The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 5, 1903, Page 1

A _Ghe utler Weekly Gimes. agreement on the initiative and re- ferendum. A caucus was held to- night, which waa attended by prac- tically all, of the Senators. After some discussion, it was decided to make the percéntage of voters who could call for a. referendum 10 per cent. Fifteen per cent can originate an initiative and 20 per cent a con- day morning, wrappedin a tiny bun- die, The following note, written in @ feminine hand, was pinued on the child’s breast: “Please be kind enough to give poorlittlemea home, DEAL no one to loveme. I want to live ROOM. some day. I have noname and only 2s BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903. NO, 18. Initiative ant Referendum. Give Poor Little Me a Home. : iS Jefferson City, Mo., March 2—At} Joplin, Feb. 28.—A baby boy was DEACON RROS C0) last the Dem: Senators, or|found on the doorstep at deputy & VISIT OU R nearly all of them, have reached an | sheriff Clarence Kier's home yeater- , ] Ss BUTLER, MISSOURI, ERS IN Tam a real good little boy and have| Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, with you and make you both happy Harness, Queensware, Wagons i pages AL es, Nout \ atitutionnl amendment. came last night.” Mr. and Mrs. Kier ' —AND— ’ * ; ur upstairs for Provision whieh is deemed of more | have adopted the little one, and will 7 ’ e ¥ We have set aside pa i than paasing importance orderathut | give it a good home, KK ARM MACHINERY. =| the display of Carpets, Curtains, Mattings these per centa mnat be maintained ——————- $ Wind P ios a L : is ll in every congressional district of the Working Overtime. Black Hawk Corn Planter. : indow'Shades, large room Rugs, State. Thefriends ofthe proposition! Fight hout laws are ignored by All steel and malleable iron, not a piece of Cast ; tain Rods, Etc. The room is filled with may fight this in the House, those tireless little workers—Dr. ’ : x , ~ Cut Him Deep. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are Tron about it. The Black Hawk is the only planter the largest and best collection we have always at work, night and day, cur. : ‘ 3 Washington, Feb. 28.—The house po, Po. searens bi a par ye rte made that plants the last two rows and takes up the ever gathered together and our prices are committee chopped down tho esti- | Ration, sic headache and all stom- a ach, liver and bowel troubles. Easy, wire. Plants one, two or three in a hill, never fails mates made by Secretary Cortelyou | pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at HH. . , . ~ guaranteed the very lowest. i) » gale, ly : , forthe new department of commerce. | L. Tucker's drug store. See the Black Hawk, we’ll show you that it plants e sell Carpets at Cut Prices. Cortelyou asked for $1,240,000, but — —— pe i ; the committee eut-this-te $200,000, | - just the‘number you want all day. —Itis wonderful. $1.25 velvets for 95¢ Chairman Cannon aeclaring the WILL \ Fy $1.00 velvets for 85c bureau transferred to the new de- Good-Enough Sulky Plow. A partment are already provided for Simple, Haht, atr durable, well made: tua 4 .65 ingrains for §§¢ in the Judicial and Legislative bill. Ja located in the Plerpoint room, Simple, ng 8 rong. ure le, we de, Wns 2 60 ingrains for §0¢ Denounces Congress. on North _ of the Square, with a perfect furrow, low in price, ask your neighbors, .50 ingrains for 45¢ : Jefferson City, Feb. 28.—Leonard, aah came they all know it. Defies competition. Don’t fail : of St. Louis, has introduced 4 resolu ool 1 ird lever » G } gh § ; On down to 25¢ Y¥ | tion denouncing the national house Buggies, to see the third lever on the Good Enough Sulky ¢ . ‘ aa ‘ . ale , of representatives for unseating Con- | H — Pow: cence awe = ‘hae We carry a line yf samples o Slarecrmen Hatler, Henke oaeal carriages, " —105 atvies f vhic 5 oy | torefer the resolution to thee it- terns—105 styles from which to select, ged — ara Stanhopes, Famous Ohio Cu tivators. ‘b and will cover your floors, from a small [bronght forth a etrong protest from Bik W e Riding, Walking, Longue or Tougueless, Nv room to an entire house at the lowest Williams, of Scott. A roll call retus- IKe agons, ibetiuh on earth “ in thi t . : — and the resolution was both Steel and Rubber tired, and an P ; prices in this country, i A eh Suiinedls aban of Moline Plows, Cultivators, ; COME AND SEE THE) Young Girl Commits Suicide, IMPLEM ENTS T ‘ = ~ Higginsville, Mo., March 2.—Miss ooth and Disc Hat rows. / Py as “ AND Carrie Bidinger, aged 16 years, - : : » have } ‘analy Plt McK IBBENS, ra aig rho pe gid FARMMACHINES They are all good. We have just received a ful! | by taking carbolic acid, car of Moline goods, a car each of Ohio Cultivators . ’ We selected the finest line of Imple : > 4 The only known cause for the act ; ra . : oe 9990900900000 0099 909 GOOSHOQOIOOK ‘wna rohan ies tuthen, Chania Bites ii - - — ny ake Kentucky Wagons, Sechler Buggies, a car of mix- - = nee P . ) 4OW, "ES, cous! ‘ , >’ ° . . titwcus | Va _ — —_— to her} ss market price on Implements, ed implements from Kansas City and the best line of si Nay, y than we did this year, and while all : Olympia, Wash. March 2.—Cheis | We heard it and jotted it down, | The family recently moved bere Ta Te ha 'ete are hiser| BUgZIeS, Wagons and Harness a Benson, a grand larceny prisoner | What happened in and out of town. |rom Sweet Springs, Mo. wo a sell vera peat "price ya hibited in Butl : inthe county jail, killed the jailer, 4 Gam Helmer and Will Vogt are Threw Acid on Her Family, much lower on some things, | We ex- over exnibited in Butler. i David Morrill, yesterday, and escap- hauling their goods to Butler to ship Columbua, Neb., March 2.—Mre. | Pect® large trade this year and we ed. Benson left peer the tone ats them to their new home in Kansas. I 5 “7 a =e wif ee pa ri expect the good quality of goods we i oa ha na arnivec’ 0D the Dugan farm. stn bats 1 ..| them, and not our talk, as we have the scene with a revolver in’ time to Mise Travail Patk started to echoot ie psa eo mr their ins ntenerd of sot ining 00 teple BUTLER MiSSouRI prevent seven prisoners from gain: iy Butler Monday. ied phen ied Nubiles ment man because we made low ? . ing their liberty. Benson was accus- | = 4 ‘ earbolic avid in their faces. Shethen 2 : ng rane 4 F i Rev. Niblack will preach his last swallowed the contents of the bottle | Prices sell our goods, instead of mak — ed of atoaling $45 trom his partner. sermon for this conference year, at |’ : ing our talk sell them at high prices. oad He pleaded guilty and about a’ week | Virginia starch 8th. etehedrag. Mrs. Andersen je been We have the best bargain in HOG RRL LRLL MW WWM eee Le Le Se WM oe ory. 7-0. sentenced to aig poi im-/ Blder Coffee did not fill his appoint- = coo : arom tage, aby FENCE ever offered in Butler, and in x M prisonment, A any is aa pg sed ; ment last Sabbath. Seah fi ra aces our judgment the esr fence. Have| & hi him ‘surrounded near here, "Age | Democrats and. Republicans wil|#%" Deen theca, teed 6,000 rode STEWART ATCHESON, S. G BEVINSTON, 1 been offered for | hold their conventions next Satur. ; i ; i edn n offered for dub. chmbaiaiels, Pete tee An Awful Shock For Salvador. GET OUR PRICES. * oi . de: = he . — r ostand ou one) Panama, March 2.—A dispatch | Remember our stock willbecomplete. | g{ ie More Riots. foot and look on. ___ |from San Salvador, received here to-] Farm Implements and Machinery x Farms bought and sol 1, 7 Disturbances of strikers are not| Mat Hinson has moved dn the Jno. day, says that General Regalado| Threshing Machines, Engines, Saw x ie nearly as grave as an individual dis- | McElroy place for this year. has handed over the.presidency to Mills, Gasoline Engines, Wind Mills, 3 ¥ = rH é order of the system. Overwork, loes| “Grandma Drysdaleandson Marion General Pedro Jose Escalon, declar- Stump Pullers, Well Drills and every Hy City property for sale or exchange. rs a ‘otsleep, nervous tension will be fol-| jet Thursday for Trowbridge, Ill.,jed elected February 19. This was} kind of heavy machinery manutac- eg Sars uy utter collapas, unless @ Te: +, live with her son the first peaceful transfer of thepresi | tured, Will ‘ina a cous of & ) : ; hi Pe So ye medy aieetonds eeipler- Prof. Thornbrough’s school in the| dency in fifty years, and has caused | Buggy Harnees and Team Harness, z | I opel tes handled fo r non-resi * = Pee “eure disorders of the liver or kidneys | Virginia district closed Friday. great rejoicing throughout Salvador. Poultry Netting, Barb and Smooth ‘ shia /waan & aa Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful| Oscar Harris, east of Butler, at- age , | Wire, Hand Seeders. Endgate Seeders| dents and taxes paid. 4 y p, and effective nervine and the i | Thousands Have ey Trouble 4 reat all round medicine for run | 224 Capt. Nickell’s sale last Wed and Don't Kuow it, Garden hoes and rakes, haying tools, | § down syste: “ dispel fous | Besday. " pagereny pump buggy poles and shafts, ma-| & We want you to call and get acquainted. ¢ of mye ee ooo Hyer The publi¢ sales of Capt Nickell] - Mow 20 Wisi Out, chine oilé, spades, shovels, post hole rs y 8 i he matism a " . ” ’ . . ' : eepeld Robt. Poster, W. T.Cawan last week raat A cet Goleta eas \aialiah maven, plows end wagon If you have anything you want to sell get it in 43 H. L [824C. A. Wallace Monday were well | water jh Ped es |S ag je se x : L, verything sold well. tling indicates an ote eet doublosrecs, ‘cleav’ | catalogue for this year. he it of Foster, at- unhealthy condi- | &tind stones, all kinds of farmers ry tended the Wallace sale Monday. Ption of the kid- | tools; in fact, many thousand things i ’ he bee, a) good sno penagy E, J cee sains | Weare glad to announce that we 3 When Via’ tloptne lin ] ‘rience ua: | wll eoitinve to sll the famous Corn Belt Land Co., ; yy ad the Probibi-| 7. trequent dei to | Sayers’ & Scovill Buggies, Car-| {orth Side S gy ff , k orth Side Square. ATCHESON & BEVINGTON. pass it or pain in back rlages, Stanhopes, Bike Wagons, etc, the best on earth. Other parties in every | our town tried very hard to get the Sayers & Scovill goods from us thie year, but their schemes would not work, Besides these fine goods we ® | have'another line of buggies that we KALALLLLlL ; Pressing the Anti-Trust Bill, Feb. 28.—That the | Ley Dark left this’ week for on to live with relatives. in pen Washington, they are roods We Warrrayrin every | had not abandoned during the night preg pure second’ growth hickory! jts announced intention to press for Ww! won pro dust Hroot consideration the Littlefield anti- a> vy Pega i f er, | trast bill was made manifest imme- our price on it. As I INTEND] diately after the opening yesterday s, |TO MAKE PRICES TALK, “and it| morning. ot ‘ooo le of Batescounty will stand Upon Hansbrough’s request for un- | by me this year, I will sell ou goods} animous consent to consider a bill, thos will do the work, venae you,| Blackburn declared that until the |, you money; Call on me at my|senate had an opportunity to say tand. Yours truly, whetlier it desires to tuke up the Lit- i : Id-bill be would object t ZIB WILLIAMS. Soantmous Soussot oe 55 Sto SETESSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSESE SS canreelt you for much tess price, but, Pemocratic minority in the senate | “THE WHITE GLUKY’ lo McClure’s For March, “The White Glory,” by Keene Ab- bott, in the March McClure’s, is on: of ‘those little stories of Weste farm life, fall of enforced pathos and simple dignity which always seem. naturally to find their way into Me- Clure’s. The old country doctor, whose last visit to his dying friend makes the simple story, is of thetype- which cannot be too often repeated in fiction any more than in real life: and, if the tale is it that kind from which one oO fortaway. .