates and this is what they ex. Church,will deliver the Baccalaureate signed by a local politician. It con- ship. A car load of Warner rooters one, and the democratic congress. peet when they stop with you. sermon at the Opera House, at 11 sists of a broad slouch hat perforat-| were sent to St. Joseph from Kansas ™an nominated ought to beat gold Bates the model county, Butler "clock a m. To this the patrons of Ua! ed with bullet holes,and underneath ;City. Though slightly disfigured standard Lewis in that proportion. the model city. Cox. 1 as well as all friends of | Fi is written: “I can not tell alie; I did by Hole-in His-Hat Davis, Major | He will do it if the democrats put on - are invited. | k it with my little gun.”-—-Kansas City Warner is still in the ring.—Nevada their fighting clothes and get down I: will prove an hour of instruction - rei ar weary yeas ‘Times: Mail. = their knitting election day. Take » and —— DR.J-M. WATTS, 1 finally i ou c r the sentiment in this county con the a On Monday evening, the 18th, sg ; Liberty, Mo. May, 11—The 1-; A Mr. Dean, living a short dis- s A = a : areigen cil } Dr. Miles’ New Heart « Cate ‘ WibdiA teny 6k Beetles Sie, afiienen Seek of eae, te 2 eg money question and the democratic graduating exercises will be held at ticket ought to walk off with a clean 1,000 majority. - the Opera Ho commencing at § | 20d Was surprised at the result, It pute Smithville, while in the office of Dr. horses, spring wagon and harness ck. The graduating class of 96? fe into and mai new man of me Adkins of that place Saturday eve-;stolen from his barn Thursday night i ning pulled a bottle of carbolic acid | The thief or thieves went deliberate. over him. The contents ran down ly to the barn and harnessed up and the child's breast and caused death drove off. Men were put c e trail four hours later. next morning, but so far nothing has been heard of the missing property. have d gentlemen cises promise to be both 1 profitable. To pay expenses and add some- thing to the hbrary fund, a nominal 2 charge of 10 and 15 cents admission will be char I ter sum for the best i Oo acistern co ter tosareh St a going to the ern saw the dress of her child without ¢ ond’s hesitation interest a interesting a When Nature Col. Hiram Bledsoe, of Cass coun a aes g ge ty, has decided to not make the race yes ors +9 for state senator again from bi one should | trjog, composed of the coun the most per- Cage, Jobason and Lafayet y when needed. ‘ ) Needs assis render it pr remember to us fect remedi a peed pierce eer + one hand held the child and , the other grabbed the chain of the pump. In this way she held her Col. is getting along in 4 ee thes tor The bes and nae CTs, wong in years and{head above water and her cries it will be cent aid. on receipt of a does not care to enter anoth breast’. kaa me y the Dr. Miles Mods Eiknarty remedy e up of Figs, m “{paign and/#o through the + eee help from the neighbors a Soe Z factured by the California Fig Syrup canvassing the aeciak ; 8nd she was drawn up. iuey were Dr. Miles Heart Cure, Company. = il in the cistern 15 minutes. } j i 5 Restores H