The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 5

olored Shirts, We find our selves with entirely too many colored shirts on hard will fol- and in order to move them sell them in quantities at the lowing prices All our 50c Shirts at 2 for T5e or 3 for $1.00. All our 75c Shirts at 2 for $1.00. Several lines of $1.00 Shirts at 2 for $1.2 All our $1.50 Manhatton Shirts at $1.00 each. At those prices, this is by for the greatest } Shirt barzain we’ve ever offer ed. Better take advantage of it. Se the Newest London Style in Collars made with a well, HITLER WE 2 KL) ) Joe Meye {TEMS A. H. Culver spent Sunday in Kan sus City. LOCAL fms’ Telephone No. 37. Bs C. C. Duke of Hume, was in the city Sez Calf boots $2.00. American | Tuesday. Oothing House. 3G) Fs Ira Roberts of Mulberry. is a new | quite sick mbseriber. jed a little better Our 48 cent corset is extra good. McKis5ens. W.C. Middleton has his paper | tanged from Foster to Butler | LG. Barker, of Liberty, Kan., ters Tae Times to his address to | 1992, Our hig ¥ | Mrs. Lizzie sanctum and favores who has been ank Warner < for several weeks, is report, Milton McCoy. of Linn Creek, Mo., is visiting relatives and fries city this week. We have some odd lots of lace tains we ar Have you seen the nev MK weex«. Our good friend Henry Bradley. of Mphart, will accept our reewal favor~ newal Are your pant the « for . } hank for wear? Fuil ce W. F. LaFo Visit our reninant ime aa tioneer and su Me lees ik: i vors is wit 4 rer 8 Tiption ExProbate Judge William Cole Uswith a pleasant call and hed bis dates «-t ahead j For big bargains inshirts read our ” z ; 4” American Clothing House | Coke Co.. for $10,000 ¢ Best men’s £1.50) shoe r shown | the loss of her husbar i Batler just re 1, at American | ing Hous | This time let's I ste of Mt. mt tow 1 i 1) im K Sor of the cour Cat prices American (lo: Agoed ma: farmers have pre- Fated their |. r ‘ 5 ie the sp See our great “Back lat American Clothing Mra Martha Anderson of Nev has filed suit Best line of work sh | county. American Clothir position. winter goods ing House @ very se BW opposing Position a Rt hous wis in the] | | Judge Graves, who is holding jeourt at Clinton, | home with bis family. | - ; G. W. Thompson, a prosperous |farmer of Mound township, favored | us pleasantly and renewed. W. 0. Jackson, appointed by the {court to look after back taxes, is getting after the delinquents. was entered a few nights ago by bur | i= Martin’s grocery store at Hume | rifled of jglars and the | four or five dollars. money ti Quarterly meeting, presided over | by Presiding elder Cobb, will held at the South Methodist church, this jcity, next Sunday. Yes, the court house proposition will carry this time by a sz } the taxpayers s e necessity of the building and wi te for it 3. Kash of Burdett y while inthecity Friday favored s name enrolled for THe} Dr Kash stands hig and enj R. R. Earsom call that we Double t Gap township requested Wednesd {1901. r ly cordially invited. | V-LW jfarmer and stockoiin o iri of Jur . D. Wimsatt, favor bstantially wt January 30t itial young pleasantl the city Friday * Was On his V to Dallas county t cattle Our subst J. Erhart, o vered us p y and tially while in the city week. We attention of our rec ers to h the last « another column. Taze LaFoll vas in the city Saturday making his bond as cash ier of a pew bank recently started a small town close to Siloam Ark. Taze is a rustler and ther fear but he will make a success ir new venture, Our old friend Geo. D. MeNeil merly of Burdett, now with t Mud Mercantile Co., of Dre favored us with a pleasant call whi in the city Frid and bad his dates | set ahead. He is executorof the late Austin G. Mudd. All pull te court hous title to every acre of land in county isaffect ynot baving to keept r this in mine election day w the court house proposition In another column can be found the list of premiums awarded at the] y Poultry and bition held in Sates Cour 1 you go to vote on| r thie |etenling | be "lor the p tion pert Geo M [mer] ot vored There shonld be discussion. a@ new court house and it voted, or she doesn't be defeated The Pleas. will be st ed up A cann factory needed f. men or 1 build We from ley remem know te I t to or lexcellent f health She Hil vive tk riled vard at rial w Our. t thinks one or either broken hildren. nand fift Butler and the wanize no prejudice or spent Sunday at passion injected into the court house Either the county needs should be and it should Hill canning coming seas ust what business a comp » he slip- struck the and Mr more of his r be r fractured on Dror 1 business prop- ynsidered in Walton--Everinghan SPECIAL OFFERINGS N OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 50 all wool, imported ker- the latest shades and throughout, regular Iv and S15 jackets at the uni- We offer 75 all silk plush capes, plain and embroidered, regular $10, $12 and $15 capes at $6.00, Regular 36.00, $7.50 and 8.50 capes at § SAMPL LEVY & CO. Discouraging to the Outs. The present administration has given out for the be pursued ntroversies arising amons applicants for offices. Hon. Sam Jurder conversation with the editor of the Holden Globe last week. said that was in receipt ¢ postoffice t to the effect that the es from t policy of ministration | be to retain servicer during first term ap for removal orally is the Unum Wo cores by SPECIALS ONLY. SATURDAY, JANU JIM’S