The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 1, 1900, Page 1

¢ Butler Weekly xx BUTLER, MISSOURI, —YOL. XXII. 1900. DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK IN DOUBTFUL STATES. Another article that will awaken general interest is that on, The First | Flight of Count Zeppelin’s Air Ship, | by Eugene Wolfe, the Count’s assist- | ant and companion in the trial. Only | by such an explanation as is there ive by an eye witness of most of given, aided by the accompanying 3 events described is sure tocom-| phetographs showing the design of jattention at a time when the the ship andits appearance in full ofallthe world are turned to flight, can Count Zeppelin’s marvel e most timely artic EE sogasine for November, is Woman's Diary of the of sin, by Mrs. E K. Low ry, one of besieged missionaries in the lega- Jast summer. This vivid nar- % Siege Summary of Situation Seems to Assure Bryan’s Election. New York, Oct. 29.—Summing up eee Teio in & tage cence | of conairaction and achievement be | +n. poli of the doubtful states, the isory from original: - | appreciated. New York Journal will say to-mor- a row: “Mr. Bryan will be elected. The general result in thecountry at large will be greatly affected by th jot a vast majority of th | WILLIAMS BR 0S. ONLY $64 00. We will sell you FOR CASH for the next two weeks, your choice of wagons, either the toward Boer republ the Irish American vote, formerly republican, now democratic on aceount of the administrat »ro-British policy, fain, Birdsell and Peoria Wagons, ‘Bor $64.00. manufactured. ‘| SCARS OF WAGONS, These are only special prices for the These three wagons are as good if not the best ee it impossible to re elect since the time of Grant “Twenty thousand votes cast for Bryan in certain doubtful st 1886 wo 1 example, : Kentucky would twelve elect¢ Indiana of ¢ for Mr. Bry We have just gotten a pre dwe want them to go. Woot Cash as we are overloaded on wagons, besides we want : in fifteen electoral votes. m to advertise them more. The other states in which compara- 3 tively small changes would have 1 2 entirely reversed the result are Cali- 7 Delaware, Oregon and West J ] Virginia ‘The elections in Vermont and Maine show an increase in the democratic vote in the neighborhood We will sell you Suecess Sulky plow - $28.00. Chee recent Kingman Commodore high lift 32.00. ee gry mn ae Now in the state of Illinois a dem- Hummer Sulky, best on earth, 38.00. ocratic increase of 15 per cent over the vote of 1896 will carry the state. If 10 per cent of the republicans should, as we know will, refrain from such as voting, the state is Bryan's. : The state of Ohio, with its twenty- Gasoline] three electoral votes, can be earried by un increase of 5 per cent of the 1896 vote. Bear in mind that in Ohio 110,000 votes were cast last year for Mayor Jones, who is stump- ing for Bryan. A 12 per cent change will carry Michigan, a state which has the largest Holland vote of any of our commonwealths and in which the German voters almost hold the balance of power. Wisconsin, which is essentially Ger- man, was carried by McKinley in 1896 by a very heavy majority, re versing its verdict of 1892, when it was carried for Cleveland. A change of 18 percent in the vote of that state will be essential tocarry it, but the indications of German support of the democratic ticket promise such result. Minnesota in 1896 gave McKinley a heavy majority, but at the next suc- ceeding election was carried by the fusion candidate for governor, John iV g Lind, who is now making an earnest Come and give us a trial. Yours, Truly, pedis cumaes ac Renee” Soe state, too, has a heavy foreign pop- ulation, and in it the anti-imperialist S/and anti-trust arguments have proved particularly effective. Republicans have no confidence of 2 success in these states, and to-day & are making their strongest effort in Illinois, filling it full of their most - prominent speakers and arran | Tallies and parades in all quarte Above prices are cost for cash. We are headquarters for all heavy machinery Mills, Feed Mills, Corn Shellers, Steam and ines, Grist Mills or anything in the impiement or heavy uchinery line. If you will cast aside all long stories regarding our hs and our way of doing business told you by our com- itors and come to us and buy your implements, Wagons, Buggies &c., we will give you the best goods made and save Joumoney. You should know when old firms have had he own way for years and have been getting their own for their goods, that they would do most anything in it power to keep others from cutting into their business, youmay know when they assail us on our goods, what ar object is. The manufacturers of the Corliss Safe have a standing offer of Fve thousand dollars for information that it can or even has been opened in a burglarious attack. They have one million dollars capital to back up their statement. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern which is not afraid to be generous. The | proprietors of Dr. K *s Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds . have given away over ten million Protection offered by trial bottles ar ave the satisfac- | tion of knowi has cured thou-| sands of Asthma, | | bronchitis, la H | chest j at, 22,000 Ibs. tht, 6 feet. api, 5 feet. 5 feet. Farmers bank —————————— KaANsascny J. A Holden. ) thieves, Chas. and K p Ado T. LOUIS OMAHA CAPITAL, $300,000. ®VANS-SNIDER-BUEL-CO. > 4% Live Stock Commission Agent, FOR THE PURCHASE noon 2 AND SALE OF CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. ey to loan to responsible parties on approved security at reasonable in Special Attention to Stockers and Feeders, and all Native Trade. 7). Drovers Telegram or Kansas City Star furnished our patrons. j | Democrat. 4 NE OFFER you UNEQUALED SERVICE AND ABSOLUTE SAFETY. at, We have done a big cloak business this fal “the/¢lean out all cloaks Nov. First, while wry Carter,|they have bought, ity! and| purchases early. aller Cash Department \tor At less than manufacturers Cost. pletely demolished, the knife used indiscrimin- ately. No reserve, all must go. NICE celebrated NEW STYLES the say a cut in prices it means a cut, not that they have horbitant prices with the intention of cutting it 1 Prices ecom- alf make. Whe been marked in two. Yo money by trading with a house that has one price to all. READ CAREFULLY THE SIZES Fine brocaded, new style, sizes $32, 34, 36 and 3x, 32, 34, 36, 38 Heavy navy blue and black, sizes Dark navy blue, sizes 2-32, , 2-36, 1-38, Fine Oxfor gray, sizes 2-32, 2-34, 2-36, 1-38, Black Beaver, sizes 2-52, 4-34 - - Custor Kersey, sizes 1-32, 1-34, 1-36, 1-38 Fine mode, sizes 1-52, 1-34, 1-36, 1-58 a zm Black Melton, raw edge, 1-32, 2-34, 2-36, 1-38, 1-40 Black beaver sattine 1-52, 1-34 application - Fine mode melton, 1-32, 2-34, 1-36, application Royal blue melton, 1-52, 2-54, 2-36, application Havan brown, 1-32, 2-34, 2-36, 1-38, application Black melton, 1-32, 2-34, application - Heavy Oxford gray 1-32, 1-34, - - Royal blue 1-32, 1-34, very fine - - Mode and tan, 1-32, 1-34, fine melton - Tan venitian 1-32, 1-36, very fine - - AND PRiGéS. $3.50 now 3.50 now £.25 now t.48 now $98 now 6.98 now 6.98 now 7.48 now 8.48 now 9.85 now 9.85 now 9.85 now 9.85 now 10.85 now 14.48 now 14.48 now 14.48 now Misses. Fine green and tan mix 2-14, 2-16, 1-18 New shades, tan and green, 2-14, 2-18, Fine red boncle, 1-14, 2-16, 3-14, 2-16 Fine red melton, 2-14. 2-18, Fine gray mix 3-18, 0 Samples. Blue, 1-32, 2-54, 2-56, good value Black, 1-32, 1-54 Black melton, 1-32, 1-34, 1-56, Black beaver, 1-54, 1-: Royal blue melton, 1-34, Havana brown braided, 1-54, 1-56, Fine castor, 1-34, 1-56. Oxford, plaid back, 1-52, 1-54, 1-56, Red melton, 1-52 D4, Royal blue, 1-: } Twenty old styles, the Prices will do them no goo: $2.48 now 2.98 now $.48 4.48 4.98 now now now Odds an now now now ‘ now 10.00 now 10.00 now 10.00 now 10,00 now 10.00 now 10.00 now Ladies Misses and Childrens Cloaks The Greatest Cloak Sale of the Sear BEIFELD Big line of Ladies Fur Collaretts just arrived, bought at | S 8.90 8.90 8.90 8.90 9.90 12.50 12.59 12.50 umence to not after iake your a price.