The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 20, 1900, Page 10

eresareae: Watch Night Meeting. | BEAUTIFUL SKIN | . Soft White Hands Luxuriant Hair tic ira Arrangements are being made for ja union meeting, to be held at the | M. E. church, South, Monday, Dec. 1. It is expected that this will be jof very The following gentlemen have con- | | sented to speak on progress in vari jous departments during the nit | tee nth centary | | J.S. Taylor on Education. | | J. D. Allen on the Press. ‘The most effective skin purifying and beanti- E.G. Zey, M. D., on Medicine. | fying soap in the world, as weil 4s purest and ; ‘| Ae 58 ie sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. The W. 0. Atkeson on Civic Reighteou great interest. only preventive of pimples, blackheads, red, | ness. rough, and oily skin, red, rough hands with So ere ee ae itching palms and shapeless nails, dry, thin, S. T. Divinia on Religious Unitica and falling bair, and simple baby blemishes, | tion. because the only preventive of the cau inflammation and clogging of the Por! The meeting will begin at 9 p.m. Each subject will oceupy twenty min- utes, with ten minutes for discussion and comment. The time from 11:30 to 12 will be spent in conference and Sold everywhere. Porter D & C.C rope., Bow oon iis Widows nlecate tein, Sisade’ set Mets. bons PHO CULVER. Funeral Director | he: prayer. JNO. HUTCHISON, The gas wolls if Indiana are play- Licenesed Embalmer. The people in Logansport ing out. PRACTICAL AT Lowest Prices AT M’KIBBENS. We have been getting together the re. |suitable for the holidays can be sure the styles. variety from le each te $1.2 Our kid gloves ‘are the best in the Mittens at 10, 15c, at $1 country «, 5O0c and up. ‘ « « 4 ¢ « —o— 4 a with THE z and Decatur, who have been using } (jnatural gas since ISS7 are re- BUTLER CASH x turning to wood and coal. uuu DEPARTMENT STORE. ¢ Jas. Shroyer, oneof Bates county's | = : substantial citizens, residing near | % Ailorders attendedto prompt- 4] Hume, and a good friend and sub-| 4 ly, day or night. The best ,) seriber to THe Times, called yester- hearse in the county. day and renewed i Terms: CASH OR ON CREDIT. to 50c. Montrose Review, 14.—Dr. E. 8. Ballard, of Butler, and Miss Gertrude | Keynon were married at the home of, the bride, at Albany, Mo., Tuesday morning, lith, and came}, 109; Day, No. 52. | ») ght, A Big Hog. Dacember Among a lot of hogs bought of Sid }to Montrose, arriving on Tuesday Ehart, a farmer living near Nyhart,/evening train. The wedding w | by L. Paddock, of this city, |complete surprise to vr. Ballar was one of the Poland-China breed | people here. The bride has visited in pounds. Montrose in the esteemed as an accomplis lady. Dr. E. S. Ballard is well known here where his father resides, which weighed 790 His porkship was too big for shipment to the market on account of fear of Paddock had it past and is highly ied young} losing it and Mr. and has | slaughtered in Butler and rendered] host of friends and well wishers. into lard. If you have a bigger|Heis earnest and studious in his! swine than this, trot him out hosen profession, and has a very — ir practice in our neighboring city | him and congratu-! of Butler. We wish matrimonial venture, sridan, the veteran edi- , Spirit, Barney SI tor of the Pi joy in a, Kan makes Mr. Bryan an offer of $6,000 a yearjlate him on the wise choice he has to edit his paper. The Spirit is one} made for a life partner. May life's | of the best weekly papers in Kansas. | choicest blessing attend the happy pair. Oren Jenkins and Miss Etta Her- | Cashmere and Fleeced gloves 15¢ Hoods and fascinators Pillow tops. ) Silk umbrellas. | Stock collars. Fancy ribbons. Special Taffeta ribbon, wide, | Fine Topsy Hosiery. Everything in underwear. to $1 | Table covers, chenille and tapestry. “| Lace door panels. ; Side combs 5c to $1 per pair. Pompadour combs 15e up. |Special lot 40 brilliants for 25c. Silk and velvet belts. ; Belt buckles and lace pins. | Ladies lace neckties. lie yd. Fine black dress goods. Golf skirtings and plaid skirtinsg. rell were united in marriage at the} A young man in the southern part | 70"! bri le’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John|of the state advertised uader an as-| Special all wool 45 inch dress goods F. Herrell, in Adrian, on Monday,|sumed name for a wife. His sister } ae T5e per yd. Dee. 19th, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., Rev. | answered the advertisement, also un-| French flannels for waists. J. A. Smith, of Dayton, officiating. |der an assumed name, and they ex-| Paney silk waist patterns. A bountiful wedding supper was|changed photographs. Now the old | 5Peckl 7 a silks at T5¢ a yd. spread by Mrs. Herrell. The groom | folks are disgusted to think there are | one fare for round trip, and the citizens of witness, not a convert. at Taigupo. | iis evewitness says the gove Jefferson their homes to the te have City hers. will open| T nor at is & prosperous young farmer of] two such fools in the same family.— | Mound township, the bride a pretty | Ex. 58e per yd, half bleached. ane a within the next two weeks. and amiable young lady, Tae Times Special all linen valuesat50c and 88e | (000 sadin ay i ; 7 “7 Sade con earalntions ates ar eet per yd, bleached. ae pes cane g re aapae oe We do not say that we will sell you a garment at such is 8. eS Sis qt e poorly. i i + r OFF THE EADS | Splendid all linen F Saat eae tame i : = : The Jefferson City press favors the CUTOFF THEIR HEADS. bse ne ee i i eek eome time. = yr such a price but we ask you to come and see for your s . ie ‘i endid crash, a nen, a eayvd. -¢ miinth and s« Hes Ray, h ad « a intment of Maj. T. W. Park P _—_— ae 8 i mil 4 7 «4: . ——* a se at Extra good towels 48¢ a pair, load of corn ground at the mill jselves. We positively assure you that you will not leave our : ae basis " um1S-) Brutal Slaughter of Missionaries by others up to $ cature y- F = ; 4 : Ww sioner to fill the vacaney caused by : i Tablecloth patterns, $1, $1.50, $2 M. L. Price of Appleton, bought | cloak department without finding what you look for and we 0 the death of Joseph P. Herrington, Hal sien: | ghoeenderss. et ee cee Be onid : 55 « s p> ne rkevs s Pek 4 are 2e ota ; and the Henry County Democrat fa- ‘ Mires aaa eee 2 |ehipped 500 turkey = t nae un 1/ guarantee the price to suit. , : Se WwW ork 2¢ Mrs. suspenders o a pe do as ch this _ ilad he vors the appointment of W.C. Bro-|_, ew York, Dec. 14.—Mrs. J. { 1 : s e <r spar. is doing w : We are sl ri a verry i j asks Wie vacanee = Grant, a missionary of Ning Po, | Mens gloves 25c to $1.50 a pair. Rakes ee crs e are showing a verry nobby line of a naugh. The vacancy will be filled by | (1 A S Mens wool and I *ks 25 Jas. Barker bought a house of Sam Sees iiar soverion Hag Ao MC tells in a letter just received | re ind cashmere socks 25 to | p. ayles and will remove it to his j ' ' ' 4 Dockery. by the missionary society of the Liy-| °0¢ @ pair. farm for his father. J . ingston Avenue Baptist church af} Mens Topsy fleeced or plain socks 10| Allen Price att of | § all | fen § Ul § a The State Teachers’ New Brunswick, N. J., of the way} tO 25¢ a pair. se een zs age i ' 4 will hold its thirty-ninth in| some of the missionaries were slaugh-| Mens colored shirts. ees Pp ete F Jefferson City Dec. 26-28. sits ence tae ee Ant’ | Special white shirts SOc ais @5 oe ner ees and especially call your attention to our black, all WaRay « = ’ ac. 2 le pro-| tered in Shansi Province, na rs. | * : = 4 ae —* B ard = will « °o fous ram is most excellent, the railroads | Grant gives as her authority an eye-| Big line of working shirts 50e. places called “1 “a elae worsted suit at $6.00. Our fancy check and stripe, all By r There e thousand that place ordered all und Then the his first captu miis- | been nearly sionaries converts brought to | present each of the last three sessions. It is confidently expected that more | will attend this year. Good in private families can be had lollar per day him alive “When ies was broug account says batch of missiona- board at one | them to be brou to his| ling inj straight yYamen and placed them st Magileds Gates The sanguin- Dickinson, the Adjutant Charles leat Nevada 19-vear-« Henry |? i son tteda horse. Tak- Dickinson, of in | New line easi Our shoesat $2, Southwest Missouri Veterans Assoc other l ation, committed suicide at Nevada -and as pt | Saturday night by shooting hir 1 «| Our li f in the with ¢ wt temple He was on his way home froma visit to sweetheart. His body was ot found in the st by City ect uries we Moore. A love Boxers | lady young man LEVY'S NO TRASH al lot te | Spee ial all linen values at | Our overalls at | Mens underwear 25¢ to $1 3 >. | Our extra fleeced at Mens hats and caps. i in Ba inion haq | Trunks and valises. are extra good of infants wome blar . fror | Table linen 20e yd to $1 a yd. 50e 50c are splendid. 7. 20¢ is worth Tie | Mens all wool pants $2 and $3. Mens suits at cost price. 50, $3 and S$: d guaranteed. and shoes Mens and womens slippers. ns wool soles 2 ikets is large « n58e to $7. A » close at $3.50. t guare ace cu ew effects. des, ot | North Side Square. Se up, iys stylish nost complete |i inteed prices. rtains 48e up. curtain rods, etc. amples of carpets at $1! extra and com- i capes up to $8 2.50, $3, $3.50. ean depend upon ods at the Lowest time. Come and see us. M’KIBBENS. popular prices. | gs at $1.50, $1.68 $1.75 up. : | values HOLIDAY GOODS ‘ jgeod practical things in our lines} and you colorings and values are right when you purchese We show handkerchiefs in a large and $1.50 for the up and | | {| Sam Berkabill left | morning train. moe- | Christmas. Ballard Breezes. Charley Arbuckle and family left | Monday for Fresno, Cal., where they and wealth not go in search of health We hope they pointed. The Keirsey-Noble store ¢ Avenue, hav- ling becn moved last week. | J. B. Gates hooked |his buggy last week and may be disap- 1d post- j office fronts on Bryan his ponies to struck for the coal bank, where he hoped to get a bushel of soft coal for the winter. | Thos. Murray, Monta Hewitt and Joe Hart are expert house movers. Alma Fort and Co., will leave for] > California about Jan. 1 handsome st M. B. Price and wife of Spruce, ae j M. L. Price aud wife of Appleton Cit attended the bedside of their father Geo. Price, who is quite sick Rev. King, at Walnut the fifth Sun- | | day. jto date Our merchants are Christ- | of line shown in the city. We kindly full for mus Thomas Hill. willmov gins place. we hear. midst. We expect to move to Pi the spring. Then this location be open for »0d) doctor. Saturday was a busy day at the Ballard mill Prof. Belisle Sundayed at his room on MeK avenue, ow to family troubles, no doubt. tothe iss@ic it jto date merchandise | W.L. Hooper. had quite a week's jiob threshir i gar cane and| jcorn, which made vield | jin all the leading colors, Otis Young he H. Lynch shuck corn last week and son will assist Carwine We are expecting Ur and wife in from ¢ aliforn They are homesick fo John Daw- | popular prices. _| prices. ard of a couple of of us for this week. rl Carwine’s and a sand lke f & Co. drove to - rat CF at Lon Ewing ed for the holiday trade. KID GLOVES Fowl an evening. Jas Wilds of Clinton here : few days looking after his farm W. B. Morlan was over from Urich was A number sick lately, and that in- eludes us. T. D. Embree is taxes v Bark out trying to col-; i and handsome ae has sold hisland in St Clair county and will live with his son Jim. His son Grundy and fam- left for Oklahoma, their future ho | ily havi | Columb has settled on the} Deerwester SO, east of us, where heland Muffs. expects to farm for the next three " ’ | j years. as we make it our study, and The shed at Pair View is improve | Peter jurday n Dr. Jim ges t quite ar : garments especially Sat- Fair on Bryan avenue. We see wh | work has commenced wool suits, on the railroad on Soap Creek on the Sind jask you from 312 to $15. | | Jsual price $2.50, }you to select any of these | price, 32.00. show in | first class, all wool frieze, | | Fi= = We | | | “SHAN NEWE : APPLIES TO THE use oF DrPierce’s Golden Medical scovery Taken early it will CURE THE COUGH | Taken when the Lungs are af,ectec Wi WILL CURE LUNGS STOP HEMORRHAGES AND RESTORE SOUND BODILY HEALTH. ITAEWAYS HELPS ETALMOST ALWAYS HEALS. goods for 40 cents, regular line of Handsome scarfs, is complete ide and up to date from 15 to 20 per Som to be EVY’ We have taken special pains and ca fully purchased for every department ¢f Every article we show lis new, handsome and novel and strictly up , estes) MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT wi; before you make your Christmas purchases, 4 By doing so you will find only We show a new and handsome line of pebbled cheyigt suitable | Handsome table linens and napkins to match, at special Linen, cambric, and silk handkerchiefs especially adapt. in black and colors, cashmere and wool gloves and mit Doubtless to see how his corn was ; 5 4 ag looming up. jtens, just the thing for a Christmas present. Our cloak department has been replenished with new Jackets, Capes, Fur Collarettes, Boas There is no equal to this department in the city designed special efforts and special low prices to sell every garment guaranteed colors, Children's Suits, $5.00, above | Men's Overcoats, box and ulster styles, that generally sell at from $10.00 , until Christmas we will sell them at $7.50- UNDERWEAR for men and boys all styles and kinds, 75 cent goods lar $1.00 garments at 75 cents. neckwear. call see then aul and them as we OUR ‘SHOE DEPARTMENT in every detail. shoes cent lower than others. Chris holiday goods eye ask you to visit og strictly up for tailor made suits gt have secured only up to date for us. We are making 7.50 to $10, others will from $ We allow extremely low $5.50 and $4.00. suits atithe heavy made of very 50 cent regu- regular at 65 cents, mufiiers, Yale paterm; cannot describe them. We only handle well and warrant our prices Levy & 0