The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 1, 1902, Page 1

VOL. XXIy. TO OUR se Passaic Breezes. | trip to Spruce Thursday. | Mrs Foster's little girl is quite sick A musical entertainment at the 8 q school house Saturday night lat! with his! pete BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1902. NO. 26. was very well attended. In the vot-| = The Big Store _ FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. : } ; Wednesday, Kev. Puckett, officiating. Quotes prices on shoes that will make “<> ; : best looking young lady, Miss Anna y ng: As usual, about this time of the year, you are looking | Belle Robinson was the winner. i ened M. Rrue tho pas ‘ ’ Will Zimmer was quite sick a few nes ee past ithe around to see where you can find the finest and best turnouts dave, wip hata tM S Cheitny Radford will leave for aa - . eee obnny ; it. Pleasant, Pi ; , for driving, comfort style of finish and durability. We have| vas ah Banday’ otten ina teen Kansas Friday to labor through the] Can be done. One price, spot cash is what the largest and best selected stock of vehicles ever shown in school. ey “ s * r nei » L. Eich t this town. . do apr an oe * - rma We along mit tip Bich ~ ad gE ge oe ee even pow > Got Rveame for poe Vash... We have sje good man was Ueaten fe the gueer-| ys 1s na jotted it down, elegant line of Surries andin spring wagons we have the al verdict. What happened in and out of town. largest variety in town, See the f —\ron Clad Spring Wagon, school commissioner, No sir, but ~ ar) 25 yi per potwes por mtar wed "| day of last week to thebedside of her|S@les, Clearing sales, unloading sales but fe Steel corners on bed, steel corners on seats, steel posts in- pons stag hate ol side of bed, riveted rims and extra heavy tires, and no one] The ‘armers are in their fields early No serious damage done in this im-| daughtersin-law, near Garnett, Kan., come in and see what we can save you on ~can show you as durable or strongly built job, as only one|and late. mediate neighborhood by the late} who died next day. She was brought| ‘¢ shoes. WE DO THE BUSINESS. " Glad to read those letters from Bil- | factory makes them and we have the exclusive sale of same wind storm, though hear of damages | to Butler for burial. Funeral services Ladie- Shoes Mens Shoes lings and Graham. Hope they may in Bates county. In most skeptical person wonder how it spells it. You only pay for your own shoes. You read about great bargains, sacrifice mother was with usa few days laet| Miss Anna Shields was married to Geo, Helmer five years ago. They lived severai years one mile west of Virginia. They rented a farm north of W. J. Bard's last year. Mr. Hel- mer bought a farm near Garnett and last fall they moved to Kansas. Mrs. Helmer had many friends around 1 lot of shoes worth $1.25 at $ .98| Mens plain bals worth $1.50 $1.25 lot Leaders worth 125 at 1.0 | 1 Jot Connel toe, 1 lot lace worth $1.50, $1.75 1.25 : 9 ‘ 1lot button and lace, $1.75 1 lot plain toe, m5) 2.06 east of us. were held at the Catholic church, Our wile is still quite feeble. Her| conducted by FatherScanlan,Friday. be well rewarded financially in their western homes. 2.00 1.65 Py - Robt. Graves, arate and — Virginia, who loved her dearly and to $2 00 at * 1.50 | 1 lot Henderson, fi ahh; 15 se W . ave our sympathy in their loss of] mourn with the bereaved husband ° a HC hehehe tet Ue de 4.19 ] Driving agons and Stanhopes — and father, as we know what] and motherless ee oe amg She lived} 1 lot fine lace shoes worth $2 1.65 | 1 lot Selz lace shoes 2.25 1.75 i it means, a consistent christian lite. That} 1 Jot pat. kid shoes worth $2.48 1.75 /1| | oon ae M ~ . Mrs. Isaac Walls was in from the} dread disease consumption called to . ration Cicer Sa te we have 12 different styles m rubber tire ond 10 atyles steel Monnd Saturday eve. her heavenly home carly in life. She Lot Dongola kid worth $2.50 2.00 | 1 lot tan lace shoes, 2.50 1.98 tires. In Buggies we have 100 jobs in stock including the| To our (once) netghhbor boy, Lon| was 25 years old, and leaves two|llotfine “ kid $2.50 to $275 2.25 Llot tanitnce atices: 9.08 . 9:00 : i “ . ‘ 4s - 15-16 Christie, of Culver, let us say success, | children to mourn the loss ef a kind|1 lot hand made, $8 2.50 ; Se ee wer 5 neatest, trimest 3-4 job with 18 inch bodies, also 7-8, 15- be yours, as you start ‘out in the/mother. Such is life. Soon we must!1 lot heavy wilt,worth $3 2.48| 1 lot tan lace shoes, 3.50 2.58 and 1 inch, in fact everything, also the yeung gentlemen’s ~ eal i arent Soren aol sacar river of ‘death to the! Bring in your produce, it will Bring in your produce—cash Oth C Drivi B day at Salem Babtist church, asa] Elder'T. J. Head, christian evan-|b¥Y Shoes same as cash. jor trade, we can use large Be ur rlvin u minister. gelist of Moundville, Mo., preached| Ladies Slippers. uantities. : 2 t ent ny § Ssy, Mrs. A.C. Rosier called Sunday to| at the Christian church Sabbath an - La - aeeeeies iS “ see eu who is still condnedtart might and will continue during the | 1 lot ladies blk slippers $ 98) Boys Shoes and -buegies-fo old people, with wide, roomy |to her room. week, 1 lot ladies blk slippers 1.84]. ° P y g ean k b i thi y Chas. Zwahlen, supt., has seeming-| The suit between Capt. Nickels,| 1 lot ladies bik daa 1.49| 1 lot 8% to 11, Little Gents 1.50 Pr goats. We have no old, out-of-date steck, but everything ly a wood Sunday school, judging! plaintiff, and Lyman Hensley, deft., 1 lot ladies bik slippers 1.7g| Llot 114 to 2, Little Gents, 1.75 os M-to-date. We want you to‘come in and look our stock ge) elamammaam Allare invited foreland ta a ped oe 1. lot past, leather slippers 1.98 | 1 lot 24 to 5¥, Little Gents, 1.98 over. It is a pleasure to show goods. Take a squint atour} J. p. Tathwell aioe out acar of| side. Case called for next Saturday, |1 lot Dongoia kid (Moore & Big line of Boy 8 fine dress shoes. : . fox om Gy. - week, which isthe] Cliff Jackson took his cattle to Shaffer) 2.23 P Big 5 of hrs and ladies fine : ast of the hold over. | Kansas last week to pasture near t : 2,98 | dress shoes, including misses famous ag Harness, Lap Robes, Fly Nets, Dr. Boulware was out to see Will] Wallstreet. 1 lot ltrs slippere * Royal Blue and ladies Ultras, two of ‘ Zimmer in consultation with Dr. Mc. i Menday. Whios, Blankets, also carry extra Collars, Collar Pads and 4) peers all kinds of Strap work. west Monday, out “hogging” I sup- Come in and see our Disc Plows, Disc Gangs and Disc] P Gal Robthacesad family drove to Miss Minnie Robison of Amester-| Butter, eggs or chickens will dam, visited the family of Peter Den- | buy slippers here at our one ning Saturday and Sunday and |lew price. Overalls. attended Sunday school at the M. E. . ; church and preaching at the Chris.|Mirses Shoes Boys brownies $ .25 the best shoes made fer the money. tian church, Sabbath. : Boys heavy brownies 35 Cultivators, and don’t forget to ask about PLANTERS. the county sah Seater eve. “ The post master’s obliging little gar on sg nape ag Dove: bit. double nes and : ‘ . B. Lotepeich, J. P., is a right) clerk will be at the office early Mon- ‘on. See a 7 dats a \: Sl We down them all. We have sold more No. 9 single kernel man in the right place.” We predict |day morning, May Sth, to write up| 1lot6to Spat. leather, $1.35 $1.19 . sont, riveted pockets 5e drop planters since they came out than any deaier has sold better Ls bigger thingslor him (po-| pension papers. ; Llot 8% to 11 “$1.65 1.48 | Mens oe aces — “ * . itically) two years hence. 3 One of the mail carrier’s horses P i 9 73 | Mena 10 02 blue denim 66 in this county a: d not one of them have we ever had to 8°! We see Uncle Billy Walls is again|died between Butler and Virginia tes ated rd A ct a a Mens 10 oz blue denim, extra size 65 out and start and not one has ever-come back. Why buy able to walk down te the post office Saturday. ee ' fe ype 4 ak bes 19s | Mens hickory hats 10 di as * and store. ‘ Clate Wolfe is thinking of raising a oa the . aed bs eT TN . something beecause it is cheap. The best is always. the) *"\oin Krimm has his corn planted. | party of his own, Sabbath two more|1lot 114 to2 “ “$1.75 1.48 Fine line of allkinds of straw, cheapest. Cultivators of all kinds and can suit the most fas-| Zwahlen Bros., are pushing their} boys came to hia home. He nowhas| 1 jot infants shoes 2 to 8 15 | fur and wool hats. : 98 . . y teams putting out a large crop, and | five boys and two girls. Mother and 1 lot chifldvens shoes 1to.6 39 | Black underwear each 44 tidious. Bring us your produce. Your Friends: are anxious to be on tim@ as all! children doing well. ; = : »| Brown blue and white underwear 25 ate <5 seem tobe. Heavy rain Monday evening which 1 lot childrens shoes 4 to 8 48 he heat Hine of-men’a: undere = = vy yTTt = 1 D. W. Williams of Butler, shipped |jagted three hours Some hail, but| Butter, eggs and chickens | meta 4 MAUEIweae ie BENNE | | -WHEELER MERC. C0. a of on aa here - a i no damage done wanted for cash or trade. j Butler. i of horses from Butler one day las Many of the people in this neigh- | borhood were glad that J. W. Me- j , Fadden received the nomination for Come in and look through our stoek. It presiding judge. He has many S friends among all parties here. Mr.| will gave you money. F ._|MecFadden was born near Pittsburg, John and Tom O’Dea are planting Pa., in 1850; when grown to man- 100 acres of corn. week. Our notice in THE Timesfound that tug away at Ballard. So you see it tata pays to advertise, especially in THE TiMEs, % MISSOURI STATE BANK, OF BUTLER, MISSOURI. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - ~~ - $60,500.00. Has 46 stockholders living in Bates County. 21 years of successful experience. SUEREFCE | ; ee hoed he followed Horace Greeley’s W. R. Smith was quite sick. PAT.| advice to young men, ‘go west.” He \| | as p al men Ore 4p spent some time in ~ went ' i to California. Came to Virginia in . sine Groat Dismal Swamp ot| 1884 to visit his brother Dr. A. L. ——- ake giv So is gs ae 0 bese ena dl wras_then keeping. ae te ae = ——® Nearly Fatal Runaway ; 2, store and practicing medicine. He! Noticeis hereby given, that letters o in- | started a horrible ulcer on the leg of Loans Mon marsby ground everywhere: | These tei! in love with Miss Alice Judy, then | ylation with vil annexed, spon the etateot | yh Crnor Franklin Cirove, lL, Banking Business. 1 erme cause weakness, chi ticles known as the belle of western Bates, | the undersigned on the 1;thday of Aprit, | which defied doctors and allremedies We solicit your business, offering absolute security for : sti se tetas Gaaqueeeseninaie: and they were married in 1885, and 199, by the provate court of Bates county, | ¢_ tobe yeas, han Buckion's Atrios deposit very facili al ies, ; A sae apg Nae ears. on’s Ari your deposit with every facility that is consistent with But Electric Bitters never fail to have since oe — : ae aha paroona be ng clalme agains sald ee} Salve cured him. Just as yood for foseetiee.. ~|destroy them iq} | be is engaged in the mercantile busi | poe to the administratrix within one year | boils, burns, bruises, cuts, corns, ‘atin ’ H destroy them and cure malarial ness. We believe he will make a good | after the date of said letters, or the Dann Se y ) x y may be | scalds, skin eruption 1 piles, 25e ALWAYS. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN, ‘ troubles. They will surely prevent judge, as he is well qualified for the perpen replay Agee eee! ae at H. L. Tuck bi piven atone. . ——pingorors— (or malaria ‘and ‘stomach’ and liver| Postion and wil represent the inter-| et fam the dng of je pabletion, choy |" ETI Het ee va Peay yell. Fach. cout. xt ae ates Cherueaee. of ae W. Park ae the sick list 26-4¢ With will annexed. ag eS en Jona epeckas Booker Powell. ‘Wm. E, Walton, thing ae "good as Electric Bitter” pak pl ae week, but is able . G, H. Datcher, C. R, Radford, N. L. Whipple, Try them. Only 50c. H. L. Tucker Parktown has added features to Resch ttn . TJ. Wright. guarantees sai tion. ite beauty. Aaron always aid think ATTENTION BREEDERS. . : +41, | glad that Parktown is up to date. , : uceee ee With |e Ve hear that Mike Maloney is bet- te days, then is not so well. hore Rassomepporeheree atte One fellow said in town the other The da ; at Jas. Evans last| day that the only way to down the eine , democrats was for therepublicans to endorse the prohibition ticket, then they would draw from all fs ce Re hk the Bat ten deme |. Some think the flax was dam- aged: by the wind Friday, especially land. Mrs. ese Park renews for another REGISTER NO. 9682. ae This fine black American bred draft 5; trad " oe rn ned oy g wr ire B. F. Jenkins, who has been eae at our barns 34 miles east of Butler. : ke, is slowly im-| This fine roadster and all purpose | We invite inspection and investi ee SS wae y Herning Chief, bgt he tion. "Terms, -10 to insure. = i : Was n locks no: ay ¥ seep well last sehen We hool building at the very low price SENATOR GOEBEL. wwe he is getting weaker all the An Artist Montrose saddle stallion, ‘ ‘: ROAD will make the season of 1902 at our : Dudley, who has been sic! barns. Terms:—$8.00 to insure. , went to Kansas WOODRUFF. ‘| make the season at the fmm Bho is jack is well known to be a supe; eae YATE & SONG