The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1896, Page 10

| From Jobn Radford, the mail car jrier, we learn that little Harry, nve | | year old son of Jas Poe. of Johns | town, lighted some powder which | bad been carelessiy left near, and | N’T DO IT WOULD | was seriously hurt by the explosion, | For us to start a man out with an armful of shoes, and have him Js one eye being blown out. just how good goods 2 | 4 OTTO OTR 43 ALT ADITNT stop every man on the stree’ t and show hi ! Benet Nee Mis W. E. Walton eaters | we putin ourcheap shoes, Some me n might take offense at it .: | : Wework the same scheme, though, onalarger scale. We start * | her friends one evening last week to : ja delightful lun cheon. One feature | was that the ladies were to dress | several hundred men and women and children out every week wearing out Boots and Shoes and they tell their friends about them You see, hat one of your friends hoists 3 foot upona dry “Look at t t their most unbecoming style, and ehatiae ire ~-* |eome of the costumes resurrected t she a bird sling f'r two nahl nger, who was ¢ | for the occss1on Was simply *“horrt | | kingon a sala: You might think the ble.” so the ladies expressed it. Mrs | | stranger was t¢ Lindsay received the prize for the | most origioal costume. The ladies TO PUT IT jsay that an invitation to Mrs Wal | \' tors always means a delightful \ little bit stronger, you might think he was lying. Itis hard to time. sileee e ng goods SO MUCH less than other pr eds, yee Pp Rance nd winning customers eters ry Rev. J. M. Clark, of Belton, pre- day. This month we F +t some more walking and siding elder of the M. E. chureb, ing advertisements. We will open for Holiday trade a fine li South, pair d his first cfficial visit to Mens and Womens slippers from 50c to $1.00and save you Zea in this eitv Mon nd THAT IS POSITIVELY SO, or we wouldn’t put it. i thi erly) Mongayey his chure NOLIN) 3 Q : 4 5 @ ... 6 { We 0 ni a ~> |he'd bis first quarterly meting | 27: | Tue church is much pleased with IN THE PAPER. x [their new presiding officer and the iS} | members of the church who met bim { Pe _ ©} | for the first time ere highly plased oO i ~ X1 with his appearance and business i oe) Drysdale & Keasling: ( vyNdles like ae which he traneacts | By ei ) the affairs of his office Rev Clark vs ! CVERYONE WILL BE is represented to be a fine preacher 3 land on his next visit to our city will > larrive in time to fill the pulpit of his church and give our people a chance to hear him preach. BUSY LOOKING FOR FROM NOW UNTIL Chrictmas ee NTS Every department is complete with Holiday Goods suitable for every purpose and at price so low that they will meet the requirements of evrey purse. SEE: OUR Display of Holiday Handhercie, Kid Gloves, Kid and Silk. Mitlnn D. W. Drummond has the largest and most varied line of Moquette, Smyrna, Japanese and Fur rugs, Chenille, Damask and Negus Table Covers and € urtains, ever shown at one time in Butler. An entire new line of latest designs in Carpets, also new and dainty specialties in picture frames, etc. Beautiful, useful and ap- propriate Christmas presents. 4.3t George Barch, on trial Inst w~- ke | Don’t miss the Chima sale at for horse stealing, wxs acquitted It | Wulhlams Bros.’ on Dee 15 and 16th. was establiybed that Burch was not | A grand stock to select from. Baneacney No trouble to sell a good mule cr Rev. M. MeBride, of Nevada, | borse in Butler now. ‘The town has spent Sunday in the city and held | three firms who furnish a good mar services at St. Marks (Episcopal) ket church morniag and evening The little town of Weston, Mo., Knights and Ladies of Security came vear being wiped off the map now holding a position in one of the, by fire Friday evening. The fire colleges at Springfield, Mo, was up| originated in Ruailey & Bros’ big Sunday to visit his parents and | warehouse and is supposed to be the many friends. | work of tramps. | Capt. H. P. Nickell informs us Wm. Spears, one of the young} men tried for breaking into the Lon | that the new Christian church build- ing at Amsterdam will be dedicated don Clothing store at Rich Hill, plead guilty and was given three | on Sunday, Dec 20th, 1895. Services years in the penitentiary by special | will be conducted by Elder Ishman Judge Thos. J. Smith. | Exerybody invited. Sam Silvers, son of T. W. Silvers, | Musical and Literary Entertainment in Bates County court room, Dee. 15th. The public i cordially invited to attend. Exercises begin promptly at $ o’clock p.m. PROGRAMME, 1—America, by . ....----- 2—Prayer, by.. 3—Instrumental Solo 4—Recitation. 5—Music. 6—Princiy I -- Audience. 5 Rey. Cayton. . Miss Grace Mabbitt sees Lena Cole isses Clay fan Order C. W. Hawkins ty National President. Mrs. W. E. Walton s—Recitation..Miss Landis, Instructor elocut’n 9—Instrumental solo. . ..- Birdie Vantrees 10—Recitation. . Miss Mabel Richardson Oration. .. Wesley Denton 12—Voe Miss Annie Cole 13—Recitation. ... Birdie Vantrees ong, God be With You. Benediction. « Rev. R. M. Inlow hers and reception committees, Misses Mabel and Cora Whitsitt, Annie Cole and Bet- tie Warder. ASufferer Cured “Every season, from the time L was two years old, I suffered dread- Hy from erysipelas, which kept growing worse until my hands were 7—Vocal Solo | Mo. Pacific trains leaving Sedalia) We regret to learn of a mishap to Friday night were heavily armed |our old friend L. C. Kichler, of The officials hai been given a tip | Mound township. He was driving | | that an effort would be madeto hold {through the Prairie Rose echool up 4 train at Osage. | bouse yard, when a whee) ran into a Curfew bell will ring at Rich Hill | | gully ‘and tarew him to the ground, after December 3let ‘They should | injuring bim about the head and hip. ring at sundown, boys have no right | on the streets after that hour. o'clock is too late. | Nathan Cook, a Frisco brakeman, Nine | was killed at mine No. 18 near Weir | Citv, Kans, Monday. He attempted | The Foster Beacon saye that the | to board the train while in motion college at Sprague, which was burn and his foot slipped and he fell un ) ed last week, will be rebuilt without der the wheels, which cut bis body| delay, and that even now work on |in two acroes the abdomen. Ht Hae | The Tnrs welcomes | ; ‘ the new structure has begun. A. B Owen is arranging his busi Saat th i ee = | ie Judge DeArmond, accompanied Aer Bape egree to taking | of my fingers are now crooked from | i by his wife and son, Edward, and! auhiy fl — We R this On my | it : daughter, Mise Harriet, left Friday baie © good things we : hand 1 ry huge a 10) t . 5 : said about Andy when he wi : t : i ii: evening for Washington. Mise Hat-) 4: 4 teal YY when he was # can sears, which, but for 5 | ' i f tie will visit friends in Kentucky | | th es et Le will make % 5 i Hy and then go to Florida to spend the | | Adrian Souraal ideal Treasurer.— A YER $s ] as i winter. ai Filla. 3 in t ' 4 Ed Perry, the man who cstiedereal J has taken charge ib 4 the Sawyer family down in Douglas | L b aa aClede hotel gain. The | Nib ie county, will hang for his crime De- | . lede 18 one of the good hotels ya nything. j S : Wh 4 cember 3Ctb, unless the governor = the town, and Mr. Vaucamp is Fight “pottles of i 1 ie sapere neETH imi den wae Obie |. e right man to have charge of it,} Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cured me, so \ 4 ft cold blooded order and it is highly as he thoroughly understands ‘the} that I have had no return of the ye probable Edward will make his exit a re pean —— table eee for more than twenty years, }psh Ha | on schedule time. those who wish board or meals | The first bottle seemed to reach the E a | A j can tind no better place to have then | spot and a persistent use of it has 7 als | Missouri is the third State in the | Wants satisfied. perfected the eure.”— 0. C. Davis, 4 3 : union in the quantity of fruit pro A Wautoma, Wis fac ey : protracted meeting is in pro . i} a ony NT fate td Obie | eos at the ObioStreet A. E, eburet, 9@ $ IF YOU INTEND BUYING A ‘ i 1h > annual crop ranges from $10,000,000 Jrormage st yx Wm. Jon:s, the ‘Fe ie ie to $25,000,000, the present year’s rae sel enigma Sees $ , Hite crop reaching about $12,000,000. | 15 yo Saeier gaye bids fair) fe = 33S ; 4 4 Missouri has 14,052 factories, rep i very able preacher ea it. will ens s Pare PSa pavilla || A | } resenting $189,558,546 of paid up you good to go and hear him wheth A q capital, that give employment to | ©’ You Wish to become a member of Good Digestion : | p i 141,139 employes at a wage of $79, | * Church or not. a i. | poy st yearly. This labor applied | = M. V. Carroll, of the Lamar Lead ae ii i see spleate 402 worth of row ma | er, was in the city Saturday ‘Mr . | : erial turned out goods that sold for | Carroll and editor Atkeson b rs N = 3 | | $324,561,993.—Jeff City Tribune ing quite al aise : ng quite a lively tilt in their papers, z i W. C. Delaney, a reformed peni and are giving the public some in 8 | | tentiary convict, who was engaged | side history of the political shortcom | +: ie in moral lecture work for the W. ©. | gs of each other. If half they pub = ke iW j T. U. in Warren and St Charles | | lish be true it is extremely doubtful counties, was convicted of burglariz | | Whether they should be allowed tc ing the hardware store of Middle. |'2 at large Up to date we are in E ! f kamp & Levesay at Warrenton, and | clined to believe Mr. Carroll has the4 ; da sentenced Friday to seven years in | best of the fight. ; the penitentiary —Nevada Maul. pote es Ta reiatcts eck ; | ' AYES — return my j i : aoe pleasent = ze | me thanks to those kina and get our prices, as it will i { | neighbors and friends, and also to : Ps peas abaBEY ences |the members of Bates Lodge I O pay = to sec the | : men of = all A little care - re eo which order my deceased “e and a little planning before | husband was a member, for the ma i SE er apr: kind acts rendered during his mae te | ee \ be done after. ness and for sympathy shown in the TU by by ZY it i and ots mother's Health | hour of my sfiliction. ‘To all who é il | i ite and the future °f the — and comforted me, I sball ne CLAUSE AME, U 3. | i cu iatene weal ga —? old their memorv as a sacred will oe Suet ae i r strongandbealthycmides |recollection. = Mus. E. ©. Nuer. | your heart sreatly brightened by oe | f Ve Most of the weakness of ae Aut greatly brightened by our / 1a women is utterly inexcus- A. F. Hartman, who several years perior furniture. Stand aside a| t § able. Proper care and| ago worked in the jewelry st f DONTE SHR Bae WwW 2 ARE OFFERI ote soe diseeden « cure} N’ B, Jeter and ti since i * pk 3 aero or “ or ae NG. a i a relof w ye aa? ? Santee er, feminine Di his trade in Kansas, Iowa se Bike solidity, adiuire its fine des n. "That | scrip, | states, has finally located in Butler | Come W* Know you will buv. If you } "| again and settled down te Gusintas: cae to spend less geta good Rocker, | having purchased the jewelry Siccl He a Ge te ey He sakes ji ] . ock | his t 1 of snew. 1e holi sare} i} in MeC lements drug store. Mr | ber d we are making cme | i Hartman j is a splendid workman and| cues e. How? By our choice Fu (4 ie ‘ | there is not the least urefor presentation and use and | ; Ste ea gestat Lit ao sate st doubt but b | ornament. z : Ss the well b id. him and his family back to Butler. Cc. B. HICKMAN, Opera House Block, Pine eo é