The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 23, 1900, Page 8

| | ling. this being the closing of the} not do not fail to see same at once, Ss | 04 ae A : ITGHI External and Internal Treatment $1.25 Consisting of CUTICURA 80AP the skin of crusts and scale: tw allay itehin RA RESOL A oanoCurm. id throughout the world. aoe re ecaton. «How to Cure Skin Humurs,” free Oozr., Props., Boston. * JNO. HUTCHISON, Licenesed Embalmer. BUTLER CASH DEPARTMENT STORE. Sg Allorders attended to prompt- lv. dav or night. i rse in the coun Terms : CASH OR ON CREDIT. SR RRRRAR RAL RRAR AS » TELEPHONE--Night, 109; Day, No. 52. § Your Opportreuniry.—Life Scholar- ship, $40. All departm plete. Individual vada Business College, Nevada, Mo. its com- instruction. Seed Wheat. We will furnish choice seed wheat to Bates county farmers at net cost. 40-3 ‘This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine tavtets the remedy thot enres a cold in one day Power Bros. Butler Pabl Xamination. Anexamination will the Washington School (West build- ing) Friday, Aug. 31, beg it 9 a.m. All pupils and students d ing to get advance year’s promotion; failed to pass all or part work, as well as those seeking admis- sion into the schools the first time, will be permitted to take the above examination. Respectfully, J. M. Tayor, Supt. be given in ining standi ove last those who of the vear's for New Home Items. Hot and dry and corn damaged by the drouth. Late corn wil! not make half a crop in this township. A grand wedding in this neighbor- hood last Sunday. Miss Lettie Pealer and W. P. Buck of Arkansas. Lettie was one of the belles of this com- munity. Mr. Buck is a wealthy far mer. and cattle dealer. Miss Ella Morse was bridesmaid, her brother | four y best man. Mrs. B. L. Exline pre- pared a sumptuous dinner Mrs. Swearens is on the sick list. Ernest Swearens talks of going to Oregon. Mrs. Maggie Tuft from Enid, Okla., has been v . Pealer and Exlines. She says Enid is ona boom. Her husband is in the har- ness business. M. Stops the Cold and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one d No cure, no pay. Price DeArmond at Springtield. Springtield, Mo., Aug. 18.—Not- withstanding the intense heat and the unspeakable dust, the democratic ratification meeting here to-day yas a great success. A largecrowd came in from the various parts of the county and at 11 o'clock a line of march was formed from the public square. The parade was one of the largest ever seen here this early in| the season. At Dolling Park the marchers broke ranks and the affair took the form of an old-fashioned basket pic- nic. After dinner theassembled hosts were entertained by Judge D. A. De- Armond, the principal speaker of the day. Mr. DeArmond discussed im- perialism, trusts, the money ques- tion, militarism and republican} extravagance and waste. He gave many evidences of the imperialistic tendencies and imperialistic perform- ances of the present administration | and showed that the party of Hanna! is opposed, in theory and practice to} the republicanism of Lincoln. | continue until 9 p. m., Aug. 25th. KENTUCKY'S MURDERS. In Past Four Yearsthe Record Was 890} ---210 Convicts Pardoned. | Georgetown, Ky., Aug. 17.—The; largest crowd that has yet in | attendance at Powers hronged the court house this morn- been the trial | argument. Col. T. ©. Campbell of Cincinnati began addressing the jury 9:30 o'clock H : | Henry E. Youtsey, who was threat-! at ened with typhoid fever, is reported improving this morning, aud his | attorneys say he will by ready for] trial Monday. : Col. Campbell, during the course of | his argument, said: ‘‘I have examin- | ed the criminal records of Ohio and} ply fe the rs, from January, . 1900, I find that in Ohio, hat period, 49 murders were Kentucky clos or period of} 1896, to} Januar. during committed In Kentucky, for the same length ftime and covering the liam ©. Bradley gover » were 896 murders, 285 convi isfor murder and 216 pardons| for murder “My God, i ix wonder that these circumstances men any under are willing to band tk reassured the of for murder when they ¢ protection of the men in control the state. In his short reign of thirty or forty days, as secretary of Caleb Powers himself recorded seven par- state, dons for murde That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr. Kin New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only Money back if not cured. Sold by H. L. Tucker, Druggist. 8 25e Was Wanted in Missouri. Goodland, Kan., Aug. 18.—The body of one of the Union Pacific train robbers killed here last week and buried at the county’s expense has been exhumed and identified as that of James Jones, wanted for crimes committed near Springfield, Mo., and in Texas, and for whose capture 10 has been Offered. To Cure a Cold in One Day a reward of § Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig- nature is on each box re, JIM’S SPECIALS. Saturday, Aug. 25. From 10 to 20 per cent discount on everything quoted below. tion is how can we do thi Because we take this means of advertising special lines of high grade goods at less than low grade prices. This will be the last special sale on White Loaf Fiour before the street fair. If you have never tried it now is the time to buy to contest for the pre- mium. The ques- Prices are as follows: White Dove Oats worth 10¢ a pack- age, at ic. Dwight’s Soda worth 10e a package. at 6c. Arm and Hammer Soda, worth 10¢ & package, at 6c. Old Home Soda worth 5e a pack- age, at 4c. Heliotrope Soap worth at 3e. Bells Mocha and Java cofiee worth 20¢ a th, at 16. 25tbs White Loaf Fl 5e a bar, ur worth 60¢, | at . 50tbs White Loaf Flour worth $1.15, at $1.00. The limit on flour at this price will be 100Ths. I will give 100tbs of White Loaf} Flour for the best 1 of White Loaf ar two best loaves of s: of Bread made | 50 ths for the} alt rising bread | at the Butler Street Fa | Sales begin at 6 o’clock a. m. and | One day only. JIM’S C. G. & M. M. ' | | | | j Nursing Mothers dread hot weather. They Know how it weakens and Notice of Final Settlement. Netice is hereby givem to all credito: _—— ‘orae ally im the estate of Willie minis | deceased. that I, Susan Hull, ad- tratrix of said estate, intend to make a Binal settlement thereof, at the next term of Setaty ies Mleesere as oS sree county, . j om the isth day of A sae sabe ac it, 1900. SUsaN HULL, Adwinistratrix, how this affects the baby. All such mothers need tt’s Emulsion. It gives | Wagons, Wagons, Wagons. | through our BUGGIES! BUGGIES! those new up-to-| spring wagons, | st received If Have you seen date Racine bu surries and road wagon: at Bennett-Wheeler Mere. Co's. right. | Rane Dee | On Thursday of tt positive | temember our er] which é 1arantee that you will have a good|fresh from the market. y part of | is bed as lo 8 you have |he came in contact with the largest importing housesin Chica 1 your buggy | Please call and ex- amine our stock whether you wish to | buy or not, so you will know wher goods are arriving daily anc poise when you arexcads |the finest dress goods ever shown in Butler. » go when are ready. As the recent rains make certain one of the best corn crops ever raised »t be interested in our in Bates county you will likely need|of our new stock and would like to get your opinion of it. new wagon to take care of same, a = z id a « Site "@ ¢ are 7 « ¢ >; P °C > thea >>] ind as we handle the leading wag-|@ttractive and there is not a lady in Bates county that will n¢ ons on the market it will be to your) ffere are some of the new thines. KLANNELS. ,; Domett Flannels, Cotton Flannels PRINTS. Turkey Red, Clarets, Del Marine, Black and White, Argent Charter Oak, Marcury Greys, to look pri Peter | r and John nterest (as well as ours) stock and before buyin We handle t Schuttler, M Deere, All Wool which are ss goods and our pr are as low as the low- est on samme grade of goods. Sulk and Gang Plows. We handle the Deere and Bradley Sulky and Gang Plows and can sell driaties Percales, five different grades 36 inch. you a better plowfor less money than anyone in Bates county. Don’t fail to see our Deere Ranger before buy- ing as it is a winner. Grain Drills, Grain Drills- As this fs a fine fall to sow wheat there will likely be the largest acre- age sown for years and as you will need a drill to sow same with please remember that the right kind at lowest market prices. We ha le proved In Not too early to begin to make your fall purchases in thi large line to select from. MEN’S FURNISHIN Shirts, pants, waists, overalls,—a fine line—all new and we have A new one for tvery one that rips. Im- na Dise Drills 1 We also handle a one-horse drill for sow- the and Hoe made. Hoosier Bring us your cash or produce, and Z t ti bills. ONE CASH PRICE to all and Iron Bed to the Couple Getting Married in our Booth at Butler’s All other lines just as full as these we have mentioned. which are the best iat the lowest. 3 ing wheat in your corn fields, which stalks your as the for w is ¢ make growir good way to sow good rotectior . _ ° ‘ ooo - ae Boots and Shoes, ( arpets, Furniture, Hardware, Groce @ crop. Remember idquarters for the Dain line of fee ste Frames, etc., at the grinders, scoop boards and cutters. We still have on hand 3 > or 4 mow- ers that we will sell ata bargain to close out. s week, we will have on sale all the new things in Remember our prize: Youll Be Welcome fall dry goo Our Mr. Adair has just returned from an extended trip east wher go and New York. These consist of a full line of dress goods from the cheapest calico ty We Are Proud “he styles this fall are very display, » Shirt Waist Flannels, ine Grey, Lombard, Harmony, and others. Ginghams, Percales, Silks, Satins, Hosiery, Gloves andUnderwear. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. s line. Here you will find g GS. the famous Noxall garments’ Buy goods for cash and quit paying some one else's A $10 Great Street Fair. ries, Lace Curtains, Picture BUTLER CASH DEPARTMENT STORF. Chickens, Butter and Eggs. Butler We are headquarters for all kinds of country produce and will pay you the top price in cash or trade, or will give you orders on dry goods houses at trade prices, so please drive right up to our store when town and you can depend on getting as much for your produceas you can anywhere in Bates county. We are headquarters for all kinds of hardware, wire, nalis, bale ties, etc, Virginia band, went with the band to Nevada Saturday. \ John Harper and Miss I accompanied them. Virginia Items. We heard it and jotted it down, What happens in and out of town. Mr. Boulkin tells us that Miss Lutie Schlichman employed to teach the witer term of school at Hot water. The Lutheran minister of Schell City visited the German minister at irginia Thursday of last week Mr. Young of Harrisonville, the guest of John Hussey. Bert Watkins moved to near Ful- ton, Kan. Arthur Jenkins, Guy Park 1 Willie Ruble attended the institute at Adrian one day last week. A. L. MeBride of Butler. through Virginia Sabbath. Saturday night, Aug. 25, at 7 p m. there will be a meeting of demo- | day to attend a republican conven- erats at Virginia for the purpose of | tion. organizing aclub. Let all who are John Wooderson, from Shell City in favor of the republic and opposed | is visiting relatives and friends here to empire, come out and join them. | this week. A speaker from Butler present. Tom Mabry and family of Ballard Tue Trves should have said that | was the guest of Mrs. Mabry’s uncle James Cuzick and wife went to Seda-|in this community a few days last lia from Windsor to attend a reunion | week. of his wife's sisters and brothers and| James Offill threshed Monday. not to attend the log rolling. Mrs. Gilliland and Miss Georgie John A. Famuliner of Garden City, | Kamsy were the guest of Mrs. Hugh preached Sabbath at 11 a. m.and at | Gilliland last week. } night. He spoke to the Epworth Wilham Phipps finished digging a | League at 4 p.m. and gave them a | well for W. H. Shelton last Saturday. good talk on the ‘Drunkard’s Woes’.| Norman Simpson of Oklahoma, is Advised young men to stay away | the guest of his brother Leeand fam- from drinking places. ” lily this week. | We heard several buggies passing Mrs. Will Stapleton of Johnstown | Saturday night. Theboys sang with | is quite sick with typhoid fever. irit and yelled with spirit for Mc- A. L. Gillmore one of our rustling | Kinley; they must have been filled | democrats and assessor of Deepwater with “spirit. township was assessing in this com- Walton Morrison visite his | munity last week. 8s and ni last week. He| The harness shop at Spruce is now horn with him and lost the! owned by €. ©. Cliser, who is ene mouthpiece on the way home. Ar-|ofthe best harness makersin the rangements were made for the band | state. | to lead the republicans to Butler last Dr. J. W. Choate and family of} Saturday, but Homer did not come | Butler, visited at Johnstown a few up with their part of the money, so | days last week. j thev did not come. . The social hop at Lum Foster's W. E. Thornbrough and wife, Mrs. | Tuesday evening was well attended. | Huffman and son John attended the Protracted meeting commenced at | G. A.R. reunion at Nevada last week. | the Christian church in Johnstown | H. H. Flesher and two daughters, Misses Ida end Leona and Miss Rosa Park of Butler, visited relatives Sab- | bath pond dug } Miss Annie Tuttle and brother, The topics of the day in good (old Harvey of Butler, are visiting Misses | Bates) is Bryan and the Butler Street Ethel and Esther Jenkins and other | Fair. | relatives. | John Brounsburger took a load of John Hussey is attending the fair | wheat to Rockville to mill one day | at Harrisonville. | last week and gota fine quality of Alfred Jackson of Wallstreet, Kas., | flour. } visited his son Cliff last week. | Mrs. Annie Howard who is living | Geo. Herrell of Adrian, agent for | in Butler, came down to Johnstown | the Home Ins. Co., was in our city | last Saturday to look after selling | last week. ~ | her millinery goods. | Is Tuesday. Wednesday of last week ladies gathered at the home of Vi Jenkins to tack quilts: they treated to an excellent dinner were all old ladies and knew behave. All repert a good time. AARON. Deepwater Items. you come to wil was 3room corn cutting is the order of Stoves and Ranges. We are agents for the celebrated Garland and Peninsular Steel Ranges which are the best made. They have Planished ich give them the best finish « fany range on the market and youcan get better results from these ranges than any on the market. We also handle a full line of t cook stoves and ranges and will give you better value passed 5 this week. steel bodies wh | ce for your money thananyone. Groceries and Queensware. We are headquarters for every- thing in the Grocery and queensware line and can furnish you anything on the market at lowest market prices. We also have a large stock of flour and feed that we are selling at the lowest prices going. Thanking you for past trade and soliciting a continuance of same, we are yours truly. Bennett-Wheeler Merc. Co. P: fail to attend the street fair the last of next month, as we are going to have a bigtime, also make our store headquarters while in the city. Respectfully, B. W. M. Co. 8.—Don't Lemons. L. Coleman | Rev Prevented a Traged ——— Timely information given Mrs. Ferge Long. of New Straitsville. Ohio, saved two lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King’s New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her; and she writes, this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a_ severe attack of them stren; and makes the baby’s food richer and More abundant. +9 i chest pneumonia. Such cures are itive proof of it’s power to cure al throat, and _ lung troubles. John Ruble of Rockville, is visiting | W.H. Shelton will begin to make | his sister Mrs. Geo. Jenkins and | sorghum the last of next week at his Only 50| brother Geo. Ruble. | old stand one mile and half south of ; cents and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial Walter, Lawrence and Claude Wal- | Johnstown. He kindly invites all of bottles free at H. L. Tucker, druggist | lace and’ Clarence McElroy of the | his old customers and as many new Mrs. | Cowan | Geo. Ruble shipped cattle to K. ©. | thirteen | were | They how to} l are reported on the sick list | Dr. Bowden went to Butler Satur- | | ones as will come to patronize and he will treat them right. There will be a picnic at German town the 30th of this month in Jor Smedings pasture. We learn Mr. Gibbs of Spruce and family are going to move to Deep | water City where he will run a first class blacksmith shop. Mrs. Sarah Peters of Clifton City, Mo., is visiting hereson-in-law Henry | Soleman in this section. | Wash Callahan and wife are very | proud of their 10 pound boy. | Mr. Joe Kash and family will move | in the country soon. Ross. Story Of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for | Years by the chains of disease is the | worst form of slavery. George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., says y wife has been so helpless for five vears that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottle of Electric Bitters she is wonde improved and able to do her own work.” This supreme remedy for |female diseases quickly cures ner vousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, backache, fainting dizzy spells. It is a Godsend to weak, sickly, run-down people. Cure guat anteed. Only 50c. atH. L. Tucker's | drug Store. New Court House. Rockville Reflex, 16. Let the county court submit plans and specifications, so the taxpayer® will know for what they are voting. We contended before that the county court had made a fatal mie take by asking the taxpayers to vote ou a “blind” proposition. We are satisfied that a proposition submitted in the above mapnuef would receive more votes in this part of the county than did the other proposition. It is not policy for® county so amply able as Bates It is a plain proposition and ® court house should be built. “Every Cloud Has 4 6:8 ” a Silver Lining. The clouds of bad blood envelope humanity have a silver lining in the shape of a specific toremove them. his 4 Sarsaparilla, America’s Greatest Medicitit which drive: s out all empurities from tht blood, of either sex or ary age- last Saturday night conducted by | County to pay rent forcounty offices. &