The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 20, 1900, Page 1

yOL. XXU. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, Lowest Prices for Goods. 20° si The newest weaves at popuiar prices. Jacquard weaves 25c up. Colored Dress Goods, The proper things for fancy dresses or tailor made suits. | he good kind we keep, extra qualities at 75c, $1, 1 colored Waist Silks, gstly plain, some stripe and polka dots, come and see them. olf Skirtings 4 Very popular, some choice things. adies and Misses Jackets A splendid variety in new stylish designs and at fascinating low prices. Fur Collarettes The very latest designs and lots of them, they are priced low too. | Blanke We knew they would be higher so placed our order early in the spring before they went up. You will get the benefit. All wool materials 29¢ up. ie Farm For SaLe acres, SO acres ut 500.—160 ration, 8O acres in pasture water, good stone house, good stable and other out buildings. good young or- chard just bear. For further information, EK. Jensives. Biue Mound, Kan. bezinning to ddress, Waxtrep—Man for ¢ intendent: office yp ounty Super- sition, salary, expenses and permanent opening. sh security erintendent, s City, Mo. itor’s Awful Plight. ins. Editor Seneca. H1., 3 afflicted years with Piles that no doctor or remedy help- ed until he tried Bueklen’s Arnica Salve, the best in the world. He Writes, two boxes wholly cured him Infallible for] ‘ anteed. : Tucker. Ss. Was for letter from her T. Steele received a visiting sister, Mrs. Ed Johnson at Lisci The letter stated that hildren his wife, who is near Tem- ple, Texas. she and her « and her father, eT. Wak, escaped the storm. When the report of the ter- that cities in had all rible storm visited Galveston and other Texas reached here Mr. Steele was very much wor- ried over his family.—Nevada Post. Endured Death's Agonies. Garrettson of San Antonio, Tex., to lie down when attacked by Asthma, from which he suffered for years. He writes his misery was often so great that it seemed he endured the ies of death: but Dr. King’s scovery for Consumption wholly cured him. This marvelous medicine is the only known cure for Asthma as well as Consumption, Coughs and colds, and all throat chest and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed. H. L. Tucker, dru Public Sale. The undersigned will sell at public auction at his premises 2 miles due west of Passaic, and 6 miles north- west of Butler, on OCTOBER 4, 1900, the following property to-wit: One ‘Table Linens We have had a splendid business in this line, our values at 20, 25, 30, 35, 39, 45, 50, 58, 65c etc., are extra. Table oil cloth, the 18c¢ kind for 14c. ‘Carpets, Curtains _ The new fall goods are open, the styles and prices are right. Underwear For everybody. We carry an immense stock of under- wear, made up of the best values in this country. See our ladies special at 25c. Men’s wool fleeced at 50c. 3 e Topsy Hosiery There is no make of hosiery equal to the celebrated “Topsy”? brand they wear better and stay black and the prices are right. See our boys ‘‘buckskin’”’ at 25c, equals others at 55c. Notions At old prices, 5c, 6 1-2, 7 1-2, 8 1-3, 10, 12 1-2c, same} qualities as when cotton was at its lowest. e e ee Men’s Furnishings New shirts, neckwear, etc., the best 50 and 75c overalls. Shoes at $2.00 and $2.50 which are unequaled for style, quality and wear, guaranteed in every way. pate ges Come in and see us as we have made preparations to do Mmmense fall business and our choice stock of goods the low prices asked are doing it. McKIBBENS, SIDE SQARE. roan mare in foal by horse, one sor- rel mare in foal by jack, one 2-year- old filley, one 3-year-old filley, Wy- coff; one mare mule, one span mules three years old, one mule two years old, one yearling mule, one sucking mule, one milk cow, two yearlings, 3 calves, 22 head of hogs, + brood sows heavy with pig, one road wag- on, 2 farm wagons, one Deering mower, one sulky hay rake, one corn planter, one set double buggy har- ness, two stirring plows, 16-inch; one cultivator, one double shovel, one 3-section harrow. onerick oats straw from 20 acres, 15 acres timothy hay in stack, 20 bushels of oats in bin. Terms: All sums under $5 cash in hand, over $5 a credit of 10 months will be given without interest if paid when due, ifnot so paid to draw 8 per cent from date. 5 per cent dis- count forcash. Note to bear ap- proved security. W. M. WALLS. ly a roaring fire enabled J. M.. | hibit. SEPTEMBER 20, Virginia Items. We heard it : What hap; jotted it down, and out of town A Bryan club was organized Satar- day night. A good crowd wa ent. W. 0. Jackson of Butler, spoke The club meets again Monday 1 and good speakers will be tl Some of people from Mz our dit is not <d to hear, news they land, the stronghold of can n presiden Novy Hinson is going to school at Mulberry 8. The you he christian money to puta rch. B. Burris of Lexington, Ky., is visiting t amily of James Cuzick Arthur and fat of near Mapleton, K his cou Gus Rape last the corn crop in t} Miss Icy with friends at John Huss) at Austin. Morton Lamb’s house. Guy Park Butler Mond W.S. Par neighborhood Julius Heckadon Uncle Peter Crook farm for visited Jenkins spent Sunday Austin spending this week Jenkins has rented Dr started to school at » Co. is in our rented 1901 0. M. Drysdale has a pair of scales that weighs what you buy and tells has | the gre the | you what it is worth all at the same | time. The populists met Monday night of this week and organized a club. The following are the committeemen LF. are for this township: Jas. Crook Harperand R. Foster. Th three full populists: every their bodies are filled with populist blood. Their situation in the town- ship give th with their nei in the north vein in n weight and power ht bors. part of James Crooks the township among the republicans, R. Foster to the southez publicans near him and B. F. Harper in southwest. so look for some work from this committee. The people around Virginia are all talking street fair. Many are getting | mighty dangerous. people of Bates « Che Butler Weekly Times. Street Fair. mtile Co ¥£ Ss as eap as reshing AY e t > fac- i s © lowest prive } sughly posted and tlways = = = < e vouT = I w and ~ > Bates un ~ k whalt = rs * Savers &€ S l ries and car- Hr Kingman ¢ ' and gang x] 5. ~ ’ ecialty of s stea 3, Saw s = 5.1 snes ,nown s s i give = } pss s v ‘ wing e ties, wes iwagon v iwor leensware. glass id the CHEAPEST PLACE ON EARTH s cou ‘ = tra they are u it Str Fair, v we can our Savers & Sco bugries and Hummer and ng plows. We are wours truly Best stallion, 3 y la : 100 pure Havana cigz over, first, F-» nies } | 5.00 second, 2 D014 » party ex any sex, 1 year and ; umber children under, Ist 2 00 2nd, 1 00 ¢ _ Best mule colt 1 family 1 30 14 in. Satter]; v 14 00) ] china salad dish, prettiest Best are or mt ir eountry m1 ried w i $ Ou nd over, 1 t tor, (Butler bar 20 yo | 1 fancy AOE SEONE, a lor lamp, le 2s and ', bu. best heaviest he 6 06 100% Golden Crown flour, having most boyson (bakers excluded) s1 sund, 3 faney parlor loaves best bread me ; brooms, 1 25 Golden Crown flour, 2 30| Widow having most girls on 1 6-qt freezer, prettiest country the ground, 6 brooms 240 girl under 18, 3.501 Best collection of ve ables CONSOLATION PRIZE, We will give a beautiful lamp valued at $15.00 to the one, in our judgement. meriting it. ‘A Powder Mill Explosion Removes everything in sight: drastic mineral pills, but both No need to dyn- amite your body when Dr. King’s New Life Pills do the work so easily and perfectly. Cures headache. con- are stipation. Only 25 cents at H. L. | Tucker's, Druggist. The Globe-Democrat in a corres- : = | st quite a number of re- eatables, others things ready to ex- } | east McKinley ballots in November.” We think Virginia will place their mark bright enough to we vic- tor. talking street fair, the big boys are fixing their buggies with new paint, the girls are getting new hats. Look for a big crowd from here. AARON. The little boys and girls are | Butler to-day con- tains this statement: “In Rich Hill are men outspoken for Mckinley who voted for Bryan. The officers of the republican organization count 150 Bryan voters of 1896 who will pondence from If all the Globe-Democrat’s political information is ona par with this statement, Bryan's election is as certain as that the sun will rise on Nov. 6. Even republicans here are | mirthful over this bit of Munchau- senism.—Review. WILLIAMS BROS. KANSAS CITY'S CARNIVAL, The Finest Fall Festival Ever Given in the West. ty is preparing Kansas ( a great entertainment of program € the people during Carnival week, the first week in October. Four great attractions are being prepared un- der the direction of the Karnival Krewe and the Priests of Pallas. The big program for the week is as fol- lo Tuesday evening, October 2— Priests of Pallas Parade. Wednesday evening. October 3.— Priests of Pallas Ball in Convention Hall. Thursday afternoon, October 4.— Karnival Krewe's grotesque and trades parade. Friday evening. October 5.—Kar- | nival Krewe’s grand mask ball in i Convention Hall. = A choice new lot of notions just opened. We only keep | 5 the good things and at popular low prices. 3 | Canton Flannels e Gram Baking Powder An absolutely pure and healthful baking powder. Scientifically prepared from the most highly re- fined ingredients. Does not contain alum, lime or other adulterant. Unequalled in strength. Note.—All cheap baking powders contain slum. Alum is a concen poison, the use of which = food is prohibited in many cities, and should be inal PRICE’S BAKING POWDER CHICAGO. 4g