The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 15, 1897, Page 8

Robey a grocery store at|¢ Rich Hill, bas been closed. The |? » goods were taken in charge by the | Riley Wilson wholesale Grocery Co., , of Kansas City. Slow caused the failure, it is said The body of Miss Pauline rere a young lady who mysteriously dis \ appeared from her home in St. Louis | five months ago, was takea from the Missiesippi river the other day. | PILL PEELE. ERE AS SPERLERELRERLRS Lag New Store WEST SIDE SQUARE, Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. collect ious | irs FLO TIDE HERE A FLOOD OF BARGAINS! NEW CHOICE MILLINERY, selected with greatest care by experienced buy- All the Shapes, radient for the approaching ers. new fabries, colors and f The young lady was a iabigs hamg } Easter tide. Easter is only half way j operator and just before ber disap | / ee ve = < BUSI N ESS IS BOOM | NG | il . pearence she complained of continu | celebrated without you possess tbat | =a ER ed annoyance from an unknown man. ‘love of a bat” at MRS. KENNEDY’s. WE ARE SELLING MORE CLOTHING = ECT MADE Geo. Jones, one of our prominent} AND SHOES THAN EVER BEFORE. WE sea tae ed Art Needle Work ARE SELLING THEM CHEAPER NOW THAN EVER. No Advance! No Tariff! We lead them all andin a way that means dollars and satisfaction, to our patrons, many have found this out and many are daily doing so and if you are not one of them, it’s time you were getting in line. COME, LUOK, has been a great sufferer from stone) in the bladder for tke past year or so, was operated on Sunday by Dr. | Boulware, who removed upwards of | an ounce of the foreign substance. About two years ago Dr. Boulware | operated on Mr. Jones for the ae trouble, and removed a single stone | shaped something like an egg, which | weighed nearly two ounces. 2 + any other adulterant 4c mae the Standard. FISK BROS & C0, FISK BROS &C0. FISK BROS & Ci, Supplies. Hemmingway Embroidery silks, Brain- ard and Armstrong's Embroidery and Crochet Silks. Helio Embroidery cot- tons, Coronation Cord, Battenburg Laces, Bulgarian materials, Honiton Laces, &e., Ke. Cushion Covers, Table Spreads and Trimmings. Ladies Muslin wear, Corsets, Collars Cuffs, Kid Gloves and Veils. Pattern Hats and all goods on display at ‘MRS. KENNEDY. RAR RAR RRA: Ths pubic schoo's at Adrian| closed last week. The Journal says | the year’s work cf the teachers was! a decided success. The evening the schoo!s cloced, Misses Ida Whit- sitt. Mayme Sis3cn and Hattie S ; 1¢ i | 4 farmers residing west of town, who} 13 |} Re ie 5 : 9 3 sila News. Model's price $1.00 COMPARE AND SAVE MONEY! RARE The best $8 suit ever sold in Bates Co,, in blue, black, brown, light and dark grey in round or square cut, all sizes. Model’s price $5.00 ‘The best $1.50 shoes in buckle, lace, congress. As good $1.50 shoe or slipper as ever you bought, in all colors, styles, sizes and widths. Take your We will say to the country mer- chants of Bates that do not buy flour in car lots that if you will come to our store we will save you from 15 to 25 cents cn every one hundred pounds of flour that you buy. And we will give you a guarantee that every sack will be as represented or your money returned; and we will also give to farmers that want flour who do not live near Butler and buy five hundred pounds of flour or more a way-down low prics. If you do Badgley, of Butler, teachers in the school the past term, were royally entertained at their boarding houee, hotel Lee, by Mesdames P. S. and J. W. Haven. There were about fifty guests present and an elaborate sup- per was served and the evening most pleasantly spent. EASTER SHOES | In colors, for Men, Women and Children. with friends in the Sunflower state. in Kansas City Monday. of hogs Tuesday. day with friends in Kansas City. which they helped to nominate an pledged themselves to support. Th may think themselves fortunate if". in the future, they are permitted tem oceupy even a back seat in our party councils, ) Rs Mizgr. | 0 Good 80 acre farm for sale or @ E M Dickinson is spending a week | Fred Lightner transacted business Jno Armstrong shipped a car load Vest DeBolt who works for David & ‘ : Falor near town, was kicked by a change. J. A. Stivers. 35 u horse Monday, but isable to be up! = aa, | Window glass, roofing and bu Mr and Mrs J J Petty spent Satur- | ing papers, picture frames, ¢ y hades, I i Editor Oldham, of the Rich nin| © nies, Wall paper, paints am Tribune, was in town Friday and took the P & G train for the north. Wednesday. Dr J B Norman wasin Kansas City | Chester Morris shipped a car load D. W. Drummonds. 4 “Haxpwoop Lowner —Orders | Bennett Wheeler Merc. Co.'s f kinds of hardwood lumber will b not think so come on and try us We have fine and me- of cattle and hogs to Kansas City | prompt attention. pick for $1.00. One time will convince you that we ie a priced shoes am Ener of Kansas City, was 1-tf. Cuarces Simmons, i ;: A , ,Choe ck. i » of s * Ri SOR NSH Sits asta Momsen Sy Overalls for boys.........18¢ Nice fine handkerchiefs. . .03¢ sell what we advertise. Our cele 3 Bates you Buy eioea Gsatnine here on professional business Sun-} Jog! Icg!! Persons want iced Mens overalls jours Someea 28c Good heavy suspenders. . .10c brated David B. Kirk’s flour of Kan 4 our — and prices they will Cele eity:slection pascodiomanietly ered at their residence will A good working shirt.....18c Silk suspenders.......... 19¢ sas City we find by twelve monthe|} interest you. $| Tuesday. Less than one half of the | Orders at W. F. LaFolletts Heavy Rockford Socks............ O4e experience the best flour that we]? Drysdale & Keasling. citizens voted, taking practically no | market, North Main street. 5 = : N BUS Oe EN AR NT interest init. 1t is rumored that the | 20-4. M. H. F have eyer sold. This flour is getting re newly elected aldermen will refuse to COME! TO THE Model Clothing Co. ; 8 wide reputation as one of the best light bread makers that has ever been in Butler; and for biscuits it cannot be excelled. Goov.toz—The best pedigreed and hapdsomest saddle stallion to be found in the county, formerly owned by G. D. Arnold, of Summit town qualify and the present incumbents willresign. Dr Williams was elected mayor. Miss Ludwig, of the Rich Hill Academy, was in town Thursday ad- vertising an entertainment. which Pasture: —We again have Mn Henry pasture,two and onehalf g northeast of Butler. Parties b stock to pasture, especially Je heifers,will please let us know at o : she proposes to put on the boards of LOOK AT THESE PRICES. |sbip, can be found at the barn of our opera house in the near future. 21-2t. Haren & Anuetnoya, RE = Capt. H. P. Nickell, Homer, town-| Ray aon had che aa eee eens xe = = z i 5 to slip while repairing the roof of the 5 *¢. (CATTLE DEPT ® ccccooooocoocoedS™ a aentelr eae Tee Pater oo ar for this season: | Farmers who) Baptist church Friday, and fell to)“ “sysrwiss ESTABLISHED ten, Melrose, 50 tha, $1 20 100 ibs, 2 } David B Kirk's straight grade desire to breed their stock to a thor oughbred saddle horee should call at Capt Nickeli’s and sze this animal the ground, a distance of fifteen feet. He sustained no serious injuries, but is limping around with a sprained leg as a result of his attempted trap- Li 35 } i op = 5 ; . -. | eze exhibition. Salesman and B: | BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES], I will make your eyes dazzle,| centurian 50 tbs 1 15} His pedigree can be seen in this|° Ata Prazier, Van Buskirk et al, isi rokers. | ladi grams sddreased tous {| iat is - lee, od —_ atom — " 100 ibs 2 25| paper next week. started Sanaey in their cvenand trip So oome $72 ia isses Harper anCamp and Ico! il to their new home in Colordo. Peace | Sto nge, a City Stock; Yi i LOCAL ITEMS at their handsome line of hata and ag ages age! , | Rich Hill, with nemly one thous. and joy go with them. ie dollars at! Ng eae Eee Re pee ey alwa = - he Hume co nave organized for pisaiee iY) To Cure a Cold in One Day a Go right away and get on hand: The Queen of ad peal ate ee eae the season an Elmer Martin as re : € = : poe : : captain. They are getting every- Hh Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- : ler and the Royal. Special commissioner on Tuesday last. We nen vs in readiness Ge a Series ot i er: aie ee the money, The Nevada Mail has started a Prices in 500 pound lots. presume there are 400 republicans games which they expect to win this j ects tse fund to build a monument to mark =|ia Rich Hill—euppose there are only |S¢ason. The Colts are all young, ac- the restin: lace and ia m f 12 ths of navy beans for 25 300, wh ; th last Tuesda “2 | tive players of no mean ability, and Dr. Porter, of Foster, has moved Spins oes ory ©" | Any package of coffee per ib 15 » Were were they last tuesday’ | we confidently expect them to add to to Port Arthur, Texas. the late W. W. Hill, chief of police Perhaps the Tribune caa explair.— ik 7 packages for 1 00/R B tbe laurels when they non so easily of that city, wh den] : ecord. last year. you want to see some t } When you are weak, tired and life dead WEAK oo Greenwich lye 2 boxes for 15| The Record would display wisdom | ball playing keep your eye on the iit | less, you ueed to enrich and purify other day f leni oe ih*110 bars good soap for 25) in not beirg too frisky in temanding co tee poste GS) Case uses Bi your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. y *rom) paralysis. 8 bars Clariette soap for 25|explanations of its neighbor. The} Dikp—On Sunday morning about I feel that I must express i| C. M. Macy bas his address; Rush Gill, the 16-year-old nephew | Dry salt meat per pound 05|Tribune might be impertinent o'clock, Mr William Sherman, an old and respected citizen of this place. | gratitude to the people of Bates € changed from Fresno, California, to | Of Judge Turner A. Gill of Kansas Heinz,s pickles per gallon enough to ask the Record to explain Mr Sherman is one of the veterans the business men on the south side | | ness, take on every trip a bottle of | | euch: ponnd, T for $1, Oo tit} : : ; fer the liberal patronage that Hit Sanger, Cal., and remembers us sub. | City, has been sent to the St. Joseph | Golden drip syrup per bucket the vote at Butler. However, the -slanggb at eee with yest ae have and are Pe me. i stautially. rs asylum. He is a victim of — = ome 35 matter is easily disposed of, the ies gE Reet oe pai dee trade has more than doubled in the Hy A heavy snow storm prevailed in ae eames = cg Soca, We oc = ‘ e = Seat ested ra te fe ee AE meeting of the G A R was attacked | last 30 days end ie atill inet ft, Indiana Friday, and considerable Gael ee Tint cakas oe 7 2b EO compelent person ard they eet fons | Geman saaees coo My prices on groceries damage was done to telephone and ae : seat a . orty epileptic 5 see ee A rs voted for Prof. Borron. scious in a few minutes and ina few | 80 much lower that I feel sure H : “ : | vi -fo ’ soda 2 eee eee ee telegraph wires in the cities and} Se eee = eee ~| On Friday afternoon a telegram Taste cee aeeek election hela | *PPreciate the fact of my reduc | The vot Merwi | at his home in Warrensburg the 7th y pacgt ered ° | announcing <2 of his ‘wife, worth were elected directors to suc-| they are now in reach of the po vote at Merwin for school & Bottom onion sets, 3 at's. for 2 ceed J G Holland and J J Messinger. if comuissioner was Borron. democrat, inst. Mr. Williams was one of John- 12 pounds homi a = ‘a pie ogra oo ee The increase of levy to maintain an cnt family, fioanciells, = ae : ” 2 z ws iny ake for ) oe pEces eight months’ school was carried by | I have added to my large stock } 15; Robinson, republican, 5; Miss | °°" counties most prominent citi-| 45 9x | about two weeks. The mother, Mrs i ¥ targ f Douslars, Scapa, 4 : zens, and had held the office of . —— oo = Hatzel Willard and her sister, Miss ao Ole CHL eet ou ones: eae beepe | | groceries a small line of bardwar if o | county collector,deputy circuit clerk Oa eonny for J Blo reucey nad pest erie hex for ae to spend their money to secure it. which I will sell you at a very elo i The corner atone of Cass county’s somite lei Gea as Cee an Mustard sardines per box 05 ee pneumonia! ae moe ae: School closes in two more weeks, margin but I expect to put in ak | new court house at Harrisonville, | the stomach eaused his deik 8 boxes oil sardines for 25|when she suddenly complained of Bere ae We BNO; Seti gins bet | stock of hardware from time to tii ' was laid Saturday. The Masons had ; ; , Three cans tomatoes for 25] oe, oes bearer ‘ta the teachers for next year. las my trade demands it, but I big : Se | Mw : b . ox} rat md : z Howard township has the honor | . charge of the ceremonies. | yrtle Lindsey, 18 years old,| Three pounds tea dust for 25 | condition forty hours when she died. | 4¢ ‘being a stron, F eneeratio town-| 8ay bow if the farmers of Bates i daughter of the leading candidate| Two pounds cream cheece for 25 |She was well known in this commu-| pi)" t h 2 i he | ; ll Misses Harper & VanCamp have | 5. chief : 8 ae nity, was once a teacher in our public mts Ao ie elecuens ¢ | want any kind of hardware that I j | received their new atock of spring | £°t chief of police of Oklahoma City, | Bran per hundred 65 | <chools; was married to Dr. Tucker Bernt SHO MATE beenia the ieeie ot | noe carry in stock I will cheerh ' millinery. To get an idea of the | attempted suicide at Wichita, Kan-| Bates Co. sorghum always on Feb. 4th, ones bares ome boasting of their party loyalty in| order it from the factory free handsome line the ladies will have to | sas. She had left home with John| hand. Silvers phercerine ea apps | Dever scratching a ticket, stiarpened | ined d i call and see the beautiful hats and | Boyd and sitered Honey dri ar Bed eer ewey, ayes a HepDy, their pencils and proceeded to paint | Charge thereby getting it for at trimmings for themselves. Seer eee oe hotelan Set eee Ye sl ago. Sched thes farnily ence it black. Nor did they stop here. | wholesale prices. I have plenty uy | Wichita as man and wife. Boyd was | Two good brocms for 25 Soringfeld. Deceased pean amia-| [Dey made themselves active in | eating and seed potatoes on An By order of the county court a| | | arrested and put in jail. 5 gal. best oil for 65 Be —- especially devoted to her their own votes ioideteat the tekel| very gree ees macharico 7th . : amily. She leaves many friends in J i — “or built = | When Traveling The beet 5 gal. cil can in town 65 —- —- her —e Seer ———= | table use at 30 cents per ous i eC cour ouse on 8 sou 1 Plant atite 4 4 mise. uneral services were he! on i lants, Bulk Garden Seed s { | Package coffee with a good spoon if J It was a needed improvement and| Whether on pleasure bent, or busi ; ia Seor aa Pelee rae, i ders Speer and Pinkerton, of Spring- ey We have a full line of garden seeds | field, of the square appreciate the court’s | action. Down in Barton county the dem- | | Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas | j antly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, | headaches, and other forms of sick- ness. and ean funish you any quantities. And all seed we sell are guaranteed to grow and be what we represent them. We have seed sweet potatoes, West Point Cedetship, At Clinton on June 2d, 1897, by will be competitive examination, ROUGH lemons 15c per doz, any | sweet potatoes for seed 2c per ib. | am still selling nails 24c.a pound. | is now time to begin to use For sale in 50 cent bottles by} | all druggists. Manufactured by the | California Fig Syrup Company only. | ocrats run their township tickets en the silver basis. In Barton town- | ship the silver ticket went under | the wire with 137 to 43 votes for, the republican ticket. | You can get it of me at l5ec per | lon or 5 gallons for 65c. Watcho _ for my big price list on groceries in the near future. Bring me your bacon.hams and lard I need all I cam get, would much prefer to buy coum try meat and lard than to have to; order it from Kansas City. Thaok- | ing you for your very large patrome. | age. : I am your friend in time of ne W. G. WOMACKe all kind of seed Irish potatoes, both | Mir nesota end Nebraskastock. In ace we carry everything in seed ‘ Hoe fresh and new. ‘WILL PAY CASH | For chickens, eggs, ducks, geese, | turkeys, meat, or anything you bring jto market; and we do not allow any | one to pay more than we do. selected a cadet and cadet alternate jto West Point from the 6th district, who must report at West Point on the 14th of June, for examination by | government officers in Orthography, | Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Gram- | }mar, Geography end U. S. History. | | They must be sound pbysically and between seventeen and twenty-two years of age. For further particulars Fisk Bros. & Co.| ution D0 HANDS. ing palms, shapeless nails, pimples, biackheada, and falling hair, itch- Giticura ITCHING, HUMORS *ct%z.. ios.” Beautiful bats and bonrets At M. and N. Evans’ store; Come in this week end see them, They are lovelier than befere. The Young People’s Society of the Baptist church will give an Easter social at the residence of Geo. L. Smith, Friday evening. Ad. mission 15 cents. The gentlemen are to trim the Easter bonnets. Flowers and ribbons of every shade and hue; We are sure that we oan suit you, | For everything is new; Pretty caps for little chaps, And Baby bonnets, too. Sith seeerentirnmrnntenere