The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 1

| MU BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY DECEMBER 9, 1897. NO 4 HOLIDAY ‘GOODS GREAT PRO FUSION OF USEFUL HOLIDAY ARTICLES LAN HE & ADAIR’ S.- No reserves. | 1 = Zee eae ees a or months past we bite e been making preparations fox this CREAT DECEMBER. sh ALE, and now we w ill turn loose. Everything goes into this great sale. ' Vhile we are perfectly aware of the fact that our prices are lower than our compelsiets,| our goods, that we feel sure we are right, “fom the fact that so many new faces throng our store from day to day, and so numerous | | | | the compliments that greet us from our customers in regard to the { iLow Prices that we Have Been Making but from now until JANOGARY Ist, 1898, we! Dress Goods. Fifty feet of shelving packed solid with the very Newest Styles of foreign and domestie goods. Soie Dress Silks. yard. Just the thing for a Christmas present. CHIFFONS, a large line of these woods, A fine line of Chiffon f ranging in or dresses. Dress fronts from SILKS, we handle a large line of trimming Silks, waist Silks and Pean Da price from 50e to $3.00 per $2.00 to $3.00, they are the d | E : Ail sell you many lines of goods for less than they would cost now. Se y | TABLE LINENS, beautiful sets $5.50 to $15, with Napkins to match, Elegant ; Bought Our Goods Early we flon't eal Com etition | line Table Linen, from the cheap red at 20c¢ to the finest Sf inch bleached at $1.50 per yard. 5 f = Stamped linens, embroidery linen, pillow case linens and butchers Jinen, the latest patchts Bring in your samples and prices and compare for yourself. » work embroidery, table scarfs, pillow shams, doilys and centerpieces. | ID CLOVES. In lates shibies we handle the celebrated Bush Simmon’s brand, | BLANKETS. We handle e ecrieee eee the 2 Ib. 10 L- { cotton —— t at 396 3 they are the best. You know how hard it is to get a good kid glove, try a pair. to the finest 1 1-14 Bewell blanket at $6.00; what would be nicer than a pair of these ‘ Price from $1.00 to $1.75 a pair. | for a Christmas present. : Handkerchief, at all prices from 40c per doze lain edges, fi | ' 50 OOZE edges, hemstitched olgen and pure linen. ee 1 IGE WOOL peste wool Sacenions, Terns eee ee adies and Misses Underwear and Union Suits, from 25e to $ 1.50 per ‘Suit. = SLE ie a aie eee stews RE ee BR 2 ae ee =4 vn We will now sell every Ladies, Misses and Childs cloak tle paks and Capes. we will take no less. they are closed out. carry over from one year to line. at EXACTLY COST, We will ask you no more, Cc ‘OST All new, fresh goods, we will not will be our price until the next anything in this Boots and § hoes, We handle only the best custom work to ba found in the market, and will saye you 20 per cent during this sale on Boots and Shoes. LANE & ADAIR. SY Aching Joints disease. ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. fd remove every ood’s Saraaparilla. ! , 4 BUTLER, MO: RMBROCANS mevtoloan on farms at reduced r: Your notes are payable at our Gnd them here when dne to pay any time, papers are signe’, jounce the presence of rheuma- Mem which causes untold suffering. HBheumatism is due to Jactic acid in blood. It cannot’ be cured by imente or other outward applica- Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, removes ths cause of umatism and permanently cures ‘ This isthe testimony thousands of people who once wffered the pains of rheumatism who have actually been cured by Ite t power to act npon the blood } impurity isthe tret of the wonderful cures by VALL & PERCIVAL ice | We give | Starte KATE NEAL BACK AGAIN. | Deserts Her Dusky Lover and Returns to; This City. | K.C Times 7. Kate Neal, the 20 year-old daugh- ter of a promivent physician of Sweet Springs. Mo. who eloped a few days since with Joe Johnson, a negro coachman of this city, and was Iccated at Dillon, Mont, arrived | in this city last night. She came in oyer the Burlington at 8:05 and | after making some inquiries at the) Union depot concerniog trains to Marsball, Mo., tooka Ninth street | cable car uptown. She ‘could not be located last night, but is thought to have gone to the home of some friends. Johnson is under arrest at Mis- | soula, Mont, where he will be held until the arrival of an officer from Missouri. He told the officers at Missoula that he represented to Miss Neal that he was a Spaniard. Tbe grand jury of Campbell coun ty, Ky., did a queer thing at New port on Tuesday. The case of Ches_ | W. Shotwell, aged 17 years, was | |for housebreaking The boy had} been io jail three months He was jin rags and almost barefooted wheao ' he came before the grand jury either home or) ihe witbous friends. was to break into aheuse The other | Pe arty escaped, Shotwell concealed | rated The jury returned no indict- } ment. but made up a purss for him} sof and also procured new clothing and He | aid his parents died years ago and | questions | + Driven to desperation, he | ef: -et are such leaders as joined an older person in attempting | d the lad out with promises of | yet assured, but the general opi aesoey Teeny | i leading a better life —Aurora Argus | expressed is to the contrary. WHAT CONGRESS WILL DO. Opinions of Leaders in the Senate and | House. Tne Republic Bureau, 14th St. aud Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, Dec. 3.—The Repub- lic correspondent has interviewed the majority of the members of both |houses who have arrived at the capital with regard to to the prob able work to be accomplished by the coming session of Congress. There is almost unanimous agreement that nothing will be done with the cur- reacy. Some think it probable that the House may attempt to pass a measure, but all admit that it will die in the Senate. There will bea final and deter- mined fight in the Senate against the anvexation treaty, but there is a probability that it will be ratified. There is general opinion that a voluntary bankruptcy law will be evacted; and the majority are inclined to think that immigration and inter- state commerce will be disposed of this winter. There is no belief that general legislation will extend beyond these subjects, although there will be a wide range of debate, covering civil service amendments among other! Amoog the men quoted | Vest, Cockrell, Mills of Texas, ris of Kansas, Teller of Colorado, | | Allison of Iowa, Morgan of Alabarsa, z and his story was corrobo land many prominent members of | the House. Senator Allison beli ieves | Mer that the annexation of Hawai: is not | and s inion tors ot this paper guarantee | t | don’t like the company of people , With smarting or burning—these ——— Bill Arp once very trutbfully said: “I don't like these sad people nor stories nor tales of mse-y. I never’ read a romance that ends eadly. I, who wear sad faces and are neyer happy uaoless they are mieerable I wish Robert Burns bad never writ- ten ‘Man was made to mourn,’ for I} don’t believe it. Of all God's crea-| tures, man is the only one that can} smile, and he should smile as often! ashecan. The Creator who beauti-/ fied and adorned the earth with fruit | and flowers and gave us birds to sing and studded the heavens with stars, did not make man to mourn {| If he had given us ovly buzzards for birds and dog fennel for flowers and music, we might have mourned.”’— Ex ‘Not Always Understood. | A tact often overlooked, or not always understood, is that women suffer as much trom distressing Kidney and bladder troubles as: men.» The womb is situated back of and close to the bladder, and tor that reason any distress, disease or in- convenience manitested in the kidneys, back, bladder or urinary pa-sage is often by mistake attriputed to temale weak ness or womb trouble of some sort. The error is easily made and may be as easily avoided by setting urine aside for twent;-four hours; a sediment or settling is evidence that your kidneys) and bladder need docloring. It vou have pain or dull achirg inthe back, pass | too uently or scanty supp ly, | voted for McKinley, and she main-, | tains that it can not be held that she ie not an elector, as was said of the In} ¥ trouble. pamp t free by mail | the Butter Weexty Tiges, rd your address to Dr. Kilmer s! Co., Binghampton, N.Y, The Proprie- the genui1e- hess of this offer. os SAYS SHE'LL SIT ON THE JURY | { i Fort Scott Woman Will Assert Her Right as an Elector. Fort Scott, Kan., Dec. 3—Whetb- | er or not a woman who voted for! McKinley for President is an elector | qualified to eit on a jury ina State! court is an unique question that arose here today when Mrs. R.N./ Perdue, after havi ing be2n drawn on \@ District court jury by mistake, | declared that she would 5 | insist on, (sitting on the jury, and if necessary | of Electric Bitters. would make a test case of itin the! higher courts. Mre. Perdue came here from|/ Wyomioga yearago. In that State, ! where women are evfranchised, she/| fiva women drawn on a previous jury in this city two months ago. She is an ardent advocate of equgl suffrage, and evidently hag the stamina to as sert her rights. Her name appears on the tax rolls and was copied from them and sent in with the jury list) to the county clerk by the Mayor, | who presumed she was of the mas culine eex. The sheriff in serving the summons last night discovered that she was a neat little housekeep- | er, living in tie south part cf town. | Deri ead nt Kaceis Masonic H H tand Mr and Mrs. Geo. W. Bristow | nave been appointed to 1/1 the | vacaccies. The Coming Woman | Who goes to the club while her hus- | baad tende the baby, as wel! as the | good old-feeh oned woman who logke ‘after her home, will both at times get run down in‘health. They wil} be troubled with loes of appetite, headache, sleepleseness, fainting’or ‘dizzy spells. The most wonderful remedy for these women is Electric Bitters. 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