The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 13, 1902, Page 1

| s 6=—s ACM CKIBBENS. . ’ VISIT OUR {| 8 SHOE DEPARTMENT , ‘ We are showing all new, fresh goods, stylish cuts, first ‘class ‘ qualities and each shoe guaranteed. ; a UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. : The best assortment of underwear in the county. Only ‘ good, reliable goods and the very lowest, prices. We call - + especial attention to our ladies vests and pants at 25¢. l : They compare favorably with many garments at 40¢ and 45c. ’ TOPSY HOSIERY. + When you buy Topsy brand, you are getting the BEST ¥ Hosiery, which gives service and retains the colors. 8 1-8¢e a pair up. CALICOES and L. L. MUSLIN : We are selling standard calicoes and 1..L. muslin for 3 {-2¢ a yard. Come and see us. We want your business. McKIBBENS ’ e RISE POD DOOOOSLMIOOOGOIDOIOIOOOIOSOOIOGOOOSOOOOMIOOCL WOOOOSOCOOHOOOOOOOPOOOOOCOCOOOOOS OOOO ITION Kindness Wins a Million. Hiawatha, Kan., Nov 9.—A letter written to a local paper states that | an old man who recently died at Seattle, Wash., left an estate worth $1,000,000 to Lizzie Boyce, of this county, because she had shown him kindness when he was -in sore need years ago. He did not know the girl's address and requested the writ- er to discover it if possible. The letter was-written-to-the paper in the hope of finding the young wo- man. Lizzie Boyce is the 24-year- | - olddaughter of Elijah Boyce, afarm- “bo lived a few miles north of tati she saw th she wou " Manes 9% e ao see them and moaning by « wagon, stop- I went out od the old side of his wagon. ie WAS tt And (Lin ored m as best I could, gave him nourish- ment and nursed him until he was able to resume his journey. He thanked me profusely on partingand took my name, saying I would hear from him some day. I do not see why he should leave me all his prop- erty for so simple a favor as I didfor him.” Goes Like Hot Cakes. P& “The fastest selling article I have in my store,” writes druggist U. T mith, of Davis, Ky., “is Dr. King’s Rew Discovery for consumption, ‘coughs and colds, because it always cures. In my six years of sales it -has never failed. I have kuown it to save sufferers from thruat and lung diseases, who could get no help from doctors or any other remedy.” Mothers rely on it, best physicians preecribe it, and H. L. Tucker guar- entees satisfaction or refund price. Trial bottles free. Regular sizea, 50c and $1. Homeseckers. Locate in central sunny southern Kansas, the garden spot of the pad mild climate. For full particulars n County Coloniza- Se at There in Kansas”. Address, ‘Rank WEINSCHENK, Manager, ~ shat Kingman, Kansas. ad appedrs but once. Write Missouri State Bank has a jount of idle money to loan. |wanting to buy stock or de- oney for other purposes can d : » B1-tf Sudden Death, Deepwater Items, Coroner Renick and Prosecuting} Messrs. George Allison and family ~ | . i Attofney Horn were called to Amor- | and George Borum and family were ett early Thursday morning to view | the guest of John Borum.and family | the body of Edward Penny, who had | lust Sunday. ived the news of | died suddenly in the mail wagon, | while on his way home from Butler the day before. Edward Penny was about 25 years of age and had serv- ed three years in the urmy in the Philippines. He was apparently vigorons-and-strong: Wednesday morning he rode to Butler in the mail wagon and was in town about two and one half hours, and started on the return home with the mail carrier. After getting start- ed he took sick and was induced to »* down in the “the wag- © bute he coroner summoned a jury and seld an inquest. A postmortem ex on lamination was made, and the con- | clusion was reached that the young had come to his death fromeon-} | gestion of the brain. H. Loeb & Bro. Rich Hill, Mo., will ; have an auction sale of Registered and high grade Hereford cattle on Monday, November 17th. For par- | ticulars writefor sale bill. 1-2t H. LOEB & BRO. SHYLOCH Shylock was the man who vanted a pound of human lesh, There are many Shylocks now, the convales- cent, the consumptive, the ickly child, the pale young woman, all want human flesh and they can gi it—take Scott's Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion is flesh ind blood, bone and muscle, ‘ie digestive organs and they r-ed-the-whole body. For nearly thirty years .cott’s Emulsion has been the reat giver of human flesh. i We will send you a couple of | ounces free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409-415 Pearl Street, ‘New York. soc. and $2.00 ; all druggists. ~ Lhe t feeds the nerves, strengthens- Se eater i dictaiedak-os Sai W O. Dudley, who has been quite sick for sometime, is somewhat bet- ter. Miss Myrtle Borum was the guest of Miss Effie Allison Sunday. Protracted meeting is progressing nicely at Antioch chureh under the control of Rey. Cowan. Mrs. Lillie Moore and son, Willie, were the ;, uest of her father in-law in Henry county last Sunday. Mrs. John Coleman, who has been visiting her brother, Mat. Bledsoe, ) and family in Kansas and herfriends City, returned home Mon- 4. Kash attended the Rust- ern Star lodge in Johnstown Satur- day. She has just returned from a visit to her parents and friends in California. W. J. dackeon tells-us his schoot is progressing-nicely in Johnstown. Rev. Howard, who has been hold- ing a few weeks’ protracted meeting at Oak Grove school, is in our midst now canvassing fruit trees. He is making large bills with some of the farmers Several of our neighbors are anx- ious to see the speedy progress of the union phone, as they want to join them. The Messrs. White are rendering some fine music at various school houses. Large crowds are always present. Say, Frontz, let us go to reporting every week. We ought to feel proud of Old Missouri and also our old booming Times and the result of the election Nov 4. I, M. Smith delivered a fine bunch of fat hogs at Bulter last week, for which he got the highest market price. Rose. List Your Property. If you want to dispose of your me sell_it for you; if you want to exchange it for laud in west- ern Kansas and get three to six acres for one, I will make an effort to do so. I will be at Adrian Nov. 13th, Rich Hill Nov. 14, and W. 0. Atk- son’s law office in. Butler Nov. 15th. Come in on the shore al _ ~ our pro) or write me fe Fang B and terms. I “think Tcan rE —- ogg for ban tation to wentern Kanoms Nov. 18. E. B. Arkinson, 51-tf - Grainfield, Kan. PELE oe Siberia BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1902. KILLED IN HIS OFFICE. Dr. W. H. Kimberlin, the Ocu- list, Shot to Death by _ a Patient. TURNS PISTOL ON HIMSELF.” K. C. Star, 12th, Dr. W. H. Kimberlin, an eye spe- cialist, was shot and instantly killed by John Scanton avout 2 o'clock this afternoon, Seuudon then placed the revolver to the side of his own head and com- mitted suicide. The double tragedy oecurred inthe ottice of Dr. Kimberlin on the second floor of the building at the southeast corner of Eighth and Campbell streets, Scanlon left a note which wasfoundon the dresser in theroom, It accused Dr. Kimberlin of having ruined his eyes und gave this as the motive for the crime, The note was as follows: NOTE LEFT RY SCANLON, “Notify my brother at city hall I did this because he destroyed my syes. Tom, you will flud enough money in my room to pay expenses, in little drawer on top of dresser, Tell fath- er, sister and brother that 1 love them all and hope we will meet in heaven. Your loving Bro., “JoHuxn SCANLON Use the suit that have in locker, ave good enough for me.” Th The shots attracted clerks fromthe Model drug store beneath Dr, Kim- berlin’s offive. When they reached the room, both men were dead. Dr, Kimberlin had been shot in the body. Nearly half of Scanton’s head had been blown off. The bodies lay with- in a few feet of each other. Dr. Kimberlin was well known in Butler, having made this town fora number of years. Startling, But True. “Ifevery one knew what a grand medicine Dr. King’s New Pills is,” writes D, H. Turner, Dempseytown, Pa., “you'd sell all you have ina dey; —two-weeks’-1se-has-made a new man of me.” Lnfallible for con- stipation, stomagh and liver trou- bles. 25e nt H. L. Tucker's drug store. Piano Tuning. To whom it may concern: This certifies that the bearer, F M. Skaggs, has done considerable work for us, and we always found his tuning and repairing pertectly done. We consider him an honest and perfectly reliable workman and anyone entrusting work to his care are sure it will be donesatisfactorily. W.W. Kimpaur & Co, Manufacturer of pianos and organs, Chicago, th By WHA Correr: 50-tf Leave orders at Day House. STARVED OUT. Many a garrison has been forced to give up the fight and hang out the white- fiag of surrender, when lack of food has weakened the men past all power ‘> continue the struggle. i Many a man is similarly starved out of business, His digestion is impaired. His food does not nourish him, and for lack of strength to carry on the struggle he turns his store over to an- other. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other or- gans of digestion and nutrition. It restores strength to weak, nerv- ous, run-down men and wonien. "About ten years ago I began to be afilicted with stomach trouble, also diar- rhea,” writes Mr. Wm. Walters, of Antrim, Mo, "In warm weather it grew worse, until it would throw me into a cramping chill. ‘Was -troubled-so often t I sometimes thought my end hadcome. Tried many — but th mare only porary it November, 1899, thought I would try Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, I got six bottles aud took five in succession, then thought I would wait for a time and take the one left. Soon found I had symptoms of the a me, t health this summer, and the credit all belon to your ‘Golden Medical a cant express my may, thanks to Dr. for his remedy, for it did so much for me, Words can- uot express how severely I suffered, Wy ad any igre ey Ie Cpr let ti address me, a take great pleasure in auswering.” - Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse the bowels aud stimulate the sluggish liver. 7 hs NO. SLLLE LLLL LL OLS KL vr wwmeerwwy SPECIA | Clearance sales, bankrupt sales, removal sales have all had their run in Butler with more or less success, but when the big Butler Cash Den't. Store goes out for a sale on anything you know it means unheard of prices. Now fora Cloak Sale ~ AT MANUFACTURERS COST. right in the midst of the cloak season, when the people want the goods. This means there wil) be no reserves, everything goes in ladies, misses and childrens cloaks. Ladies black unlined $2.50 cloak at $1.90 Hadies gray Tined L530 cloak at) 3.00 Ladies black boucle 5.00 cloak at 3.50 Ladies blue, black tan, castor art) oxi nicely lined and fiuished $6.50 cloaks at S1.98 Ladies blue or castor fine melton cloaks trim- med with satin, worth 89.00 at S700, AIL 219,00 Giotks Hae finish, style go at S708 All 11.59 cloaks, very tine goods go at S50 All 1.250 cloaks will be closed out at 9.00 All 14.00 cloaks, lutest styles, go at 10,00 MISSES JACKETS. All $5.25 misses jackets go at $2.48 All 4.50 misses jackets go at 5.60 All 4.95 misses jackets go at 1.00 All 6,50 misses jackets go-at £08 All 7.00 and 33.00 misses jacketsfgo at 5.00 Childrens Short Jackets. All $1.50 jackets size 4 to 10 years $1.00 All, 2.48 jackets size 4 to 10 years 150 All 3.25 jackets size ¢ to 12 years 2.00 All 3.98 jackets size 4 to 12 years 2.50 This is, without doubt, the best line of ladies, misses and children’s cloaks ever shown at anything like the price and will not last lone, When in look through our OUR SHOE STOCK Rubber footwear, our rain proof work coats for men, shirts, overalls and our $150 jeans pants at 75 cents. Big line of underwear at cut prices. 10 oz. cotton flannel gloves at dea pair, ‘This glove sells all over the country at 10 ceuts. We must sell 5 New Home sewing mahines before Jan. Ist to secure special discount for the year, so we have special prices on the New Home to January Ist, 1903. 1,000 red-headed parlor matches 5c. You pay 5e for 500. Why do you want to throw money away. Just received the nobbiest line of ladies ready to wear skirts ever shown, slotted seams and the newest fads, see them. We have engaged an experienced upholsterer in our furniture department. We repair and upholster all kinds of furniture, repair and work over all kinds of hair, moss, or cotton mattresses, make to order box couches, wind- ow cushions and, in fact, anything in the line of upholstering. House full of bargains. Bring in your produce. It will buy goods in any part of the house. Butler Cash Department Stor, LRRRRRLLLLRRLRLLLLLRLLLLLPL LLLP Lh LLP LM LM LLP LLLP LW AY LY AY LLY PY YY IY YP EPP PD QVQVQLLVLLQLLL LL LL LLL L LOL P LP LPL PEL PL LL PL LOLOL LS boccssssssssssusssssssus 513 eB ai0 aie ain a ao aie cae ae Wee aie ois ie aie 60 ie Wie win hb SS he ait alo we ae 48m ie ae oe | —