The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 10, 1902, Page 1

Times. NO. 23. All Kinds of OOOH OC 00080008 0889 jhave we had as large a stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS and Stoves as now, and | until a crop is assured they will be sold at the lowest per cent of profit. Our Furniture room is full, (too full,) of the very best and choisest things the market produces. We in- vite you to study these prices, come in and see the goods and you-will be convinced we are : telling you the truth about it. For the present at least, we will sell Furniture, Carpets Stoves and Sewing Machines, on the installment plan if you want to buy that way. at cut prices. We guarantee to save you money on Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Floor Oilcioth Rugs, Window Sha‘es, Lace Curtains, Portiers, Etc. McKibbens. BO OO0002000H1QOSOUOKK FOTO 9ONE ORL ) SCANDALOUS AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS COUNCIL. ¥ Depth of Political Depravity Shown Up | by Grand Jury---Many Indictments. * aL , lik report ever made by a St. Louis grand jury was that returned this morning by the body which has been investigating the recent municipal bribery scandals. True bills are re- ported for millionaires and members ' of the municipal assembly who have ) been arrested from time to time on ‘charges of bribery and perjury. En- tering into details of the subject of ‘municipal corruption, the report re- cites that combines for the purpose of bribery exist in both branches of the assembly and that in recent years Additional Local. | ‘Hodgen Medical Association held Northern Michigan was visited by | AGHA a terrific blizzard and snow storm | ; eva cai The following Sunday. embers attended from Butler: Drs : | Lockwood, Boulware, Renick, Bal- -Squire D. G. Newsom, who has been | Jard and Foster! They report a very sick. with pneumonia for the past jnteresting meeting. The next meet- _ | week oy so, is reported better, i st Thursday in July, will be Grover Shellonberger, 15 years old, held in and son of A, Shellenberger, of Schell | Boulware were appointed committee City, while out hunting Saturday af- | on reception, | . : \ its regular spring quarterly necting Ty Tapestry Brussels worth $1 for Solid oak extension table. | We have many cheap things it it. Galvanized barb wire Th worth $4.75 at $4.00 | Good wash boiler without cover 49 Nails $3.48 and 3.84. | Hardwoo:: bed worth $2.25 1.98 | Copper bottom with cover 73 By the time this reaches you we will 6 chairs worth $3.50 3.00) Good well bucket 35 | have on sale ; | Rocking chair worth $2.65 2.25 Good fiber bucket 38) Good garden hoes 8 14 Rocking chair worth $1.75 1.48 | Good Wood churn 73) Garden or lawn rakes i4 Bedroom suit worth $15 13.50 | Good 38 hoop cedar bucket 73) We have many good and cheap Bedroom suit worth $20 18.00) Good rolling pin % things in hardware Ask for Dresser worth 39 7.50! Good potato masher, wood #) you want Couch, single, worth $0 7.50 | Hardwood salt box Sle Couch, donble, worth $1210.00) Midway wash board }s Stoneware, Center table worth $1.50 115! World Beater wash board 20 Just receiving a ear of jugs K Iron bed worth $3 2.75! Good copper faced washboard 35 1h churns &e, too kite to gr C8 Iron bed worth $4 3.65) Good t-lb butter marker 10 | this time Sideboard worth $11 9,00) Good cotton mop 19 Flour, Carpet worth $e for 27 | Good broom 1 50 th New Bra, high pater S100 Carpet worth 50c¢ for 10) Good heavy f sewed broom 2340 th Polar Bear} 3 at es t 105 Carpet, all woo! worth 55e¢ tor $9) 4-sewed heavy breom worth s5e, 28 i 300 pour ints - Carpet, all wool worth G5efor 54) bt will pay you to look through ~ Wit ve : doubt, the Carpet, all wool, worth T8e for 65) our wooden ware, we have big values | 4 tlour sold in this PARLEY ever Tapestry Brussels worth G@e for 50 | in this line iteed Lester i Pp ne Tapestry Brussels worth 65e for 54) RoR. wheelbarrow iron wheel St 78 ea anes Tapestry Brussels worth 75e for = } Glass and Queensware, we 30 tb 8 Saxony worth $1.25 for 1.00 Glass sun epee oe a ; rf a : 7 - Velvets, Reftons, Wilton, Amber, preety e018) ut nee ee ae rembe aiNe oe | Glass pepper box y(), Quarter bushel meal ete, worth $1.15 BOT as Half bushel meal Vie, deka weneest poet, ou skip Art squares for rooms from SEA Watey piano “T Potatoes. # Omdintc 45,00 | Many good things in glissware, an ‘ es We show a large line of Lace Cur- | sila ons genera ~~ mele = - tains, Portiers, Loops, Sash rods, English Queensware. are not the rough, rotten or holle Curtain poles, ete. Now is: the tine ee stutt il a to buy any of theaboveurticlescheap. | es eee ee ee ris weap h ae Yan) u | saucers 37 the year, but good solid goods and A Doctor's Bad Plight. © Two years ago, as a result of ase- vere cold, I lost my voice,” writes Dr. farming near Johnstown, left Tues M, L. Searbrough, -of Hebron, Ohio, “then began an obstinate cough. day for the Indian Territory und | oune : y : : | Every remedy known to me as a Oklahoma. They go to look at the | practicing physiesan for 35 yeas, country, and if suited, expect to buy | failed, and I daily grew worse ‘Being | urged to try Dr. King’s New Discov- : : ; _ jery for consumption, coughs anc ©. D. Garrison was in the city Fri- | colds, L found <aek relief, and : day and had Tue Times sent to his} last ten days have felt better than ternoon, accidentally shot himself in the arm and hand. J.W.Fluty and son, who have been a small farm. few ordinances have been passed with- outthe use of money. Assemblymen seem to regard bribery as a legiti- mate business occupation, and men elected to office paying $300 a year frequently received from $100 to 00,000 for a-single vote. These matters are freely discussed t the city hall, continues the report, and so calloused have the members become that they playfully address jury is sorry that evidence sufficient to convict can be secured only against small percentage of the citizens G0 should be wearing convicts’ (ogarb. Of the members of the present ‘house of delegates the report says: ; “Many of the delegates are illiter- , ate, lacking in ordinary intelligence, Bofa low order of training united with base cunning, groveling instinctsand ordid desires, totally unfit for even he ordinary duties of life. ‘The elec- tion of such to office is a traversty bf justice. P An instance is cited where one treet. railway corporation paid 145,000 for the passage of a favor- ble ordinance by one branch of the Mtv government and then was com- Mled to pay $250,000 to its co-ordi- te branch. Another street rail- ay corporation placed $175,000 in ate deposit vaults to pay certain nembers after ite bill should be pass- It is charged that several members ceived from $25,000 to $70,000 ly from bribery. Among the true bills returned is ry in having given false testimony thegrandjury. < ~~ & Nearly Fatal Runaway : one another as boodlers. Thegrand | sister, Mra. 8. P. Cabness, at Lee’s | for two years.’ Positively guar Summit. Mr. Garrison has a large | anteed for throat and lung troubles jby H. L. Tucker. 50¢ and $1.00 amount of old corn on hand for sale | fpjq) bottle fre«. on his farm a short distance north |, ; ‘ot Poster. | The man married by a young wo- | man of Canastota, N. Y., on the first Dewitt McDaniel, one of the promi- ! day of their acquaintance got drunk nentand wealthy farmers of Summit, | and whipped her the next-day. ‘The was in the city Monday. Hisinjured | woman who marries any man with- pne against Robert M. Snyder, a nsasCity millionaire. Thespecific harge agaiuet him is that he offered Souncilman Frederick J. Uthoff $50,- 00 for his vote on the Central Trac- on bill. George J. Kobusch, anoth- millionaire, is charged with per- foot ia so much better, he is now able | out knowledge of his habits and ¢v- . A Covered chambers Ba to get about without the aid of eith- | centricities is likely to be surprised phe ee er : We na cid se Outs at a | the rhe ions oar is pn teat d S aeone © ‘| 9-inch pudding pan ae aes Close outs af & Pree | Java Blend, a world heater Vi era crut¢ oi — Z ae ost-Dispateh. 10-inch pudding pan g | it queenswatre Phere isa big break | yoy a Ss i we vate - “4 Atkeson is abusing the church ee | The Great Dismal Swamp 11-inch pudding pan 7h the prices, Wehavebought heavy) santos Pea berry DY ple of Butler, because they exercised of Virginia is a breeding ground of 14-inch pudding pan 19 | and can save you money, don’t for-] (Gn coffee we stand flat-footed at their rights as freemen in casting) malaria germs. So is low, wet or} Good quality tin dipper Af Hed t defy competition at the above price their ballots. If these good people | marshy ground everywhere. These} Good granite dipper 11| . Young Hyson tea ‘s don’t resent such unwarranted reflec- | Se™mS cause weakness, chills and] Good size oilean 8 | Hardware. | Best Imperial tea 50 tions and abuse, we are mistaken in | fever, aches in the bones and muscles, | 1-pint tin cups 5 | Good garden rake & 191 Ba ket fired J sai 5 hae etal and may induce dangerous maladies. een S| Sea annie ses © Le PRSee ONS eae A ; s But Electric Bitters never fail to|! quart tin cup 5 | Good garden hoe 19/3 Tb can tomatoes lo From W. J. McCombs, democratic | stray ol peed ped malarial Half gallon tin cup 9 | Good spading fork 75) 1 th large prunes “ committeeman for Deer Creek, who | typhoid. “We ‘sted maitae Ed pe Half gallon covered tin bucket 6] 13 pound post maul avd handle 45} Raisins, nice new stock Pe 2 for 25 was in the city Wednesday, shipping for malaria and stomach’ and liver : ipa be renee ee | 16 pound post maul and handle 4 | All 10c cuts of tobacco cattle, we learned that a little child | troubles,” writes John Charleston, of | 2 €2llon covered tin bucket 16 | Good claw hatchet 73/8 5c boxes matches, 1500, Lo of John McClintock, living near Ad- — 0., “but never found any-|3 gallon milk bucket 23 | Goodfshingling hatchet 38 | Competition mixed candy s rian, had apparently died on Mon- on ee es Cte 3 gallon galvanized bucket 28 | Good lathing hatchet 35 | Midge mixed | day, but it atill retains such a life piamantae SRMRRRIGAL, - L, Tucker! 7x10 bread pan 8 | Good hand ax(tip top brand) 73 | Druggists hoarhound 0 like appearance that they refuse to edie aia 7x14 bread pan 12} Good tack hammer 7 | Stick candy 10 have it interred. The laying of the corner stone of ee . Carpenters hammer 12 | Peanut eandy if : . the new M. E. church, South, at |+** read pan Shoing hammer 45 | Chocolates 1h James E. Whitfield, president of] Mexico, Mo., took place Tuesday. 12x18 bread pan 19 | 4-pound mason’s hammer 56 | Salted crackers Se 3 for 25 the Western Baseball league and for | {¢ is one of the handsomest andcost- | 14-4 tin dish pan 29 | Aligator wrench 18 | Corn 2 tb can, 9e 3 for 25 twelve years sporting editor of the | ly church edifices in the state outside 17-qt tin dish pan 38 | Monkey wrenches 24, 34 and 44 | Yuba lemon cling peaches 22 Kansas City Star, shot and killed | of the cities. 18-qt tin dish pan 48 | Buggy:wrench 20 | Pie peaches 10 —— - his end . ao Twelfth : 2-qt coffee :ot 09 | Key hole saw 24 | Soda 1 Ib, cow brand 6 street, Kansas City, Tuesday morn- 4-qt coffee pot 12} Meat saw 48 | Salmon (red) 10 ing at 6 o’clock. Worry over recent 2-qt granite coffee pot 23 | Good hand saw 90 | Warren’s Al Salmon 18 porn ney is given as the rea- ea t 4-qt granite coffee pot 29 | Henry Dissten, large size, 2.84 | Vanilla extract 2 oz 8 son by his family. Hunter sifter 10} Henry Disston, medium 1.34 | Lemon extract 2 oz 9 J. H. Kaylor & Co., a prominent Siar ak peue 1 hom aus Spring bottom sifter 23 aé-inch level 64 | Sewing machine oil 15c bottle 9 musical firm, with headquarters in| f missed taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Good milk strainer 10 12-inch level 38 | 25 oz baking powder (pure) 20 Nevada, Mo., have opened out a| § cvery spring. It cleanses my @ | Glassymilk strainer 23 | 7-inch harness heok 10 | Lye, Greenwich 7 . z F : . branch business in thie city and are bm i aad iy te 3 and og 1 galvanized wash tub 65 | Sash cord per tb 28 Star scrubbing lye i having a special eale on pignos and | ff John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y. hite cedar wash tub 46 | Door lock, mortice, 48 | Lily Gloss starch 1 tb 7 organs, on which they are making a Tin stew kettle 19 Leader rim lock 19 | Bulk starch 1 1b 4 big discount. County T rer W. Pure and rich *blood — dust pan 10 Diamond rim lock 24 | Bulk soda 2 Ih 5 T- Johnson was the first purchaser of | f carries new life to every — po a bit brace eis 38 | Sal soda 3 Ibs 5 a fine piano on opening day. They part of the . Yeu ra id - a : t screen door ——- = Good sorghum, per gal 35 are advertising extensively ‘and ex- oy ve pipe collar i y in. screen door 2-6 er 2-8 95 | 3 1b can plums 10- pect to continue in busi i ou are invigorated, re reshed. § | Flue stop 05 | 14 in. fancy door 1.24 | 3 Ib good table peaches, pealed 10 olty. You feel anxious to be —, bottom tea kettle 47 | 1\ in. door fine finish 1,34 | 3 lb Burtlett pears 10 : active. Youbecome strong, rw large size % | Screen wire all widths. 3 1b Strawberry beets 10 d That’ strainer : 05 } Poultry wire, ail widths. | 1 gal can rheubarb 24 steady,courageous. i hat s Look through our line of tinware.' 26-inch Henly-hog fence,a rod 28 ' Grape nuts 14¢, 2 pkgs 25 Wields a Sharp Ax. what Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ted a horrible ulcer on the leg of | Millions marvel at the multitude of Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.,| maladies cut off: by Dr. King’s New defied doctors and allremedies | Life Pills—the most distressing too. ee ee oe pundit Stomach, liver and bowel poo Fed red tim. .: burns, bruises, a piles 352 usness, fever, and 25c|fore these wonder workers. 25¢ at ’s drug store. _ | HLL, Tucker’s drug store. will do for you. $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. ATER Co., Lowell, Mass. BurLer Casi! DEPARTMENT STORE, | is : : s PARTMENT STORE. | 4 ot 5.inch plates gy idust the thing for late planting HERE is a list ofa whole lot of things | 1 sot 6 inch plates 49) Don’t miss them, they will not last that are not so much advertised. | 1 set T-inch plates ts | long at the price. | Look the list over and you will see a | 1 set S-ineh plates At} ‘ aclear saving of from 1 to 10 cents | 1 set fruit saucers 23 Paint. on each article, We smash bigh! 1 set soup plates tx) We sell Rutehters fire prooi, “The eredit prices | L1-ineh steak platter 14) heat has no effect on this paint. It We invite you to come in and try! 18-inch steak platter 2y | is the best the world has ever know! us once. { 15-ineh steak platter 2s | $1.50 per gallon, Have boiled lin Buren Cash Davarewent Stone, | UCibeh steak platter 19 [seed ofl bought ata low price. We | Cream pitcher t4| will figure your paint: mixed at less ‘ | Milk pitcher 29 | than 81.25 per lon and give you Tinware. | Sugar bowl vo} the best. We handle paint brushes, Good wash pan 5 I Butter dish 14. all oe ein wee RInSe TUGEy, | et ideinot wah pial 4 | Gravy boat 19) Tt will pay you to see us before paint . iS ree) 5 ing or repairing , House or bari 14-inch wash pai | Soup tureen Sx | ing or repairing your sou r barn 11-inch granite wash pan Ps-inch cube cake pan Wash bow) and piteher 9s Groceries, Wash bowls 90) Coffee, our adder lo Butler Cash Department Store, s I gb et GBA EONS REE IG Sob cs