The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 13, 1900, Page 8

ae i i i i cA SARE ARENA i cine cre bani eb ATEN: re Sucsennisonake=sedneeaee ~BUTL ER STREET FAIR, County Day Planned. Democratic Rally, Barbacue, |... and Prominent Speakers. Will Be the Biggest and Best Exposi- tion Ever Held in Bates County. 1e executive committee having in the Butler Street Fair, is do- very hard a effective work. ese gentlemen meet nearly every and are devotir Imost their whole time tot even to the Gov. Dockery will be with us. | rele" of thelr le Cause private bua wing forth ex- siness efforts are br Because the dates contlicted w thleellent results More money was 5 {raised than last year d @ muc h the street fair, Hon. A. M. Dockery) poor number and gr rvariety of has canceled his ® 20th appoint-| premiums are offered > specia - \free street exhibitions are larger anc f- Batios end Ric q| tree street exhibitio ment for Butler and Ri Hil eee ieeehant it the town will give us a date it orate a booth he exhibits sroducts. poulty and stock This he promised J. E idea des dole ereatand chairman Democratic cou visitors will be here mittee, who was in St. Lou 2 hemselves. In fact the be turned over to pleasure I campaign com Tee our days and eyeryt ean met in Butler Monday o}to our guests. If their is a man, wo- n jan or child in Bates county who have a big rally at the it Is tocome to the tler Street miss the half of on the date Mr. Dockery names jt she or it will effort will be made by the tee | ce hat IMPORTANT NOTICE togetupa big bart atl o-casion, and la secured the free 1 f beautiful ev democratic club in t ~ce of woodlar across the road \trom Mr. T vho wish to h’s for all tl ome ar camp ity of wa ble man on guar tojoin and help make itast Smit success ri ie street fe should have such a meeting as will|shade, ar | dav } pee ? histor ;aa go down in Se *O") Tf you have'nt a tent you ean pro- biggest day of all|cure one from the committee at a the county as the ae jsmall cost. €ome and br your = |family and frie enjoy the near ae jmost attractive fair in southwest | Missouri. jclose at hand for 5c per day, per | bead Card of Thanks. sincere neleh- I desire to express my |thanks to those friends and bors who were so kind and consider- jate to my wife in her long illness and ve such comfort and assistance at the hour of our deepest affliction in jher death J. A. Copp ‘and Works off the Cold. Stops the Cold harsh and dry scalp was full of « omb out. A Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets ure a cold in one day. No aan sara around the bac ud was bald on the top of her f ® rice 25 cents was only two or three inche pay. Price nts. CUTICURA SOAP and some CUT : Te a ntment, and her hair has come in thick and Washington, Sept 6.—Richard assoftasaiik, Mas. A. DOWNEY, Alfred,O. | ()}; s striking arraignment of M Kinleyism and his decision to work and vote for the success of the demo- cratic national ticket, coupled with the published letter of William I Wilsen of West Virginia, who is also for Bryan, have ministration | ‘Warm shampoos with Ccricwka Soap and light dress- inge with Coricexa, purest of emollients, will clear the scalp and hair of crusts, scales, and dandruff, soothe irritated and itching surfaces. discomfited the ad- eT eeeeeeeeeeerwsy 1 A. He CULVER. j ; ade Funeral Director. HUTCHISON, Licenesed Embalmer. o— JNO. WITH THE OFFER BUTLER CASH DEPARTMENT STORE. —o— Allorders ¢ ittended to prompt- ly, day or night. 7 » best hearse in the county. Terms: CASH OR ON CREDIT. RRR PRR RAR RRRLIRPAL RRR PP BRB RA TRLEPHONE--Night, 109; Day, No. Good pasture can be had | eure, no Y$2O0900299909OOOTOOOOOOOR. SPECIAL PREMIUMS JOE MEYER, THE CLOTHIER, FOR THE BUTLER STREET FAIR. NOTHING LIKE IT IN BUTLER. Mis- Stock of Goods The Biggest Stere in Southwest souri. Fall Now Ready fer New Inspection. Now that the Butler street fair will days ind thousands open ina visitors will be here to see the sights and take look at o beautiful | town and business houses. In this connection THE TIMES feels it would be derelict in duty did it not he ei all visitors to the fair to eall and} inspect the Butler Cash Department } mammoth during } Store » doors of this institution will be wide the fair ar ones will be giv: all visitors a cordial weleome to call and inspec tl r new fa rods. A full pe store appears on anoth of this pi This adve will give you t idea of the many afair lines of goods this big store carries, the low prices, et« the want to fair vou while at the miss this big store. The mana welvo ment will eyoua a and the energetie and polite sale willtake pleasure in showing you through the departments. Excursions. We, the undersigned ) muscle and brains, but not sufficient cash to spend a month on the shore, have decided to pack shawl strap and bandana, tal families and spend four days in But ler seeing the Free Street Fair counting the wrinkles on the camel's riding Our possessors of nea the elephant, ete. nose, | places of business will be closed and | we hope while we are away RO One) gay and ch will spring an a shoe,! and found break a ft, or \ pipe | ©. Tc No preventing >, We are witho all be at home reat tivities of our respective call w, Sept. 29. rious i+ ings Saturday morni Vayrrees. Bros C.5. Ewin H. 8. Moss, W. M. GRANGER, E, W. Bainey, 4 oS. WEDDLE, \. CHAMBERS, T. W. Leaa, H. B. Ropixson One To Cure Take Laxative Br lets drug if it fails to cure. ) nature is on each box, a Cold in Day ED BY EOE For the heavest hog any age or breed, When you say your blood is impure Three fine Shirts, value = - $3.75 and appetite poor yvouare admitting your need of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Second best selection of Jellies, Begin taking it at once. Fine silk Muffler. value ie ie $2.00 Judge DeArmond is making an active canvass. Last week he spoke at Cassville, where an inimense old settlers picnic was being held, to acres of people. On his return he spoke to a large crowd in the opera house at Monett. Later he spoke at Houston, in Texascounty, and has a number of other appointments out of his districts, under the auspices of the state committee. The people are quite zealous in the cause of democ- everywhere he goes.—Clinton Best bull any age or breed, Second fine fur Hat, Second premium, cow amy age or Fine Fedora hat, v Second best herd, racy . ‘Srbune. Rain proof overcoat, value - - Stetson’s fall style hats now in Second best Stailion under 3 years old, 0. American Clothing House One fine shirt, walt Second best mare or gelding 3 yee Editor’s Awful Plight. One fine shirt, valu F. M. Higgins, itor Seneca, Il., News, was afflicted for years with ; Iding Piles that no doctor or remedy help- Best mare or ge’ 2 ed until he tried Bucklen’s Arnica One pair fine pants, value os $4.90 Salve, the best in the world. He] Second premium fine shirt. value - $1.25 writes, two boxes wholly cured him. | ? Infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed. | Second best colt any sex, 1 year and under 2, Only Sold by H. L. Tucker, | One fine Shirt, value - -- §1.25 Drugg ocessd.sesabacteostoassesooosseansostossSesese Second best pole team either carr One fine shirt, Second best Spruce Items. The people of this section are busi- ly engaged in fall plowing. Mrs. M. Callahan was bitten by a copperhead snake last week. Fred Shillinger has been the past week. Austin Radford Davis farm and is house Rurl county One fine veste suit, ris comtest will take place Wed: (Tt quite sick | has bought the} building a new Bates has | Logan, formerly of Oklahoma, bought him a new threshing machine. The broom corn crop northwest of | Spruce is about harvested. The celebration at Appleton City | Friday was grand. Misses Josephine Stevenson is talk- ing of moving to Kansas City. now of r00000000< Fine Beaver dress overcoat, Herd, premium to consist of 1 bull and 4 cows or heifers Genuine Irish frieze ulster, overcoat value $12.00 under 3 years old. value - - single driver. one fine shirt, For best boy rider 6 to 7 years old. Butler barred, No premiums exchanged for other goods. naa a eg All our New Fall Suits and Overcoats in Stock. a Make our store your headquarters during your visit to the Great Street Fair. JOE MEYER, Ab Young is talking of working up coal on a large scale. Fronrz. | 2POSCSOOSSHOOSOSOOSSSCSSRE value $12.00 value - = - $2.00. breed, alue - - $3.00 $5.00 le - - $1.25 ars old and over, 1e ~ x $1.25 iage or buggy, $1.25 $125 value - - $6.00 neaday secend day of the fair ) value - rtisement of this} | “| | ES2oUEEV SSS Dry Goo: North Side of Square. | r | L. sard it and t happ Miss Anne jalso Rev. Smith | the guest of Mr | Miss BL W | irrer | | B. F. Cumifor 8 rad » Spri j ooh a Ur Will Sr }last week district. and wa We saw a notice Be the post office ca iblican cl mi 13th Condition ican f dollar bad this me st. Lor on four Vears 2 tt staken ie acai ; it the ISth rman 11 vearsold de ng gentleman bbs rom ¢e¢hu . Sep it be a public meet the tl best girl a present were we On Sat q 7:30 p.m. there will ing at Virginia f Let everyone who is ir ing the American flag as an emblem of liberty, and opposed to making it |the emblem of imperialism and op- pression, and a a government of the people, people and by the people, attend the ting and everyone wh mee has to use the 45c dollar made so by repub- lican legislation. a cordial invitation is @ d to join our club of cattle ing their flax seed to market The supper Thursday night ed $2 were present The base ball game berry and Virginia Saturday, ginia. The boys had a lively score Virginia 11, Mulberry 9 Don't forget the ice cream supper at Mt. Carmel Thursday night. Sept 13. The Virginia band will be there. | Mrs. Mike Maloney orders Tue | Ties sent to her brother R. B. Hall jat ElDorado Springs, so he can hear from his old home Miss Rachel Park sends Tae Times to her nephew. Miner Pyle, Austin, Cass county The mother north of Virginia. has no objection to her son hauling ‘lee’ in her new buggy this hot weather. AARON. Mul- between time: Ballard Breezes. M. W. Anderson & Co., threshed in this neighborhood last week. I. S. Koontz is cutting corn for T. N. Hendrix, with one of those im- proved cutters: it does fine work Homer Hendrix has a new buggy. Prof. R. Belisle toots horn at M. N. Teeter’s, as he is practicing He plays with the Ballard and Culver. Noble, Patrick, Shelton and Rich- ardson attended the great republican rally at Sedalia. Thos. Murray and family visited his wife’s people in St.Clairlast week Ira Fowler went toClinton one day last week. where he purchased the the THE CLOTHIER. stuff for the ice cream picnic last Saturday night. J. B. Gates had relatives visit him from Montrose and Piper last week. Mrs. Fowler and baby visited home folks, Hoover's, in Henry county a; few days last week. Sam Hendrickson brought in the THE SPOT CASH STORE lially invites everybody to come in and Cloaks, when fitting up for the great Street made Shoes, and a complete stock of Groceries, and will save you money by making you the lowest prices, one price and the BIS SSS sel eyooe eee eae aicgi@iEig gig (eeelele (al c oined the Mark ons of silver 100 ets n do ae lares give his purpose of organizing a F and Stevenson club: able speak will be present avor of keep- ll who are in favor of for the J. D. ©. Wolfe and son {Walter stayed Monday night near Spruce, wherethey purchasedabunchi J. ¢ A number of our farmers are haul- clear- Quite anumber from Butler at Vir- }4th Sunday. { j look at Made We have a bi; Capes, and Tailor Suits, Fair. a line of custom best pric ie. SPOT CASH STORE, Butler, Missouri, BENNET -WHEI MERC. 6O,, DEALERS IN Hardware. Groceries Stovea, Bugging ur Feed, ete, ; Wire, Nails. F Buggies, Buggies, Buggig We sived a car prettiest buggies. road w, ive just rec x wagons that wer Butler and are m 1© unheard of prices on same, Og stock is entirely too larg and ip der to reduce same at once we e you a bargain in most anyt Y line, e the Racine buggies which cannot be orne r the money iy. Wagons, Wagons, rs s S piletor were ura toe “Aart Saas ee We are just receiving two cans @ wagons and have the bes ngs was down looking | made We handle the Peter $e esher He and his wife! tier, Mitchell, Weber and JohaD ion associat wagous. Please call and see us wh ood stock. You will find our prices as low as we have ir alter a barrels for Lon > ways sorghum " lowest. U1 re savs I s elected at Mas x. A cool start Stoves, Stoves, Stoves, Reig Rathod 4 iding We have just gotten out our lined room, as our schooliscrowded. Talk | stoves and can show you the fi it up and it this fal We | line of stoves and ranges that will move i charge to the tax-| | a I Be J Stn bisa ever shown in Bates county. W the Garland and Peninsla ie N. Board t handle rk ai ad of poultry to Clinton for Fowler and J. B. Bas-|line of ranges with Planished @ib ker took one for L Kersey Two | bodies, which does not rust like loads almost every week gofrom here handle @ Peninsular and Peoria, have a full line of hot blast stoves far large stock of the cae old style. In Oaks, we to Clinton, The ice cream supper at Thos. Wil liams’s Saturday night for benefit of the B. & 3S. band was well attended will teach Garland coal and a Miss Gertrude Asberry brated “Wilson Heaters.” If nek the Bryan school near Peter Creek.|. re of y ki i Claybourn Stuckey and wife Sun-|'7& ® Stove of any ind don’t aa see us, as we have the la pat ston in town and prices down at the bo dayed at Gartin’s after attending the ice cream supper Saturday night Lloyd Chenneworth has a dandy tom. We are headquarters for school new bu, : bought it of Ira Fowler house and church stoves. sooker Powe and family have moved to their home inSpruce town-}| ship, where they are welcomed by a} Harness, Harness. host of friends, as they were raised| Now don’t think because we say@ there. 1 ss ittle about harness that we haw Mrs. Radford reports our school as ar eas pi f and running over. So let’s do} @¥it handling them for we have net our duty, move it here and enlarge| We have one of the largest stocks if it so we can better accommodate all. | We met a number of old-time friends Saturday night Bates county and prices lower t anybody. We have sold over 1@ Peter J. Hermann was down a few | t* this year which would indicat nignts ago to have a finger lanced We are seh Noble and family Sundayed | ing single harness from $5 up. in the country. Groceries and Queensware. tev. King will preach at Walnut well stock next Sund W. B. Morlan was out looking over : groceries and queensware and if you you wil his farm a few days ago. John Spears was over from Peter| have never traded with us Creek. He reports the crops as fine. | find that it will pay you to get our says Jesse will run a saw and corn fee: mill at Mayesburg. pr market for any Ira Fowler bought quite a lot of|thing in these lines. We have just 1arge of ow t and areis better shape to sell vou than ever. that we sell them right We havea selected es when in the chickens of Mrs. Wheeler this week Mrs. Dr. Colson of Spruc at McClenney’s last week. A number are hauling apples tothe Piper mills for cider. Poindexter bought » Knorp sale _S. Arbuckle is buying calves. He boug of Mr. Hooper iller and Robt. Hill have our thanks for peaches Sell Bros. are having several hun- dred shocks of corn put up. Gartin went to the railroad y. after goods for Kiersey Murray built a fine flue put a young lady in « visited quhensware departme Flour and Feed. ays keep a vasanton and alot of hogs at good stock of Zutler Mille mill prices om Have just received & and shorts from the mills which you will find better thy fro the ourand will car of bran Pleasanton much an feed you get most mills Th os forge for blacksmith Teeter Remember our prices are as good all kinds of country #y and we pay cash as well a8 you want dry Mrs. T. N. Hendrix and returned home from the north Fr evening by rail. T. N. and a brother from the Indian Ty., came overland They had been to see a brother, who goods, clothing or boots and shoes, was very ill. we will give you orders for same at W. B. Cole of Appleton City, visit- |... 4 - rade prices ed home folks here Sund Oak son } as can be t produce for same and if trade Don't fail to come in to our street fair as we are going to havea big So make up minds to quit work a few days and take in the fair arid we will try and help you 0 have a good time. Make our store your headquarters while in the city. We have lots of room and plenty of ice water and will be glad to see you. Basket meeting at Grove the Bring full baskets. se ime. your Pat be roused to its natural duties and your biliousness, headache and constipation be cured if you take | Respectfully, ‘Hood’s Pills BENNETT-WHEELER MER. C@ { —— | Leader of Low Prices. | bee