The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 27, 1902, Page 1

— Che Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XXIV. BUTLER. MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MARCH or Good Things —A Tr McKIBBENS. SAMPLE LINE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at wholesale prices. Extra Values wow] Dies Rugs Koom Sizes, Medium and Small sizes. Special value at $1.95. A choice line of Ingrain Rugs. j Virginia Items. | We heard it and jotted it down, | What happened in and out of town. Presiding Elder Anderson held quarterly meetings at the M. E.! church Sunday at 11a.m. The fol- lowing persons were received into the | church as full members: Misses Mat- ! tie Park, Mary Foster, May Stand- tield, Mattie Wadkins, Charley Cow- an, Frank Rubel, George Pulman, | Mrs, Isaae Loekridge and Mrs. John Foster. T. S. Harper's eldest boy is quite sick with the pneumonia fever, and has been for several days. The Sunday School workers of the Christian church are getting ready for their Easter doings. There will be none at the M. E. church on ac- count of the annual conference in Butler, Samuel Hackett, of Oriek, Ray jcounty, Mo,, is visiting his brothers, Pierce and Dick Hackett | Ollie Walker, who has been attend. jing school at Kansas City, has re- turned home, He said he would chase the plow round awhile, Mother Wetherspoon, who has been 'sick for sometime, is much worse the | last of the week, She has been keep: | ing close to her home for the last |two years. She is quite old Miss Carrie MeElroy commenced the Virginia summer term of school} Monday Miss Mary Reed commenced her pscterot—in—ttre tire $1.90 per yard, 95 per yard. .85 per yard, Doubte width Imperial Velvets $1.25 grade Velvet $1.00 grade Velvet 65¢ grade Ingrain - - 55c grade Ingrain .55 per yard, - - 45 per yard. New line of Maitings, and, of course, the best values in this market. More Lace Curtains. A The prettiest designs we have ever shown. special lot at 98¢ a pair. Ask to see them. TOPSY HOSIERY, 8 1-3 cents a pair up. This celebrated hosiery is the most satisfactory in the world,and we carry a large line all the time. Our line at 25c’a pair is extra good. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. McKIBBENS. Spruce Items. Health is reasonably good in thie | *owing good since the late rain. ection. Charles Peacock’s little girl was uite ill last week, but she is better 2. this writing. B. Newberry left last Tuesday Siloam Springs, Ark., tu attend he funeral of Mrs. Jim Newberry. The Spruce merchants did a rush- ng business last week, selling garden tion them, fishermen last Saturday. at this writing. sas to reside for a short time. Umphrey Dickerson and I. M. Kret- inger made a business trip to Apple- on City Saturday. H. Shepp, of Johnstown, was in or thidst Saturday looking for pas- re fer his stock. he Willow Tree school closed Sat- Walker farm the coming year. day. The literary at Oak Grove closed Friday night was‘a sticcess and ly attended. rs. Stella Peacock was the guest WGrandma Kretzinger Saturday business location. Jas. Harvey this year. her son, James. f Bertha Cowen and Emma p visited at the home of I. M. ringer last Wednesday. femustsay the candidatesswarm- this part of the section the first Monday. have had for 6 months, and wheat is Weddings have been so numerous in this locality for the past month that we have not got space to men- Deep water banks were lined with Jas. Stephensen has the sore eyes It has been reported that Claude Stephenson will leave soon for Kan- Robert Southerland has rented the Chas. West and Geo. Keene made a business trip to Montrose last Thurs- I. M. Kretzinger will leave next d week for Calhoun, Mo., to look for a William Anderson will labor for Mrs. Josephine Stephenson visited John Silvers and Chas. Ewing, of Butler, called on John Newberry last Jess Cook was in our midst Satur- day shaking hands with old friends. Henry Folmer, Tom Fick and Frank Myers will leave soon for| thousands South Dakota to labor the coming (Frantz, Monday. Nearly every wagon that comes} from Butler here of late, has some kind of a new farm implement in. Andrew Biggs, of Hume, was inour inidst last week in the interest of the Starkey Nursery-Co, If you want to see a pleasant face, just take a look at the Democratic candidates. ‘Their faces are all smiles now. Parkville is still making new im- provements, the latest is a public square, Mat. Hinson has built a new poul- try house. Presiding Elder Steel, of the Free Methodist chureh, his been holding a meeting at the Crook school house for nearly two weeks, and closed last Sunday night. Mrs _ W. T. Pyle, of Rich Hill, cau} Monday to se» her father, Washine- ton ark. J.W. MeFadden spent a few days in Rich Hill last week. Some of our people are making preparation to attend the M. EB. Con- ference at Butler this week. Bailey Becket returned home from Lawton, Okla., where he has been working at the carpenter trade for some time. He says Lawton is a nice place built up in good shape. He said Charley Morrison told him to tell the boys he would like to see them and have them come to his store nights and talk polities. He is doing nicely in the feed-business. AARON, Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis- Courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor ‘ and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid- neys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kid- neys. Ifthe child urin- = ates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, id upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made mis- erable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold by in fifty- cent and one dollar, sizes. You havea mail Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. 1902. The Big Store. Quotes prices that make competitors squal. Our facilities for buying. and handling car lots of goods with our one low price Spot Cash is what does the work. Yin. Silks and Dress Goods Detted Swiss $1 in. fine Lorine wash fabries S00) sfylés anid 73 colors to select valincennes, good quality in, “ very fine worth 8% 05 lin. serpentine pat. insertion 05 % in. good beading worth 4c 02 fg 14 in. val. fine imported lace ay Yin. dainty edgereal threadlace 124 | 27 in. Kin. lovers knot pat. “ “ 8%} 27 in. lin. very dainty realthread val. 15 | 29 in. lyin. very fine “ “= 15/32 in. 1% in. Imported real valencinnes 22 | 32 in. 1in, fish net pat. thread lace 19 | 30 in. 1¥ honiton ge - 7 24 | 32 in. 18 in. black allover lace 48 | 30 in. 18 in. white allover lace 35 | 27 in. 18 in. white allover lace, fine 50 | 32 in. 18 in. white honiton pat. allover 73 | 30 in. 18 in. white silk allover lace 1.98 | 30 in. 18 in. Swiss tucked foryokes 1.78 | 30 in. % in black val. lace 05 | 30 in. We show a large line ofall kinds of laces at a low price. Butler Cash Department Store. 80 in. Summer Geods Scotch lawns Morwood cord worth 7c Polenta dimity Talma batiste Roseland dimity dot swiss muslin swiss silk Leno de Soie Imported dimity Persian foulard Limile soie canvas Soi Jourde lace stripe Imported honiten stripes lain silk muslins 30 in. lace stripe mercerized mull mercerized lappet mull We show you the line and make. the 3M 05 09 12 15 18 20 24) 20 29 45 35 50 49 50 50 54 inch Taffeta silk F248 | 24 in. for sash curtains peryd 10 from. The tinest line of summer 21 inch black Peau de Soie 98 , 46 in. fancy swiss curtains yd 24 goods evePshown in Butler. God: | 22 inch black Peau de Soie 1.23 | 40 in, col. stripe vd 25 | dard’s trimniings to matehall colors | 24 in, extra heavy Peau de Soie 1.38 | 48 in, curtain net for curtains M4 patie pane possible price, Don’t The above three No.s are the English long cloth AV Bie: Bid ic Habba etics the line, best values ever offered for the Plain white Nainsook By a Mackintochee money. 28 In, plain white Nainsook 2x | Good sehool mackintosh SLs °1 in. blk A a Bd ali 09 | 84 in, very # 3 > fiood tackintosh for lady 2.24 }2 in. ik satin, extra quality o2 0 34 in, very fine white Nainsook 35°) \isses automobile mackintosh 3:50 24 in, DIK satin, best quality 98 | 38 in. bleach butchers linen IS) Ladies tine double texture tis 27 in, Skinover blk satin 1.13 | Handke'f linen ayd 480,646 and S4 neofumbretlis just in tse, 46 in, DIK grenadine, worth $1.25 98 | Plain white imported dimity 4 iy ii Is, the best Vaines ever shown India linen Se, The, Me, Ade and «14 | SNE bbe prices WHT surprise you . y hehe Menans caby powder { | Drexs Goods 10 in. India linen worth 20¢ 15 Totlaw bal t powder ; ‘ dt in, fine black serge ‘ 30 Napkins and Linens Prep ied ehalk 09 S$8in, blk Jacquard worth Me 2l oo, Big box assorted hair pins On 42 in. brocade skirting 25 Napkins from Gte doz, to SLAs) Thimbles all sizes as LA0\in: lanrade-akintinr 38 5S in, bleached table damask 25 Applique | ; a "| Sin. all dinen 20 mar Ty @1 as 44 in, fine Dik Jacquard nie : “ ate ESE BOC to 1s 88 in, plain heavy blk skirting = 48 ue ve anG ; bey eeoien oe etek oats t te, a 42 in. plain blk serge worth The 58 | 6@ in, bleached“ v2 Wark Goods and Furnishings oad 2: 7 ta) be — * , - ) rae ‘ ea Ye 50 in. plain navy blue skirting 75 of ” ‘i 8 hed damast ry es bet tL Pa ; Hs shore : m4i : 7 Zin. bleach satintinish wort Le (ra wers S 14 in, chalk line stripe ae " tne or Or t ) 146 in, plain whip cord skirting = 98 >. $1.25 On : SHER DS—A big ine of dress shirt 146 in. plain Pearls 1.0 | 02 in. daisy pat. worth 31.50 white and faney at reduced prices 7 yi j { esl} . ss s 5G in, chalk line heavy stripe 1.35 | 1 it plain is floral bord Silverware 56 in, plain bik & gray skirt’g 1,00 7 peeps Me . , | : et triple plate knives & forks STIS ’, o er . ot in, red table Tinen worth 22 + 0 ere } Py ae . Look through the linen, ir will Roger & Son's LOth ce poeta goods business 1) eee S oA MG CONTUT Ladies standing collars 10 | Pay you. ki a A ae : | Ladies kid gloves, gusseted os Gingham: pa alte i tal hn sp 4 | Ladies black cotton hose 09) Remnant apron checks H, Good silver plated tea spoons ON Ladies white cotton hose OW! Good solid colored checks ant _ ters & Sot wy Spoons Lvs Ladies lacé stripe hose | Good solid col. dress ginghams — 05 Hi Gf — sd va ‘e a tbe Ladies fancy boot lisle hose | Staple brand dress ginghams BU iseaotion wc a — teal “ss Ladies tine lace lisle hose j Red seal wide fold Zephyr O09) Roger tablespoons 248 Misses heavy ribschl hose 9e, for 2 Book fold red) seal) gingham | Holle Jhandh d silver en. Misses Blaek Cat hose 15e¢ qual- tirst quality 1900 comet 12 (i ner ry she ; ot ity Le, 2 for 25-} Phisit-the best goods made, Vice Maperiel rane ret Misses Blk Catleather stockings 25) A few pieces of silk ginghams 20¢, | Good hodow groand razor “ag Corsets | 25e and Me geods to close at We | Good razor strop 48 Ri Crash. eats yy Betsy Ross reinforced sidestays 48], . ; irds 10e a 14 Warner's rustproofstraight frent 98 16 in. cotton crash by B at redu s Amerivan Lady white and col- | 16 in. all linen crash G4] a0 rs new goods lf ored girdle 98} 16 in, Stevens Berash, all linen sty | jurner | pendants 34 pet pat _ eal corset 7 {17 in. Stevens A crash, all linen 10 ee ee : HS rood nursing corse bo] ahaahkhonh anne | Claecks Ideal summer corset 24 | ~ es = he as rash | ansdiniemlaw ii | ‘ | in. [luck crash ere eee SLIT OP Sdayv wo { HOOK y he st Ke Combs. 24 in. sanitary drapercloth Loyd em Ste niet vit 4 ea ‘ Aluminum fine comb 10 27 = Tee =e Aoyde YS day fine oxadize clock au Toreine shell combs pair 10} Good Huck towel 31x15 in. each 05 rnd , unk- and Valves ; Black tuck comb 05 | Good turkish bath 48x19 in I) : . Gin. metal ei comb 05) Fine huck towel 36x20 in 1 I “4 fin heavy back comb 10) Good cotton huck 48x21 in, oo nee : Good rubber comb, heavy TO) cay ivy Alumnium dressing comb 25] Pine huck 44x22 Iz red Extra heavy comb in box 73 | We can save you money on towels : Good Whist broom 14 | iii *hmaroon, flat top 4.008 Ebony handle hair brush 24 | Pereal As > bl i K, i it he ; . Ebony black cloth brush 48 | 31 in. solid col percal ay verineh oak color, Tat top v Wire hair brush 10 30} i i i ei : ‘6 Mein herystal color, fat top 4.73 Good tooth brush Ii Ai TNS PEEOSe 7 tin h telese. Os Imported tooth brush yn | 36 in. col worth Te 124 See the line of trunks and valises Sox rubber hair pins 36 in, white waisting (abeanty) 23 | bought dit : from thefactors » Far Childrens hose supporters 9 and 36 in. fancy waisting yg | sell you forwhatothers pay for them Dress Shields {36 in. very fine waisting whit: BA Skirts ‘ | Ask to see the Waistings. Good vlack brocade $1.73 Empress, good shields No. 2 09 36 in. col waisting,something new 60 Good black serge 2.85, Empress, large size No. 4 14 Bibb. ~ Venivian 2h Pansy floral shield 22 ibbon slack serge 1.08 Canfield odorless No. 2, a great - : = ; Back Venicansatintrinned— 6.05 value bought direct 25 No. 9 tafieta, all silk Gn Castor tan Verician 5.8 No. 7 taffeta, O07 | Gray walking er rainy day skirt 2.1% Buttons. | No. 5 taffeta, 05 | Chalk line stripe rainy day skirt | No. 12 » | Oxford, plain, rainy day skirt No. 12 faney smoked pearl eo = - taffeta, a ve Oxford, plain rainy day skirt f No. 10 black pearl OB ve 6 taffeta, 15 | Steel and blue yray ‘corder trim 5.00 No. 14 white fancy pearl 09 | No. 40 taffeta, 19) Light grey, unlined, waiking Lk No. 14 extra heavy white pearl 14) No, 80 taffeta, 25 | Black pebble cheviots 6.50 a aes os Gee oe If you want ribbons don’t pass | W ed nomchviakiog PR pray, yt ot bain te: 1s ‘ . | Big line of underskirts from 69c to calico goods 13 this line, it is the best and cheap $1.98. These goods are strictly up- Werner's adjustable bust forms 25 | est. to-date and the prices low. Silk and Ladies Marlowe hose supporters a4 Good regular size pins O1 | velvet skirts $9.98 to $17.50. Ladies waist band hose 241 Good “ “Se quality °04| Hats and caps, the only line, the Lennox stay binding 3c, 3 for 05 : 4 | Thoroughbred, that will stand the Good safety pins O4 50 anh nea th ha Laces. Needle books asst 10c quality 05 | Wear, a per + pe we be oo Page me Valincennes honiton pat. %in. yd 04 pe bey ae a * ag pigs: cau alincen: pons eghetde gone” Spool silk 100yds10cqual8, 2for 15 | 9°¥8- Valincennes % in. wide per y: o1 Embroidery silk a skein 5c | Sewing Machines. qual 04 | Box top Queen $15.00 | Drop head 16.50 Drop head Wabash 19.00 New Ideal 22.06 Fine drop head New Home 9.00 Finest ball bearing New Home 45.00 Machines we willsell on installment plan, one third down, balance on easy payments. Don’t pay agent's profits. Bhoee. We cannot give you prices onshoes it would require too much space, but we can save you 25 per cent onthem. We handle the Selz-Schwab, Huis- kamp Bros., Ultra and Hendersons. They require no one to stand _be- hind them to back them up. They have a world-wide reputation for fit and wear. Try them.