The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 15, 1896, Page 7

DEOSSSOSSSOOSOOCSOSSSE | LE AE A ~~ seen Go to Harp per & Vencamp’s for ; elegant fall millinery. Their stock is opened up. < Our shoe Trade Tbe voters in Bates county need | no prote ction from the state com- : e> | mittee in the exercise of their citi Increasing. WVihy* lzenship ‘The vote will practically AB Notwithstanding : the fact that all merehaunts are complaining of — ‘$@ dull trade, our £@ shoe sales are far There must be some cause for and we have no doubt that less than exclusive shoe Tea sell i wish to cal! line of Men’s $1.50 and $2 shoes. don’t think you will find their J@ in Bates county. ri pair of the Lge good went toes. W “Selz” boots. “Pe ially our $2 do not believe tha found anywhere on earth for $2.50. ' y Pgs » Qe Boy of same §2 ahead of last year, that we are selling reliablo shoes for them is fast being found out. We especial attention to our We guarantee every $1.50 and not rip. is sold elsewhere at $2.50. We have all styles from razor »are agents for the famous We recommend espec- $2.50 Stoga Kip boot, t ‘stand all one way For Bryan. Harvey Clark epoke to Lone Star a good audience at the ‘house school in Eikhart township Monday night, and we r the meeting spo i ken of as a inc scessful one. If you wan | this ese | ticket stra nr vote to count in vote the from top to bettom {Draw a straight line through sli | other tickets from top to bottom. | | this fact According to the Revi of Ohio Tuesday. ernor Fy i | frost at sie H the Mr Foste that he fadmitted in hia spsech secretany ¢ stores can led the plates made to issue bon?s McKinley money and coercion. {Hanna and depend on We equal will tell the tale free America, manhood or boodle Geo. B. Ellis, representative, is candidate mnaking oor for grade to give The $2 er rade hosts of friends over the His speeches are logieal and convincing. He will be heard from during the next session of the legislature. county. to extra wide A big silver meeting will be held at the Grange Hall township Thureday night, Harvey Clark will speak for Bryan The “Silver G'ee Club” from Butler will be present. Everybody cordiaily invited. in Lone Oak and its equal can be and free silver. The Butler Silver Glee Club had quite an experience on Saturday night last. They started for Reynard where Capt. Clark was billed te speak, but x heavy rain overtook them and they did not reach their destination until quite late, and were very fortunate in finding the hospit- able heme of Frank P. Browning, where they were entertained until morning. The night was very dark and one of the wagous tipped over twice, but fortunately no one was burt. = LOCAL ITEMS Misses Harper & canal have teceived therr new stock of millinery. BUTTER WE :KLY TIMES|, No democrat should flinch in the! discharge of his duty November 3d. | Judge Booker Powell has gone to) Wise and Miss !dorado to spend a week or so for | | | both of Bates county. his health Mr. and Mra. J. C. Clark are in St. | yy Louis visiting and taking in the ex- | er ache osition and fair Au effort | | is being made to have | ov. Stone speak at Rich Hill the | »Pight before election. It you want competent nsact county business, vote the emocratie ticket. nm visiting relatives unty have returned. The solid south rew Nery link in the chain of states is | elded tight for Bryan The democratic county ticket! bught to be given a good big round | jority this year. ¢ | The time for filing certiticates of | te “ |town in the neighborhood ef Vir- “SPominations with the Secretary of TBiate expired yesterday. Athief stole a good horse from a? barn of A. Lundy, five miles azuth of town one nightlast week. The St. Louis Republic of Satur: | My, predicted the gold standard | ticket would be with | Mocratic Prawn. Mre. Lucy Powell and children, Thayer, Mo, are visiting her Wins, Wm. A. Badgley and sister | is week. 4. F. Conover, wife and little sor, | Pus, are down from Dayton visiting Conover’s parents, Mr. and! M. C. Maxey. If thero is a better or more com- | Ps ot man to fill the office of county “wgeturer than Andy Owen, we do + Piknow where you will find him. Rev. Cayton and wife who have mesial in Pettis 3; unbroken. | | jing shipped from Joplin to Lead- | man the republicans nominated for men to| | made its appearance in our county, Ladies, it you want something a handsome in millinery call at Har- ae Buys your selection of all the very newest styles in Walking hats, Sailors and Tam Q’Shan- ters that were bought to sell at $1.50. Buys your selection of all the new Hats, Feathers, Ribbons, A large number of miners are be- ville, Colorado, to take the places of the strikers. United ion marriage on Oct. 7th, by Judge Dalton, Mr. Joseph L. Lusia E. Ramey, Hon. C C. Dickinson, of Clinton, , will address a meeting at Hack- ol house near Mayesburg, Monday Oct. 19th at 7:30 p. m. The Kansas City World wauts to know tvbat has become of that young governor. He's lost in the shuffle. &c.. that were bought to sell Frank LaFollett has venison on aun sale at his shops today. The deer |&! $1.00 was bought of H. H. Wyse, ot | Grand River township. The constitutional amendments to be voted on at the general election are printed in the Tres. Read them ae | carefully that you may vote ivtelli- eee Buys your selection of 50 cent The doctors tell us diptheria has that there is several cases west oft soi] at that pr ginia. you will find losts of nice Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison are| things for the children that receiving congratulations over the} =| a) | 4 75. er nan arrival ofa little daughter at their | “ SENOS ee EE home, and grandpa Renick is just/new line of Deautifully about the proudest man in town. » Hon. W. W. Graves spoke Friday | jnight at Windsor, Saturday cal RI iM M al H ATS noon at Montrose and Saturday | night at Clinton. He repo¥ts large; | and enthusiastic audiences. i Bhs chauses rare being sold at a greai sacri Geo. B. Ellis will speak at the | Se Ot ae eee court house next Tuesday night, 06. +004 deay @s idey ar \ for catalogue. Js and every voter in Mt. township should hear him. Pleasant jselling rapidiy. Harvey | gs ra | Clark will address the Bryan clab | on the Tuesday following | Butler Academy is going to bave| | a large attendance this year. Scores | of young men and women are mak-| Send | 40-tf. | ing urrangements to attend. With McKIBBENS. democratic | I “, ex Gov | S given a | f the treasury, had order | November 3d} which is on top in| vote a 8 eo @ 8 8 met s eT 4 : Bryan depends on the manhood | for Geo. G. Vest.if elected. of the Americana for support. Mark | : ° @ @ ice, among this} ce Geo. 6B. Ettis’ Meetings. ALL MEETINGS aT 7:30 P. ML Mondav Oct 19, Happy Hiil, Pleas- ant Gap township. Tuesday Oct. 20, Wednesday Oct Butler 21, Passaic. 2, New Home Friday Oct. 23, Grange Hal!. Saturday Oct. 24, Reynard Thursday Oct. LARE'S MEETINGS 17, Peter Creek S. H. - 19, Sprague t. 20, Worland 21, Poster 3 yirginin. Saturday Oct 24, Reynard The friends of Miss Ruth Walker wili be sorry to learn that she is iously sick Tuesday d Boulware were in consultation in regard to th She is suffer- ing from stomach trouble. C. T Munford, populist candidate | for representative says he won't vote That is a bold assertion to make in the face | of the free silver movement in ti He won't get ach ninsi bim county. No man who favors free silver and the election of Bryan, his vote. wants to log the tickets except the democratic j Lexve this ticket on the ballot! without a serateb, will count for Bryan. then your vote He was up| from Jeffereon City to look after his| arm in the west part of the county. He reported everything moving s&s renely at the penitentiary. cell building was about completed, he said. Every man who desires to see Bryan succeed will vote the demo- cratic ticket from top to’bottom. ing itaway. That is the reason T J. Hendrickson has stated tbat he intended to plant his vote in this election where it would be counted. The populists of this district ought to pull their man for congress and give Judge DeArmond a clear field. The populists well know that there is no hope or expectation for their man, and eo far as thie county is concerned a large majority of the party will vote for DeArmond If you favor free silver and vote for Bryan, it is also necessary that you vote for DeArmond and Geo. B Ellis. If Bryan is elected he should have the support of congressmen and senators who will agree with him politically. You know how Judge DeArmond stands, and in the election of a United States senator at a meeting of the next legislature you know how Geo. B. Ellis will cast his vote. It will be for Geo. G Vest,the champion silver advocate of Missouri. C. T. Munford, populist candidate for representative will not vote for Geo. G. Vest, for U. S Senator if elected. Being smoked out he made the above deelaration in his speech at a meeting near Nyhart Friday night. This statement ought to set \tle his hash with free silver voters lof this county. No man who desires |to see Bryan succeed and the cause of silver triumph should vote for | Munford. There will be but two |names presented to the legislators | Vest and Chauncy I. Filley. Sup porters of Bryav,which of two would you take. Munford if elected would erything bought | have to vote for one or the other, Bates | aside and leave county unrepresented. There is no} question how Geo. B Ellis will vote, | the democratic nominee. He will; support Geo. G. Vest and free silver. stand Awarced | Highes: ticnors—W/orid’s Fair. BAKING _ Pompe MOST PERFECT am of Tartar MADE. Drs Renick! ance to The way not to do s0 is te | draw a staight line down through all | Zera Rayburn geve the Tres a Oct. 15.| pleasant call Saturday. The new | To| vote any other ticket will be throw | \for their support for the Senate.| Free | + POOOOSOA You see our line of Men’s suits SHOULD and overcoats. SEE It is pret- tier than eversind we have SOSOOOVOOR marked the price down low enough, + { hat you them ean buy and not feel We how hard you are to please. Well do our Very POX like vou are robbing f' = yourself, are glad to see no vou matter best. Our line of ehildrens cloth- POSSOSDOSS ine iscomplete ane o = . Archbishop of Can- relate of all England, a at Hawarden Loudon, Sunday morning, | was seized ah apoplexy and died lin a few minutes. ithe prices are low, $1.00 Dr AN a EDUCATION OUR ROO POIOIOONOOTOOVOOIOON Or at least a wh jw jehurch, very Important part of one, | The students of Yale college have organized a Bryan free silver club. Resulotions were passed by the club eondemning the action of their fel- | low students in insulting Mr. Bryan |at New Haven. is to know where to get the best shoes | H.C. Clark, for prosecuting attor iney, has madea splendid canvass of | ee county. The indictments he draws | } will stick and opposing council will not come into court and knock them out in batches of eighteen and twen- ty at one blow. in the matter of shoe buying and shoe wear- ing it 1s Important to i | Lon V. Stephens is confined to his home by He is suffering froma painfully inflamed eye and unless he takes care of himself it 1s feared he will lose the sight of his jeye. The physician Dr. Young has forbid him leaving bis room. know that WEINER’S SHOES wear the longest, fit ‘the best, and are the P. F. Mocre, one of the Tiwes pio- neer subscribers and best friends of cheape st. We sell for the Foster neighborhood, was in the | city yesterday and called and renew- | ‘$1. 5O : ed. Bates county has no better cit- | izens than Mr. Moore, and the Trwgs tine kid shoes th at wishes him the best of prosperity —————— jare worth $2.00. For We understand the free silverites | of western Bates will hold a grand | $2 a pair we sell mens rally at Amsterdam Saturday, at | which time a pole raising will take | ‘fine Calf shoes (in all others get place. H.C. Clark, S. W. Dooly, of | isty les) $2.50 for them. Rich Hill, and others will be present | and address the crowd. The Butler | Glee Club will also attend with soul | “ 9: stirring songs. Our $2.50 custom ——S ‘made boots are as More Curative Power Is contained ina bottle of Hood’s good as the best la- il Sarsaparilla than in any otber simi ar | ibor and leather can sickness. 1 pair Ladies preparation. It costs the proprietor | and manufacturer more It costs the | jobber more and it is worth more to| make them— buy your cures unknown to any other prepar- shoes of us and save ation. It is the best to buy because | it is the the one true blood purifier. /money. ' the consumer. It has a record of | a Max Weiner. Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle, | reliable, sure. MANY BOYS: CHILDREN SUITS MANY OVERCOATS. WE MUST LOWER OUR STOCK. LOWER PRICES THAN EYER Mens heavy suits $2.25 and up Boys heavy suits $2.00 and up. Childrens knee suits 60c and up. Mens overcoats $1.50 and up. Boys overcoats $1.50 and up. Childrens cape overcoats $1 and up BUY FROM US IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. JOE MEYER, THE CLOTHIER. |(a MENS SUITS. Mens Blanket Lined Duck Coats 90c : ; 3 : ; : | i | | i { \ } i