The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 15, 1898, Page 7

| tm fal tack Vow (ase, For a month past we been from the largest} Importers and Manufacturers in the United States the various lines of goods handled by us until now we show the Handsomest & Best Assorted Line of Goods that . | have buying ever shown under a single roof in Butler and at prices defy competition. Read a few of our prices in Dress Goods and Silks. We lead them all. eee | Imported Scotch mixtures 15c | worth 65c at - - 45c | 50 inch imported cecillian Fine fancy Jackquard worth 20c at - = Fine granite plaids (for waists) worth 200 at - - 15e worth $125 at - - $2.00 Fine all wool serge worth 35c at 25c Fine 40 inch Jackquards | 46 inch wool satin cloth worth 40c at z < 30c worth $1.25 at - - $1.00 Fine all wool Henrietta’s | Fine imported soleil worth 65c at - - 5@e | worth $1 25 at - - 98e Fine line of Dress Patterns, no two alike, from 50c per yard to the fine imported crepons at $2.00 per yard. Trimming Silks from 35c to $1.00 per yard, lining silks from 25 to 50c¢ per yard, fine brocade satins Bayader Peaude Soie silks for dresses and skirts. Bring in samples and compare prices. Fine Line of Fleece Black Goods, Just the thing for house Dresses at 8 and 10c. 4-4 Bleached muslin . - 56 Good solid colored shirting at 50 Good apron check gingham at 5c Ceylon indigo blue calico at 4c Simpson black and white calico 5c 10-4 cotton blankets heavy at —50c 10-4 half wool blankets at - $150 10-4 all wool blauketaat - 2600 Fine Bewell blankets $300 to 8.00 12-4 bath wrappers, Perfect and 36 inch pennant percala worth 120 at - - 10c 30 inch cotton covert clothes worth 20c at - - lie Black hide and macinaw twills 10c King cotton flannels worth 10 at Sgeo 27 inch cotton flannels “ 64 at 5c White sanitory flannels“ 64 at 5c Good outing flannel “ 64 at 50 Heavy colored sanitary flannel So -Extra heavy for underwear - 1lUo beauties at - 6 50 8-4 Pepperell sheeting at - 15¢| Good red table linen at = 20¢ 9-4 Pepperell sheeting at - 180] 4 bleached table linen at - 26c¢ 10-4 Pepperell sheeting at - 20c} Kine bleached table linen 42 inch pillow case muslin at 100 from - : 40c to $1.50 4-4 Aurora LL brown muslin at 340 | Bleached vapkins from $1 to $4.00 4-4 Albany LL brown muslin at 4c per dozen 4-4 Chicago LL brown muslin at 5c Sh Our Boston Shoes is by far the 06S. Cheapest Line of Footwear ever Shown in Butler. Childrens School Shoes. 80c ; Boys dandy Balle - - 100 1.75 900 | | Childrens never rip echoel shoe $100) Old mens solid comfort (Balls Look at our linens before buying. Kearsarge 5 to 8 spring heel, Kearsarge 84 to lly we Kearsarge 12 to 2 ~ Ladies five kid Balls, all sizes 85 | only) - - 1.75 Men’s calf Balls, all sizes $100) Men’s solid storm proof shoe 250 Boys Ko Ko 1 to 2 - 1.00 | Men’s fine box calf dress shoe 300 Ladies porpois chalf, heavy 150 | Good solid boot worth 200 at 150 Ladies fine kid Ball, dress shoe 1 5° High cut solid boot - 2.00 Ladies fine box calf shoe 2 00} Extra heavy boot custom made 2.50 Men’s fine dress shoe - + 125° Good French kip custom made 300 We have a few pairs of broken sizes in men’s and ladies shoes we will elose out at half price Come in and figure with us on your fall bill of shoes, we can save you big money on boots and shoes. Overalls, duck coats and work shirts. We show a large line at a small price. CLOAKS AND CAPES. The BEIFELD line of Chicago, for fit and wear stands unexceHed. in the town. We are now showing the finest line ever shown Ladies fine beaver cloak + $3.50) Ladies Fur Colloretts. Ladies fine melton cloak - 5.00| Ladies fine boucle mixture - 7.50} Fine fur cellorett - - $3.50 Ladies fine boucle cloak = - ~—8.50 | Fine fur collorett : - 4.00 | Heavy astrachan . - 500 LADIES CAPES. | Extra fine fur collorett - 8650 | Beaver collorett - - 1250 Ladies fine beaver cape - - $3.00 . Ladies fine melton i trimmed 4 50, Hime minkicolloret _ - t Ladies fine melton fur trimmed 5 00 Ladies fine braided cape - - 650 Large line of children and Misses | Jackets from $1.25 to $8 00. LADIES KID CLOVES. som not get a good glove in a ladies. Try our Bush Simmons glove and you will never buy We carry a colors. per pair in both the glazed and wm Ladies and Misses Underwear fr 20 00 If you want anything in the mee line we can save you 20 per We buy direct from the man turers. anyo ther brand of ladies glove. 2 $1.00 to ll sizes and $2.00 pm. 15¢ vest to the finest union suits at $1.50. : for a long sleeved} Fine Line of Belt Buckles and fanc y ribbon for making the new ribbon belt, the newest fad out. Call and see us and get our prices. southwest of Butler. LANE & ring AIR. - well watered. Will sell cheap. Terms reasonable. Apply at this. office. } 2 bushel seamless grain bags (amaskeag) 18¢ JUST A FEW DAYS MORE Now is the Sees to get bargains in to buy BOOTS & SHOES 4 at CUT PRICES. footwear Many have taken advantage of these prices in the last two weeks and supplied themselves and Boots and Shoes at sided just a little below BED ROCK these prices will prevail only a Repairing Department. We a sade a repair shop in the rear - our store which will be run by Half soling solicits your repair work of every description. HAND TURNED ANDO FINE SHOES A SPECIALTY. Dont send your hand turned sole shoes to Kansas City to have them half soled but bring them here. DRYSDALE & KEASLING, EAST SIDE SQUARE, BUTLER, MO. few an siete shoemaker ii of all kinds, families with days longer. —= who | WF Rosser stationery 6 00 Scrofula, hip disease, salt rheum, | County Court Proceedings, phen Well Pleased. dyspepsia and other diseases due to} The county court devoted the first | Rich Hill Review printiag 3 Ae Osceola Democrat. impure blood are eured by Hood's | of the term to equalizing merchants | C C Catterlin oil for jail “i 4 Aside from the natural dieappoiat Sarsaparilla. |sssessments and raised the state ine) F Revick salary E ©, | ment that its “favorite son” did not j ments of the following merchants: | H O Maxey Stotts family 10 00 If you want eometbing good try | zi R B Hurt assessing Mt get the nomination, St. Clair county our 124, 15, 20 or 25 cent coffees— | — HILL. es | Pleasant 148 87 | is well pleased with the selection of they can’t be be beat. | Anderson & Stoper from $700 to | W M Crawford clerk fees 103 35! W. W. Graves to succeed Jarhes E, $1,000. | Beasley Merc. Co., Geo. Cross Fraxx Santa & Sox Nevada Mail 7.—Mrs. |G DB: rd & Co books fo: $2,500 to $3,450 | 9 D Barner one eaeeete 150 to _ 300 | )ogan, Moore, Boyd Lum of ElDorado Springs, who has been’ R J Hurley Lum Co 2,100 to 3,000 Co lumber fer bridge 9 60 | ing and ability in bis profession bas visiting Mrs. Dr. L M. Tucker, lef, ES Higginsbothom 300 to 500 | D W Drummond repair |long been recognined by the best on the afternoon train for Altona, H Loeb & Bro 6,312 to 8.000 | poor farm 14 91) jurists of the state and will be ae ~ Fred Pfitznmier 200 to 560} BF Job bial fox counks( See a0 a a Mo., to visit Mre. M. M. Tucker Acs Patere 400 to 500|& G Mudd waiting oa caate, “10 00 | fitting successor to the bresent is. Mies Ludwig drove down from J K Royce E 3,250 to 4,500 is Wesailnnt beatd 6 09 | Cumbent who will retire withoat Butler this morning. She reports | Standard Oil Co — ae 2 400 | a B Owen stamps 6 30} blot or stain on his character as 4 her school as starting off very suc Steinberg 4,500 to 5,300 C Brannock clean cess pool 23 65 | judicial officers. Weathers & Hedrick 350 to 600 BUTLER. | Logan, Moore, Boyd Lumber Co, spect and make estimate on east from $2,600 to $3,000. | stone pier te Papinville bridge, also | Bennett Wheeler Mere Co, $6,700; to make estimate on new bridge on cessfully. There were over 40! D D McCann weighing coal 6 00 enrolled at the beginning. The | membership will be extended to 60 next week.—R. H. Review 10th. ae | to $9,000. | north Deepwater due west of Johns- After many inquiries about an. Ce ee EG comer & citizen ol | Jos Meyer $3,750 to $4,000 | town. | other lecture course, I have take Pleasant Gap township, now of § Morris 1,600 to 2,000) AE Perkins resigns as justice of steps to put into operation anothes Pawnee, Okla, was in the city the’ A V Pentzer 620 to 1,000 | peace of Walnut township, and C B P f P b fall es 4 last of the week, on business before) H L Vucker 900 to 1,200|Cullins is appointed to fill the | Course for bs 16 fall and winter, whieh the probate court and made usa Max Weiner 3.350 to 5,000 vacancy. will equal es excellence, I believe, pleasant call and paid for his paper Decca ae oe — to ped | either previous course I have man. ae: & Co 3,50 9,000 | i. He isa very clever, courteous gentle | map pv ap Bee - 7/500 ONLY A FEW aged. No tewn can afford to be , witbout a popular lecture course ee canisearai ROADERS LEFT. and there are few tewns in Missouri When it comes to T, we have T| AJ Hoover from $3,500 to $4,000 RJ Hurley Lum Co 2,600 to 2,800! that is T and at prices that defy | competition. Try it and if you are HUME G W Bacon from $1,250 te $1,500 a T drinker you will be certaia to come to our house again. RJ Hurley Lum Co 1,400 to 2,000 L L Martin 600 to 800 Fraxx Suitu & Son. | Hume Mere Co 1,500 to 2,500} FOSTER | Hart Bros & Co $1,600 to $1.S00. ROCKVILLE. JW Andersou $1,000 to $1,200 We clip the following extracts from the last issue of the Free Press, which are frank avowals of tle dis- integration of middle of the road populists. “The ElDorado Free Press will | have to get somebody to certify to ite party polities pretty soon. The Johnson county Unien, the Lowery City Mercury and the But Mrs. Charles Lee was in the city the last of the week settling up her business preparatory to following her husband to Clinton, where they have property interests, and will re- Reeorder 72 70} RE Jobneon was ordered to ir-| Wanrep | peaches. year. My pur; | lectures, town. Th | ments will | of tickets Lay as judge of this circuit, Mr. | Graves 18 a lawyer whose high stand. The innate Course Again. where they do not have one each &@ nice variety of sntertainments— | tions, which will entirely new line of talent to our —To buy 500 bushels of Frank Suits & Soy. 208 this winter is to have musicale and impersons bring an almost 6 number of entertain depend upon the number I want to sell two bold. > think they can-| ins side for the present. While here 3 SURE? q ae 7" poo ler Pres Prose arethe only papers hundred and fifty course tickets. she called on the Times and bad the | John Cliffanger 2,500 to 6,000 | in this congressional district in line) AY One desiring any information date set ahead on her paper and or- dered it changed to Clinton. Legan, Moore, Boyd Lumber Co JS Painter NA Ritchie 2,000 to 2,000 to 2,000 to MERWIN. Davis & Cooper $1,500 to R J Hurley Lum Oo 1,400 to J W Rankio Butler College opened Sept. 5th with bright prospects, almost forty were enrolled the first day and others are coming every day. Most thorough and systematic work is/ being done in every department. You can enter at any time and find classes to accommodate you in apy | subject you desire. Send your boys and girls in and give them a thor ough course. We employ none but first class teachers. 43 tf A man named A. Harbinson was run down by a Missouri Pacific freight train a mile north of Harri- Harb WARRAXTS ALLOWED. was crossing on the trestle and E C Mudd attend probate before he could get over the pilot of court £ JOHNSTOWN CW Mclnich from $400 to $ AMSTERDAM. T C Robinson DE Archer PRAIRIE CITY. G W Sunderwith € PAPINVILLE. HB Sunderwith $1,500 to PLEASANT GAP. 500 to sonville Friday morning. the ergine struck him, hurling him | F U Smith stationery into the ravire and inflicting prob | NG — assess Ho a } tonwshbi ably ee oes The mangled WH Bes = but still living body was picked up €xsie Gronch < en aud taken to Harrisonville where th Perry agsees Shaws | Company surgeons took charge. Tne J 1 Moon repair Isla: dg extent of Harbiso ould W M Hardinger assessing Charlotte A C Poage assess Hu W M Dalton express ue G D MeNeil assess E Boone G M Oneal grading road Frey Sta Co, book of Warrants JD eke assess Howar not be learned, but they are believed to be necessarily fata!. A Practical Education, CEMA CURED B = uced toa sentative and law to appoint Farm for Sale, disappeared, sek Tae ells epee Fine farm of 120 acres,2 miles any Well improy- — Srxaor Ccet Tezatwest por Torrrerss, Crrn Bo. md dane ot Ccvioces Hasotrere > 300 to 500 #500 to $700 pa 3, |J2dgeand a full democratic ticket. eople patronize it as they have 200 to 300 Set peor I y | This is more honest than the Lamar dove. tespectfully, $1,700 Leader. A fusion paper in Missouri 14-2 O. T. Bexsox. R B Campbell! $350 to $1,000. e Eczema rap) d ‘aneous disease. J. EMMETT REEVES, | Box 135, Thorntown, Ing, | Paine Howoss. wire Lossov Hate. — Warm bathe with Crrictzs, end js 5 Scenes ETT D-as3C. Ge ee Pepe about the couree will please send me word at the West School or stop me on the street and I will cheerfully give you all the plans and explaia fully about the talent. Tickets will be reserved as they were last year, and the course will begin during the jlatter part of October. So farl have met with good suocess and have no doubt that the course can be made @ success again if the best with straight populism. “The Greenfield News fails to fly | any state ticket. Why is this, Bre. Griffith? You may as well put up $2,000 | the Druid Hall ticket and get into | 2,000 | line. Weare always willing to ex tend the glad hand to the penitent. “The Nevada Director,a Rozelle organ, carries no state ticket; but flies Benton for cougrese, Timmons 500. is a democratie paper. “Bro. Cowgill of the Laclede county Sentinel flies the Peoples | party state and congressional ticket, although he is compelled to carry a New Photograph Gallery- To introduce our work we will make one dozen good photographs, well finished, mounted and burnish $1,700 ! county ticket The Druid | ed for 25c; Mantello cabinets $1 pet 24 00 te ticket seems to be the | dozen. Gallery closed an Saturday. 1 $5 © remaining now. Tar Dewey Gatvery, The Tarkio Independent is the| 42-1m. Opera House Block. only paper we have noticed lately vrvrrrrrrrryry, Tye enough to carry the | & er” state ticket. It is an’( & Delicate alf eheet, and is generally = supposed to belong to A Rozelle, 4 Chi Id ni late irman of the peoples party | x I re state committee x 0 not complain of f F They thin aa notice that Rozell.’s Leader ticket. Is med of his blind tiger ticket? It does carry the fusion county i that is all. Ne candidate for congress,not even M. E. Benton, the democratic nominee Yet the Leader talks about carry any state ticket, ar delicate. Whatcan be de Our answeri the best phy 5 boiters. “The Oscecla Advocate carries no state ticket, nor the name of our|® fF senatorial candidate; loes stre platform. We shall wateb for RA the appearance of Hon. N C Books, of Cod-Liver Oi cur candidate for cengress, who was | voted for by St. Clair. Brother Southwick you should hoist the name of Hon. C. E. Dutro for sena tor; or plainly say you intend to support Dr. Whaley, the democratic | | Dominee.” g PS wer. t It br igth to rg rite t adds power to the nerves. It means robust health and vigor. Even deli- cate infants rapidly gain in flesh if given a small amount three or four times each day. scorr’é Bo sofnee2 see ae ¥ race of > menennmenennnnennnnrennnenmnnerne If you are in need of 2 cook stove, get a Superior, like the Missouri taule, there is no better on earth. Frasx Surra & Sox. Dare |