The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 6

sess sndbameineinsitnsstintns absinthe CANA ent ° e ‘can mvcice, and will make prices diet guilty, 2 years ip penitentiary. il] lam S that will maketbem move Remem- Ananda Barnes ys Frank Barves, ber your produce buys goods from p+titiou and sffifavit of non resi us as cheap asthe casb; all those dence, order of ; ab tear CASH CROGERY whohave traded with us for the TJ Fry vsD W King jlast 7 or § years kuow this Weure by court 4 | the only house in Butler that pays judgment for d-fendact for posses Baye just gotten in 2 more cars of | cash for everything you have to sell, sion of property that fice Winfield flour, 1 car of ,,, bring us ALL your turkeye, DC Burnett vs Smart, those rich ehoris and bran, 1 car of cnickens, eggs, ducks, &e, us we, finding aud judgment for defeudaot, No. 1 fine salt and 1 car of the best | TIMEs by eonrest, fi Fletcher wire fence that bas ever landed It is made of large strel at top and bottom; you can run this isutler. galvanized wire, with barb wir fence over hilla or uneven ground, which you cannot do with otber! fences; and while our fence is worth 10¢ rod more than other fences in Butler, we will gell it to you cheaper) than you can buy the other fence We are in business to sell goode, and every new line we introduce, we cause & great commotion among} the oth+r dealers that handle the same lines. When we got in our line of stoves and pumps this fali one hardware dealer said to the other: “Williams Bros. bas gotten in a car load of stoves and pumps;” the other said: “do you know what that meang’ it meaus no more profit for us on stoves and pumps” This is the reputation we want, and on thie line we propose to run our business, as long as we are in business in Butler. Our aim is to sell good goods that will please our customers intend to give you the higbest possi Your truly, WILLIAMS BROS. Pleasant Gap items. Fred Wolfe has returned from | Oklahoms. Rev Fillmore bas moved to the ‘north part of this state | John Baker bas bought | Griffin's land. Will Joho Baker now lives. Mr Hale, of Greenwood Co, Kan, bas been visiting friends and rela- |tives in this part, returned home Monday. Rev Price will preach at the Branches Sunday at 11 and at night. Jobn Ferrel and wife were visiting at Joseph Baker’s last Sunday. O M Burkhart went to Zener’s | mill last Monday. C J Requa took eight loads of hogs to Butler Tuesday Price 3c per lb when they get them, and then sell at such cheap prices that will force the people to buy from us. We are going to close out our stock of china, queensware and glassware at whatever it will bring Now is your time, if you want china. ware at your own price. We will sell 4 tb broken Java coffee $ 25 Frank Akers is quite e:ck with typhoid fever Quite a number of the young folks gave the family of Jim Baker a sur- prise party Wednesday night. The Pleasant Gap band was present end rendered some eweet music Prof Cox, who is teaching the Pleasant Gap school. gave his pupils a spelling match Thursday night. Myrtle Hall, who bas been suffer- Prof J S Wolfe has rented the'> north 80 of the Scully lan@ where application granted to Supr 1D ple price from now until New Year, Court leave to fil+ bill of exception GOVERNOR STEPHENS PRAISED. Fla ring Resolutions Passed by Missour Valley Medical Association. Jefferson City, Feb. 4 —Goversor Stepheus to day received the foilow jing: | “Dea Moines, Io., Nov. 25, 1897 |—Hon. L. V. Stephene: My Dear | | Sir—Inclosed bereiu find reso!utions | adopted at the recent session of the | Missouri Valley Homeopathic Ae) j sociation, held at Iowa uty, Io | | “They express in a measure the | jbearty appreciation of the recogni; tion your action accords to our | school of practice. Ths Fulton Asy- jum is in goud hands. We are essured your action finds a hesriy resp LSE | in the opinions of all fair minded| people. Very truly youre, A. M. Lisx, “General Secretary.” “Whereas, It has pleased Gov L V. Stephens to give to the homeo | paths cf Missouri a part of the, executive favor that has long been | due them io appointing Dr. J. T. Coombs superintendent of the Fulton Asylum No 1 for the Insane. “Resolved, That the Missoui MONEY ——E - © - ee - AVERS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ah) of modern times, our tall, keen ax has been brought into power literally hewing all for- mer profits. Just think of it--in the heighth of the season to inaugurate a profit strip- ping sale like this which means a saving of 25 to SO per cent to you. Our irre- proachable reputation for doing as we ad- pe tin, — — = ing from sore throat, is improving | \*eY Homeopathic Medical Associ- vertise is well Known toall. If in need of java blend co 15 nicely. ation, in annual session, assembled, . ee narra —_ yo Jim Tylor is bound for California hereby express their hearty approyal Clothing, Boots and Shoes, for gentle- pees a a wn - Pe in aahort time of his action, and commend him as : 2 Z z 10 Bee se sery bcs ER Hall and family wore visiting |P*€ judicious, great and good men and ladies this isa seldom offered op- 8% asi Fs 95 Henry Nefus and wife last Sunday. Governor, i friend of the People, . oars gpa soap Will Griffia and family, Jim Baker | &'¥ing equal rights to ell and especial po rtun ity. va “ieee * and family and Jim Griffin started | Privileges to none.’ 6 bars O'd Country soap 25 for Oklshoma Thursday The Columbia Herald relates the 6 bare X Rays soap 10 bare Doll Soap 10 bars Ark soap 25 4 th nice raisins 25 3 Tb Cal raisin cured prunes 6 th fancy bright dried apples 25 1 tb fancy evaporated apricots 6 tb Dwights soda Mr Fitzgerald takes Mr Loyd’s| following: place in carrying the mail between this place and Appleton City. As many good stories are told of the late Senator Sam C. Major, of Quite a little excitement was ere | Fayette, as would fill a large book. fore much damage was done. 3 ated at the Double Branch school! 6 was @ forceful and picturesque Wednesday evening by the house) oharacter. 0 catcbiog fire, but Prof Wolf and his George H Burkhart, 2 pupils extinguished the flames be | was holding circuit court at Fayette. At one time the late of Huntsville, Overcoats! Qvereoats! Overcoats! fa | a eae sal ah oc] We have taken the bridle off and turned them loose and now they go. Begun the Greatest Price Cutline: Sale any sath eet odes See | kg Macki i : 4D etat . po cpp mgm — — gine ol A fine — in black, = or brown or gray, extra length, you can only : Rink pes er 3g | one Oak and Batler. Nesta. lin Fayette vieiting the people and find them at the MODEL for, - - - - - $2.50 oo lye gage ange a? Berkbers iuvited Judge Barclay f A real, good overcoat, something that will stand hard knocks and keep youwarm 2, 25 oe conidia 20 so185. ee ae = ha aase oe acase.|- Good storm coat, extra length, with high collar, well made and trimmed 2.50. pe a sation pipe u . _— ponies sae wae really = A real good beaver, something that will hold their color, look well and wear well 3.50 Wash boilers sie proved; $35 AEE cron ye: ee Se tk very Sine lot of overcoats in beaver, kerseys, chinchillas, meltons, in all styles Galvapized buckets (best) 20| Julia A Crum et al vs Joseph| Both these distinguished Jawyers B ; 3 > ma yle: Best lantern ever made 50| Jones et al,.decree for partition as|are lame—Shirk in his left leg, and shapes. colors and makes, and while other merchants would’ consider 3 pial copa 05| prayed end order of sale. Martio in bis right. In making his dheapabslO ands. oiceot thelen bred 1 quart cup 05| Nancy E Moshier vs Alex Moshier, | speech, Senator Major referred to pa ee an, >i<, your choice of the entire line = ge 4 ag 6.50 12 qt milk buckets 25 | dismissed by plaintiff the fact that he was opposed to two 3 qt coffee pots 15| Walker Bros vs Mo Pac Ry Co, H ae lawyers, neither of whom had 1 cet Meakins plates 35|C and P R Funk intervenors, dis-|good legs. Judge Burkhart, with eer 1 set Meakin cups and saucers 35 | missed by plaintiff. Be avcustomed court=sy, called Sen | ; | 1 set lead glass tumblers 25| Logan Moore Boyd Lum Co vs/ator Major down. rot \ T \ \ ' Nice cake stands 20) Eva Lewis Admx et a!, by consent | make such references, said the court. | ig gh: { | Large glass water pitcher 10|}of Graves and Horn, J P Edwards} “Excuse me, your Honor,” replied! 2 qt bottles blueing 25| appointed receiver perding appeal. |Senator Major, with the stately dig The round washing machine 2 50 H & C Funk et al va Walker Bros | nity which he could assume when he | \ 50 Ib family flour. 85| dismissed by plaintiff | wished; “excuse me.” Then, turning 6 d 50 ib very good flour 110| EA Geevs Harve Johnson, dis |to the jury, with a wave of his hand, a See fis 2 a ya 1 os 2 ae eel 50 tb etraight patent flour 1 15| missed as — —- filed. he REO 50 tb high patent flour 1 25| Wythe Hardware & Mfg CovsL; “I ask your permies'on to remove| px... y) kb MW: : i: ane oe 3g{J Priest, dismissed [dodge Mari‘ right lez and Judge for Men Boys and Children, this you can always depend on here, 1 doz good lemon: 5) W J Stagner vs G S Weathers et/Snirk’s left leg from before the E é Reseaeetimone pod rahe se 9 saat better goods for the same money, or the same goods for less money. 3 qt cranberries + 25| PH Holcomb vs Wm Page, judg-| The court room guffawed. Even : Puee maple sugar per ib 10| mect for plaintiff for $324 85. Shirk and Martin laughed while the 3 cakes bvitermilk soap 10| Hattie Henry vs Wm Page, judg-|digmfied St. Louis Judge Barclay | ] ] 1 cake long castile soap 05 | ment for plaintiff for $480. nearly choked to death in his efforts) iN a 06s a 06s a 00 My Bolts, hinges, locks or anything Bates Co Bank vs W W Hamilton, | to restrain a laugh = in the hardware line, we are almost SEES te cen = attachment Eckles Quits Next Week, re) fulfilled : giving away. We have the best ax | 0080 Bled an pirlaret cae | Washington, D.C, Dee. 3—Jas |UUT iu et promises ins ire bhe e idence ; y in the world, we have sold nearly) State of ae Frank R Connor, | Fy. Eckles, comptroller of the car | e | : P a fone = lene : and bi ing the 400:9f them sinos.a put the prion} PTT ciodece payment of $200 ese re Tense next week. His| CTOW Is to this money saving store, we promise man down at almost cost, and everybody that bas bought one says the same, P* alty | Tilnois, will be named at once. Mr. Jar@aips and we always live up to Onur every 7 vis : as we do, the best ax in the world; Site = - vs Chester Brooks,’ Dawes is here and wil cE l _ poeages 7 you ae “1 oat RRS 7° ed by state never disannointed hera , eA 2h : Fs ee Rs a a Gen, Seale never disappointed here and for this month we have some bare it. Weintend to reduce cur stock about $5,000 by New Year so we i ; WD Hurst vs W 5S Jackson, izial by jury, verdict for defendant. State ot Mo vs Charles Bell. ver- ;Successor, Charles Gates Dawes of annuai €Xaoition | Thursday with a larger and better |display of poultry than heretefore! gathered in this section. i i Leaders of Low Prices. n ag Uy 3 y astonishing: