The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 5, 1899, Page 9

| OVER THE EMPORIA, Ap Excaraston Train Wit be the Street Karr, Ocrob-r 12 0, Ran Fer A telegram bas ‘been received by the street fair committee from H O Townsend, genaral pa-senger agt of the Mo Pac. railrond, inforwing the committee that @ epecial tri. w uld be run over the Emporia f'om L. Roy, K+neae, to Butier a:dse turn, ov Thursday, the lact day of the fair. This will give the people living in October 12th. the westera part of the oouctya splendid opportunity to come over avd spend the day at the fair. By posters the railroad company will give all ample notice of the ar rival of the train at different points along th- railroad If you are un- able t» ome by private conveyauce and remaiao with us during the three days of the fair, come on the special. “One good turn deserves another” Th se who have been cured by Hoed’s Sarsaparilia are glad to tell Others about it. Notice Williams Bros’ ad They are giving away a $20 cultivator to the farm r exhibiting the heaviest 20 ears of corn at our street fair Our young and higbly esteemed friend Art. L. Giimore, of Deep Water favored us pleasantly and re newed for Tue Times the last of the werk. We bave an elegant and complete line of trimed hats and as five an assortment of trimmings in all the leading shades and materials as ever brought to thecity M & N Evans The business men of Nevada have organized a commercial club The club has between 150 and 200 mem- bers Ounce upon a time Butler bad a commercial club but it died out Stock water in the country is get ting to bequiteanitem The poode and small streams are drying up aud many farmera are put to cone:dera b'e troubte in supplying their stock with water T EK Lisle desires to inform hir old friends and patrons tbat he bas refitted his barn and is now ready to care for teams, either for singl+ feed or day beard, also is prepared to boy your mules. Our highly esteemed friend Henry Muid favored us pleasantly and re- newed for his paper on Monday Mr Modd bas been staying at Et Dorado Spriogs for overa year for bis health, which. we are glad to re port, is much improved. W. G. Womack, special deputy iv the M W. A. who has been working in Cass county for several months. was in the city Saturday and favored us witha renewal Willisis dotny well, isa clever, courteous gentl:- man and is deserving of success Our fall millinery is as handson+ as any We ever had the pleasure of presenting to our masy and appre ciated patrons. The styles are right and prices as low as can be bad any- where. We invite you to call early and make your selection M &N Evans 47 2 Opera House Block. For Sate—5o head steers 2 years old past, good color, le 2 year old heifers, good color. Call or address C B McFartayxp Butler, Mo. MecOlure’s Magazine for October will contain the concluding install ment of Mr. Booth Tarkington's novel “The Gentleman from India.” It will also have a number of very striking short stories For Satz Corap—145 2 year old sterr-, 40. 1 year old steers, 25 cows avd beifers. These cattle are well bred westerners, same as ratives. Good colors Oa time to responsible For particulars address Crype McFaranp, Silverdale, Kan. parties. N M Nestieroue, the Times’ old time friend and for a number of years valued correspondent at Vir givia, now residing at Brooklyn Ii!, | as atoken of remembrance sends us} Be! looks just as natural esin the days} a cebinet size photo of bimself. of yore and the picture shall occupy | & prominent place in the art depart | the! Nelge is in the pho | ment sanctum sanctorum of beming Towers tographing business, taking forum views and is doing well. Long live Nelse, and may his shadow and in come never grow lers. | JAtL DELIVERY. Four Prisoners Make Their Escape, They Saw The Bars and Dig the Brick Frem Under the Window and Drop to the Ground. Semetime during Monday night four prisoners, Nate Silvia. Bull Seagge, Willisem Anderson and Johu Roney, made their escape by sawins the bars of their cage, removing the brick from uuder a window aud then dropping to the ground from the second story of the building a dis tanee of 10 or 12 feet Silvia aud Anderson are the two notorious harness thieves, who broke jal here two or three years ago, and after an ucrelentless search were recaptured by sberiff Mudd. Anderson captured on his release from the Kansas penitentiary at Lansiny, where he had cowpleted a sentence of one year for steaiiug harness and Stivia was cauvht on th» Indian Ter- ritory. Rouey was iv jal awaitiog trial for burglariziug the residence of J C Clark in this city several months ago Scazg+ was jailed on toe charge of p-ttut larceny William Acdenson, one of the harness thieves, had b-en tried and was given a jal srntesce, his term of coufiuemeut would have expired in seven days. “Bunk” McGinnis, io jail on the charge of murdec and stealing cattle from cause bsst kaowa to himseif, refused to go. There was also one other prisoner Car! Morris who remained As soon Tuesday moruing, as the sheriff discovered that bis prisovers were gone he immediately set the wires to work and telephoned and was | | | j | telegraphed the «fiicers of the near towns to be on the lookout, aud alsu sent several deputies in cifferent di rections to watch the roads aud search the timber He then took a buggy and started through the country by the way cf Nybart aud Fuser for Pieasauton, Kansas Just before lea.ing town ne received word from Nybart that Andersoa had bsen ceenin that aeig hborbood. Sheriff Mudd is considerably chagrined over the escape of his prisoners and said he would leave no stone uoturned to recapture them. Nate Silviais an expert in this matter. He is the smoothest scoun- drel ever through this part of the country His boast is that no jail was ever built that can hold him and his record is 38 succes: ful capes from jal The work at this time was evideutly done in the day time ere Queen of Carnival. The following is the total vote for queen of the Butler carnival up to Wednoesday afternoon. We omit the names of all under ten votes. Anoie Hupp, 6711 Miss Stevevs of Rich Hill, 2510 Saliie Arnold, 2156 Erin Meredith, 1676 Lou Silvers, 539 Alice Henry 50 Marion Vaugho, 474 Germaine Dooley, 65 May Bard. 40 Ela Herdin, 30 Norma Day, 15 Olie Miliron 1 Licia Wilson 10 The polls are to close promptls on Saturdey evening Oct. 7th at 7 o'clock Low Rates. Frank ALLEN Good Jnsurance 19 tf “Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face.” There is nothing more pleasing to look upon than a hearty, ruddy face, gained by honest toil. They are the saving of the nation, these toilers of both sexes, strug- gling for daily bread. poor that Hood"s Sarsaparilla 7 LEVY'S. We would have come sooner but we have been waiting to get a g g Our first announcement for the fall season. New Goods in before calling your attention to visit our mammoth establishment, as it would have been to you; “We'll get i else, in a few days.” But now we have every line complete within itself and there is nothing belonging to our line, but very this, that or somethir pleasant to say you will be able to find in our store. Our Sam’l Levy was in the City of Yew York nearly four weeks, not for pleasure, but for business, and he crawled into every place where first class merchandise could be found. He paid particular at- tention in securing a complete line of Men's, Childrens Clothing, Ladies Jackets, Capes and childrens garments, and secured them at such prices that no manu- Boys and facturer of this class of goods could meet him or entertai him. Every ladies and no others show the same ynea ior garme nt was es ally desi; styles that we do, and we are STYLEs. of which we have placsd an order for five hundred, of positive that ours are the CORRECT are ready, styles, to be shipped to us as soon as first shipment of one hundred and seventeen we have recei ed this week, ranging from six to fifteen of each style, the handsomest line of Plush Capi the Miss- s that ever crossed issippi river, all especially designed for us, and no other house in the southwest will show the ne designs. TI prices are popular, ranging from $2.50 to $15.00. We show in Ladies and Misses Jackets the latest in coloring trim- mings and linings, blacks, navies, royals, reds, tans and The latest backs and sleeves. rangi cadets. Not less than forty 50 to styles at only popular prices, $15.00. latest and we especially invite you to visit our cl in price from $2. We assure you that every garment we show is the ik depart- ment, as we positively show over one thousand Ladies, Misses and childrens’ garments. We are selling a very handsome Man's suit that gener- ally sells for $7.00 at $3.00, an all wool heavy clay worsted suit that generally sells for $10 at $7.00, < solid all good wool cassimere suit that everybody asks you $10, we sell at $6.50. your head to the sole of your feet, we sell at $2.5 A heavy Ulster that reaches front from the top of ». Don't s sell them for, we know it is know and don't care what other the best coat ever sold for the price. We have a complete line of Childrens suits ranging in price from $1.00 to $3.00, sizes from 4 to 16, made of first- class material, best trimming and well tailored, and if the tor are not cheaper or better than you can find elsewhere the same price, we don’t want you to buy them. All wool filling Men’s pants at $1.00, better ones price in proportion. Ladies, Childrens, Men's underwear, we bought direct will the mid- undershirt has no equal, you will find none like them elsewhere. We sell them at 50c each, and if they are not a better shirt than you ean find elsewhere, we don’t ask you to buy them. from the mills, hence saving the jobbers profit, you the difference between the manufacturer and dle man. Our double chest and back men’s give We sell a ladies ribbed union suit all sizes at 40c and a ladies ribbed vests and pants at 25c each. We think they are very cheap and in order for you to prove this to yeurself is to come and see them. We think they are good value. It is the duty of every man to protect his interest, and therefore, your duty is to visit our mammoth establishment before you buy your winter supplies. Remember $1.00 saved is a $1 made, and you'll be sure to save it when you We do not trifle neither but we give correct value in every article we sell. deal with us. do we give We show the completest line of staples and fancy Dry Goods ever shown is this city, our bought in case lots direct from the staple goods we have Z manufacturer, which enables us to save you from to to 15 per cent on We are selling good prints at 4c a yard, heavy brown muslin at 3}c a yard. There is a little this class of stuff now, but we placed our order on muslins months ago and therefore, are able to sell them at the above staples. yard w advance in named prices. Our Dress Goods, Silks, Satins and Velvets we bou 8 direct from the importers and never have shown sucha complete line during our history in business. We show handsome Crepons and the latest styles of plaids in Camel hair, suitable for skirts and we'll them v sell y cheap. They are nobby, new and stylish, many designs and no two of ther Coverts, suite t e for ladies suits, in very large variety, and none of the styles we alike. we will find elsewhere as we bought them direct. the latest and we believe that we are the They are not cheap tr - t sell very pretty fabrics for 5c, we sell them for 25c. <A and wool d many styles, goods that genera y yard, we sell them at 50c. latest designs. In black brocaded suitings we show a large line. y sell for 65c to They are all new and Our red at the We man’s pro As the seasonis liberty of call atte ¥ your fo All calf boot, front 1a shoes for te *rench kid 31.50 cann } direc reat prepar: ested in its success. 11 and 12, and no doubt it kindly ask you to make our pleasant on »lete stock of merchandis A J. Wright, eon of J A Wright, | wives u+a very interesting letter fr'm Chicago, where he bas been | hiving for several years. He receiv | ed the appointment ef letter carrier | turing the sammer, and is the employ of Uncle Sam. He isa | brig bt possessed of ster‘ing qualities and we are giad to He en | cloged remittance fora year’s eub | scription in advence and makes very flattering mention of our efforts. now ip| man, young vote his deserved success tock is priced on the same baris buy at other stores on town, P H best four, per sack $1 00 Sraight Cream or Silver Queen per sack 15 No. 27 Crescent Cook’s Delight Mustard sardines, large size per can 7 W H Baker’s coaco of Walter Baker’s chocolate 1-2 ib can 2 1-4 1b shredded cvcoanat, per pkg Fine African Java coffee 2 lbs for A good blend 2 Ibs for Best soda crackers. 7c Ib, 4 ibs for Ginger snaps 10ec, 3 lbs for Loose Bros. yavilla wafers per Ib Loose Bros city sodas,salted or plain 8 1b, 2 ibs for 15 3 ib Cal dried peaches pa Clean currants short weight 7c, 9 Best Corsican citron b Wood wash tubs. 35c, 4c and Galvanized iron tubs, 35e, 40c and Galvanized iron pails l0qt I4c, 12qt I6e, I4qt 18 Mop sticks 7 Lamp chimneys, crimp top No. 1, 4e, No.2 5 Latastic chimneys No. Sc, No. 2 10 No. | lamp burner Sc, No. 8 Tubular lanterns 5 Dash board ‘* 6% Lantern globe, plain 8 = ue bullseye, ite 2 for 25 Greenwich lye, per box & Lewis lye per box 8c, 2 for 15 Scrubbing lye per box 4 Globe parlor matches 1 dozen bo. s 3 Borbouns anchor parlor matches per pkg 18 Macaroni, domestic Se, 2for 15 Imported macaroni Vinegar per gal Mince meat rown or ta: ike, 3 for 2% l0cand 620 kg 4 for 25 line of car and shoes will be in order at a very early « tion to Mens calf shoes at $1 equippe e for us and we dictated » be used in the in the world. y-six cases of mens and ladies, ; and shoes, and we ions being made We once more c us to place on our counters the best values that »een shown by any house in the southwest. | AL THE SPOT CASH STORE’S © Price list «n over 100 items, and with a very few We buy for cash, sell for ca~ they were quantities er sold at 75.2 see price. s, and partic y call ate, we take the 2d our boot and shoe de. partment. It comprises complete lines of every description in footwear. Felt boots, kid boots and calf boots, Wesell solid throughout kip boot at $1.50 for mens, and $1.25 1 back, leather sided, hand and a c omplete n. In ladies footwear we From the medium cl urned sole la 10e. Our t be beat by any one, as they the stock order to show ; 2 Last week we received one misses and have more com. t, hence saving the middle for a street din Butler, and every one seems to be inter. The dates of this fair are Octeber 10, will be a great We success. place of business your head- quarters, as we will do all in our power to make your visit a all your attention to our com. and our purchasing power enables have ever We are Respectfully Yours, SAM LEVY & CO, B-rt Claunch has moved back to Bu‘ler from Adrian and opened out a weat market on North Main street in the room formerly occupied by Iu MeOlure’s Magazine for Octob- er,Mir R y Stannard Baker, writiwg for the especial instruction of the laym-n. will tell what the modern ra‘iog vacht is, in all her structure 4+qupmente; what she does, and how she does it. The article» will be fully itustrated with pictuers and diagrame. exceptions our entire Suyzar and package oc ff-e we don't elsim to sell at a profit, but we alwaye vive our trade as much as they can bars Ivory soap 6 bars grandpa’s wonder 15 bars Ark soak 10 bars silk soap 1 1b package corn starch 1 lb Gloss starch 1 1b Kingsfor 1’s silver gloss Faultiess or Culluloid Ink, per bottle Mucilage, per bottie l0c size enameline Rising Sun Stove polish 31D can syrup 1 gal syrup 5 gal keg syrup 1 Well buckets % Axle grease, per box % Castor oil, or Frazer’s Axle grease 7 Cedar pails % Clothes pins, per dox 1 Yeast foam, per package 3 Toothpicks, per package 3 7 Ib good rice % 4 1b best Japan rice Ps 1 tb good Japan tea “ 1 lb Royal or Price’s baking powder ” 1 bushel elm basket w 1 bushel Briggs oak basket » ji-2¢* “ee “ “e So Largest size willow clathes basket od Smaller ai <i sad 1 gal oi] can se 5 gal oil ean wood jacket be Canned blackberries 4 for = Canned raspberries per can 7 Cal. plums ” Cal good peaches s Cal. Yuba “* = pe x Cal. apricots per can om Fancy can corn 7c, 4 for s 3 ns Boston baked bean é 5 Ib can tomatoes 2 for ™ : ao pumpkin S 1 Ce 2 th can oss ers 2 for & uu ‘ ct n er can, stor @ 1 1% we can body we have om sure h. sanito e You ean trade eafely and pl-asantly with us, | THE SPOT CASH STORE. South Side of Square. Se ee ee eee