The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 4, 1897, Page 5

—a reer eens = Tt looks ke a bad state of affairs’) The announe-msnt of J B Paget, ! jfor one hundred thousand abie candidate tor eoileeror of this town j bodied meni New York and sizty sbip, *Pppearsin this issue. As for thousand in Cmeago to be out of Mr Paget’. competency to fill the employment and dependent on char i fice, avd as ty reliability as an ity to keep from starving thig win bovest. Upright citizen, he needa no! j | | | \ Re 7° oe f+ oe eo + <2. Only Y 4 pens | ter. lrecommendation from the Tres CLOTHING DEPARTMENT—— > iw > th - | W. W Biske, a biuckemith at! \igmated and olced we eae A § GER | Merz, Vernou county, bas jeft bis ae ee ae 4 mee a cise cere fauitly and gone to Cubato fgtt the SAO TEURUIE ORICET CAPS OVERCOATS Spavuirds. At least bis wife rece:y | AS & Caudidate for coustable of ‘ +dia letter from Memphis. Tenn, in| Mt Pleasant townabip. subj-et to Our cost. price sale will continue onlv wuich be gail he was bound fer! the actiouof the democrane primary | A pretty tne of men and and get you one | Cuba. erection to be beld Saturday, Peb'y | boy . ant Qe Someextra - voucan bay them . i ° , Bra Shad, 27, we haye the pleasure of present: | good ones to suk lined and AS CHEAP AS we did It will a sho! t time longei ; The mivers want to be remem ber- lug througy eas rete ata aa | eorduroy at 50e All new pay you to buy for next ed io the fellow servauts bill and to! Winter if vou es: ‘ume the uame of that sterling i this end a petition signed by veatly | 4.ocrat ral ieee cape cn ee | & . ‘ > ' two theusand miuers in and rbour! See eee goods New goods are beginning to come ee aN AN I RAPDPAPPPAPRD PP AP AC PPP PDPAPPLP PPP AAPOR: i 8 | ; his ability | 5 5 ; g , ees gman, Edt Dalton. It) ee rages er Rich Hill bas beeu sent to Jefferson | 20 ee” s | ‘ : Ree }you bowloate and elect bim there jnand room will be needed. or Weil be no doubts as to h MENS NIGHT UNLAUNDERED | A gaog of prisoners from the jail | *! d ue to wake the township | ' ‘ | 9 o— i gas ase uuder guard of Dike MeCanu, were | O"% © the best «flicera in the con | ie . 4 What winter goods are still un- ut work Mooday cleanug up the|*tble live it bas ever bad | SHIRTS 4 good big line SHIRTS. A crack ox 3 A court room and getting things in Prof J-H E : ™ dthey mecar tuland snd Bernal and 35¢ in | will then be packed aw: eae : ees Prof J.H Etter, principal of the 5A vebes long, Sve. T5e pei Abie MOLES ali, ; i sold pa ke d away. cea Lay s gestietey Sees public sctool as Merwin, spent Sat | and S100, awe * # He at oe a or seventy tive < | ct Tae ee term of circuit Court jurday In the city end subscribed for | walaes x Beet pease hy ue ‘ | . ‘, 3 me dass & ‘ yeaten come and see them Any winter suit or overcoat in the : oa Judge Lafe Dawson, one of the | Or#r8 oi repotaiion of being one} ‘| ig@o6vW “q ‘ tocm i ne best criminal lawyers of the stare]! the best educators in our county, L «i a store 1s y ours now at cos1 for CASH Jail a teading democratic polation, |" d bis tmpayement of the Merwin | Mc 1tbbens & MONTHS TIME W ai SPE Pp Re died at bis bome in Marvytile, Bei |*c200! bus giveu the best of satisfac | : or MO} S TIME WITHOUT INTEREST day wight. Hebad resid-din May |{0u-, He informed us that be nal] § CLOTHING DEPARIMEN?. 3 | ville for 35 years. I. 1888 ne was | decided to become a candidate for appointed Judge BirAlacee: c-unty school commissioner and will | a submit his claims to the democratic W. F Hawley, of St Louis, trav | convention to be beld in the near fu eling salesm an for the Westerman & |ture. The Professor possesses the Co., a St. Louis queensware house. | qualifications to fill the position ac- eommitted suicide by taking mor |ceptably should he be chosen to fill phine at the Newland hotel, Webb/ the place. City, Friday night. He had been jriukiug excessively for some time. for good bankable note. 4 Pay Your lexes, | The law compels me to collect | the taxes. Parties who bave Dot | + (0S. 0, These terms are certainly liberal enough. one not having whatever is needed in the clothing line. 1 There’s no reason for any- sridl call ieee gall Sea eayeg) once and save costs | Water ANDERS 1 | i Jos. Kimble, of Spruce, was in Towusmip Collector. the city Monday and hike the good, Those fellows, who have been | true and honorable genitleman that furnishing the public with the io jbe is, called and renewed for ‘98 formation that they saw and recog | Mr. Kimbie is one of cur oldest Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Cutlery and Guns. Tinware and Stoves, Field and Gar- den Seed, Buggies, Wagons and Farm 12 3t Lyman Crocker, aged 23 years, a | well known young man, hving tiv | All kinds of winter goods are included tzed Geo Taylor as a rebber in the|subserbers and the Ties bas no| ™/es north of wah ee Johnsen; Machinery, Wagon Wood Work, Iron, * a a iat) a a Indian Lerritory, were mistaken or | better or truer friend. He said the |CoUBtY, Went tnto the Beid near bie | Steel, Nails, Salt, Barbwire, Buggy in this sale—underwear—wool socks—over - -Ise the fellow under arrest in Cali | woret roads he struck on the way |20™* the 28 b, os be shirts—caps—sloves—boots §o fornia is not the ‘Taylor wanted for| were inside the corporation of But through bis brain with a 38 calibre | Paints, Machine Oil, &c, &c. Better investigate our prices. UAT bf good veed for sale at TO0cte bushel. Five miles southeast ler. J. L. Herren. 103 * To Cure a Cold m One Day Taxative Bromo Quinine Tab- All druggists refund the money fails to cure. 51-6m. fn inch ice was harvested at St. ph Friday. Narterly meeting at the M. E. tb, south, Sunday. nett Wheeler Mere Co., have jon two extra delivery wagons. Hidge Dalton is busy in the Pro eourt on the February docket. t loss of stock by the severe wave is reported in South Da osecuting Attorney H C. Clark t Monday at Jefferson City ou ines. the Mississippi river was blocked ice seven miles above Louisi Friday. > best wishes for a renewal of his cription. the Hume creamery company’s ty was sold at trust sale by Periff in this city Monday. ven inch ice was put up at Ne- last week The asylum gath 4700 tons for use in that insti- long and Demaree have been ex- dfrom membersbip in the state committee of the populist BJ. Coan, aged 76 years, died at home in Marshall, Mo., Friday He was an early settler of county. e Lay will convene circuit in this city Tuesday. The Bwill Inst at least three and ly four weeks. 49 SEED FoR SALE.—I have 175 ho W. Irvin, of Rich Hill, bas | WWOODOOOOPOOSOIOOOOOOOG DIGOXIN OOO ION IORI OK RTT TYE Ki oe. oe $ oe We have heard of no extreme cases of destitution in our city, so far. The aid societies have cared for the needy without making any noise. Wm L Chrisman, aged 75 years, @ pioneer lawyer of Jackaon county, and for many years a prominent banker at Independence, Mo., died a few days ago A. L. Fox bad seventy-five men in his employ the past few days filling hisice houses. He had no trouble in getting all the men he wanted at ten cents per hour. Drs. Hall and Bellmont indicted for practicing medicine, at Clinton, Mo, without license had their trial |Saturday before Judge Lay and | fined $50 each and costs. Democrate, republicans and popu lists voted for the repeal. Jas. B Tks was hung at Oregon, 1895 Just before he fell through the trap he shouted “I am going home!” | A. J. Erhart, one of the solid young farmers of Elkhart township, called Saturday and enrolled his | name for the booming Tres. He | said he had read the Butler papers and considered the Tres the best. Our substantial farmer friend, N. Allison, of Lone Oak township call Saturday and renewed for “98. Mr. Allison is one of the pioneer subscribers of the booming Times and we value his friendship very highly. If the invitation isaceepted by all | | who voted for Bryan to participate | asa candidate for constable of Mt. | try produce, for which we will pay | Pa _ A) Saturday. Inks shot and killed Jno | eu Patterson at Mound City, May 10,| victed of robbing a store at Roscoe | the Meeks murder The republicans who have held full sway at Warrensburg for sev- eral years in municipal affsirs, and who have become so generous and lavish in their expenditure of the town’s furds as to sink the city in debt, will meet with a waterloo at the next election, as the democrats and populists of the town, from eheer necessity to save the burg from bankruptey, have pooled issues and will run a j int ticket. In obedience to a telephoned mes sage from Marshal Beaty. of Rich Hill, deputy sheriff Joe Graves pa trolled the depot grounds and rail road track as far as the junction Monday morning. in search of a tramp who bad stolen a suit of ciothes at Panama, a station south of Rich Hill. The tramp was seen headed for Butler, but being aware of the fact that Butler has vigilant officers he switched before reaching this place, and thereby evaded arrest for the time being. County supervision of public achools was knocked out at Jeffer son City by the luw makers. The bill ought to have been killed. Coun ty supervision simply means the creation of an unnecessary office, for some fellow to warm his shine at public expeuse and draw a salary. It would be the duty of a supervi sion to yisit the schools in the coun- ty, this they would do about once, just before election, stopping fifteen or twenty minutes at school. One day last week Sheriff Decard. of St Clair county, started fer Jef fereon City with two prisoners When near Windsor, Henry county as the train was running slow the The legislature of Alabama by altwo asked permission to go to the vote of 75 to 15, voted to repeal the| water closet Australian ballot law in that state. | @heriff saw of them, as both took ad- This was the last the vantage of the occasion and went out the window The sheriff missed them and also jumped from the train, but faded to get track of his The prisoners had been con The Truns office is pretty well ac quainted with the name of Gage, the gentleman who is to occupy a seat in the McKinley cabinet ae Secre tary of the Treasury. Mr Gage is the gentleman who instituted suit and attached the stock of millinery goods in this city belonging to Miss Addie Rogers, in 1892 Parkinson & Graves appeared for Mr Gage, and the fight in the courts was along and tedious one, but Miss Rogers finally gained the suit. The Trwes office fared pretty well, however, while the legal battle was on, and in all did about $500 worth of brief work for Mr. Gage in the several trials of the case. The Trves takes pleasure in pre- senting the name of Jeun B Harper ler, aud that he would offer advice to the city authorities that they keep them in better fix Mr Kimble’s suggestion is a good one, but he must remember that Butler is a real live. pushing, energetic town, and that where so much travel is had and business done it is a pretty bard matter to keep the streets in prime condition during a severe spell of wather like we have had the past two weeks. The Best Way to Cure Disease is to establish health Pure, ricb blood means good health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier. It tones up the whole system, gives appetite and strength and causes weakness, nerv ousness and pain to disappear No other medicine bas such a record of wonderful cures as Hood’s Sarsapa rilla. Hood’s Pills are the best after- dinner pill; assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c. FARMERS OF BATES CO. Since tailing you our circular let- ter of January 22nd, calling your attention to our plan of buying in large quantities and car load lots direct from manutacturers for spot cash, thereby saving freight, dis count forcash and the middleman’s profit, we find that we are going to be in a pesition to make you a closer price on ali kinds of merchandise in our line than at first thought possi- ble. sell you Groceries at least 20 per We are satisfied that we can cent cheaper than can be bad else- where and ail other goods in our| line in the same proportion Figure it out yourselves. Where can you buy 22 pounds granulated sugar for $1; seven pounds any kind package coffee for $1; 13 cans good canned corn for §0c; 3 cans good California peaches for 25c; 12 pounds broken Java coffee for $1; one bushel best hand picked navy beane for $1.25; 6 pounds good green coffee for $1, and a hundred other things in our line we will name you prices on, whea you callon us. We have the goods and have bought them right, and expect to make you prices that 1 { cannot be duplicated by any one in} | Bates county. Brirg us your butter, | i : i 1 eges, chickeus aud all kinds of coun- | : Midge I’. M. Steele, a pioneer | in the county and township conven-| Pleasant township, subject to the | you the highest market price in cash, | Wtiber of the booming Tiwes fone of our best friends, calle y and renewed. . iff Mudd says Mrs. Darton, ed in jail for being connected Aber busband in tbe chargé of ui g harness, is very sick. este riend. WB. Tyler, amit, called Saturday and re Mi for “9S. The Tives has no Pitiends thau Mr. Tyier. 4 | tions, you can look for one of the| action of the democratic primary to| ‘largest conventions ever held it) pe held Feb'y 27th. Mr. Harper i : Butler, and an old time democratic majority in the election to follow. The regular F fone of Butler's most substantial leober and reliable f the | bi tion wi or trade order. We want your trade) You will please notice that there 1@ not now nor will be any of this space devoted to blow or tafty. We might roll up some sweet sounding items about carload lots, the num- ber of million feet of flaor space we occupy, but believing the people care more about the classes of goods we have to offer and the prices we can make oa them, we will only say that we will this spring offer you the biggeat line of good IMPLEMENTS AND TOP BUGGIES ever brought to Butler. Our prices will be the very lowest that can be revolver It is not known what} caused bim to kill himeelf | Willams Bros are sending gooda to adj ining states and. counties Shipped yesterday a large amount of good to Blue Mound Kansas and | eeveral shipments to Rich Hill and Foster. The prices they are making will bring them trade from eyery point accessable to Butler. Brother Atkeson appears to bave a personal grievance at Bros. Wells aud Hackett. Nothing they do in the interest of the populist cause pleases Bro. Wells we believe isa stock holder and president of the Free Press printing company, and if his record as a populist is as bad as Bro. Atkeson makes it he cirtainly should be dethroned from that im-; made. portant position. 22% Fine granulated sugar $1 00 Our young friend, J LL Kendell | 2h pkg. Rolled oats 05 authorizes us to aunouuce him as a|3 cans Califorvia table peaches 25 candidate for collector of Mt Pleas | Good broums 15 tidas ty tat a a eee = ye and stands high in the community.. 8 bars Silk soap 25 He is one of the sterling young 10 bare Ark soap 23 democrats of our city, and if nom | 6 bars Copco toilet soap 26 inated and elected will fill the office | 2 boxes Greenwich lye 16 to the satisfaction of the tax payers | The celebrated Anchor Brand all of whom have business with his soda, lib pkg. 05 oftice. 12tb Michigan navy beans 25 Dried les, und 04 The state capital building of Penn rei a ee 15 sylvania, located at Harrisburg. Was | Bulk coffee, worth twiee as destroyed by fire Tuesday. At the much as the package 20 time the fire broke out the legisla ture was in seesion. The entire building was wrecked, and many valuable records were lost. The loss is $1 500,000. The insurance on the building and contents was ¥100,000 The corner atone of the building burned was laid May 3lst, 1819 by Gov Findlay. CHASE & SANBORN’S COFFEE AND TEAS, kuown to be the best in the world. As cheap as corresponding grade J. W. Thomas, living eight miles | from other houses and every pound northwest ef Rich Hull, says the | positively guaranteed to give satis-. Mail, was in Nevada Monday with | faction. R: his little six year old son to have H Mixed candy, per Ib. 03 He aa bite pee ania | Cocoanute, each 05 T. Miller’ mad stone apphed toa Large can oysters 15 | dog bite received by the little fellow. |G Iden drip syrup, per pail 35 The child was bitten on the 24:b, | 6ib Gioss starch : 25 just under the left eye by a pup| Bottled pickles, assorted kind 84 AG fo diads Pure maple sugar, per pound lv which subsequently died in spasms. | God fixb, 21 brick 15 The mother of the pup also got sick | [wa potatoes, per bushel 30 in the same way and was shot, = Turnipe, per bu 15 another pup of the same litter. A'l | Good are handle Hd three frothed at the mouth. The | Btter ne nase 2 etter ye 6 Dn stove at first refused to adhere, but | Bectacaleudisamede 25 after several trials stuck for a con- |] perrel fine salt : 110 siderable length of time. | No 8 all copper wash boiler 2 00 _| Western equare wasbers 2 50 se | | quart covered tin pail 05 - | || cone wean teat 4 gallon covered tin pail pe — she must certainly ;3 at covered tin pail 0 up. The sim- || gal covered tin pail 12 plest and easiest | 2 05 work hecomes an | 3 pint cups 95 almost insurmount- | Best blue dash board lantern = able task. Nervous- | Good tubular Iantero g ase Sher | Wire naile, all cizes, perJpound 93 When you are wanting | BARB WIRE, CHICKEN NETTING, AXES AND SAWS, r 1 beat any one else fer ‘3 Pi