The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 14, 1903, Page 1

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2 More! 2 More! 2 More! TWO MORE BIG SHOE SALES THIS MONTH Saturday, May 16th, — | oan Saturday, May 23rd. These salea have been so much of @ success that we have decided to give two more this month Saturday, May 16th, and Saturday, May 23rd, Don’t mies this, the greatest of shoe bargains, will go on these days. No reserva, no hold backs, every thing goes. It we cannot wait on you the same minute youenter the door just have patience till the shoe man can get to you, it will pay you well for the time you wait. About 100 pair of Ladies odd sizes worth $1.75, $2.00, $2.00 and $2.50. go at "$1.50 75 pair Misses shoes and slippers worth $1.25 and $1.50 go at A cut on every shoe in the house. 15¢. Don’t take our word but come in and see for your self. The famous ladies ultra dress shoe $83.50 the world over our price now $3,00, Selz Royal Blue $3.50 now go at Shoe Polish-at Cut Prices. 25¢ Bottle gilt edge shoe polish le French gloss shoe polish 10c Combination Baby Elite shoe polish §¢ 10c shoe polish 10¢ New Era past shoe polish 10c Patent leather polish Combination Champion Junior Your produce will buy shoes or goods in any department inthe house. We will pay the Chivogo prices for produce less freight and sell you goods the same as for cash, We cannot pay more than we can get for produce and make it up in the price of our goods. No skin game here a child can trade in safty. butler Cash Dept, Store «> A first class cottage organ for sale. SEEMS O0Se6 OLE EaaE! rennet i RRRMLALLLLL ELL wee YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE, When not in reach of a station. A Hand Separator FOR THE FARMER. See us. We will buy your ‘cream. Will pay the highest a. market price for your puliry and Eops i HIDES, WOOL and JUNK of all kinds, We want 8 or 10 milk haulers at = once. Any part of the county. CARPENTER & SHAFER MEG, CO. rite to us for prices and terms on separators. .|J A Patterson stamps 0006 6000 25 ER EEEA EEA ES SSS oe PWAea eee e BOP SSeS eee EASES Sssesseeee = SESLEEREGRSEEEEEREEEEBEEEEEEEEES County Court Proceedings. WARRANTS ISSUED, T Hoover temp sup Waddell $ 10.00 Mary Hall board. poorfarm 134.00 Mr. Stewart hauling from ceas O01 Joe'T Smith stamps, April 9.00 JR Angle, guard at jail Joe T Smith insane case 14.00 “ « & board prisoners Apr. 275 00 H M Booth, coffiu for pauper 3.00 Joe T Smith, coffin for Gartrell 7.00 TS Hodges, scaffold for “ 28,00 W T Johnson, stamps for April 5.10 RE Johneon, fees bridgecom’r 48,00 $8 oe “ expense ‘“ “ 26.30 Maxey & Son triggers for hang- ing Gartrell Logan-Moore L Co lumber for hanging Gartrell Joe Girby, work on jail Chus Grant “ : Geo Pollock, guard at jail 2150 Nichols & Son shoes prisoners 3.25 Geo Pollock work on C TL 19 80 Midland Bridge Co bridge acrose Mormon Fork 639,00 Am Bridge Co bridge a ross Bones Fork and Little Deer Creek » 984,00 T K Lisle, stamps, April 415 R L McCown, jaintor $30.00 A H Loyd, services attending amallpox case R G Cather, mdse for Chas Jasper in sinallpox case Staker Bell Mere. & Grain Co., mdse furnished quarantin- ed people in Foster small rand River t' 30 00| Contract of 2.00 tund. osit, 55 00 on hand each day POX caer 14.14 Dr H A Rhoads quaranting sinallpox cases 83 50 grave F 4.00 J A Silvers, stamps to May 1 7.00 D D McCann, guard at jail 25.50 Treasurer of Asylum No, 3 six months support of inmates 2, G F Bourquier, work at poor 2 granted. arm . Ellen Wheeler, temp support of tion granted. sister Ray McCu'loch, coal R L M:Kown, jaintor probate ottice 5 Geo D Barnard & Co vault fix- tures 6384.05 H O Maxey stamps . 144 Butler Light Co hghts for jail 13 80 Theo. Marquadt work on bridge at Rockville 1.00 Hupp Bros work at court house 9.00 Bennet t-Wheeler Merc Co mdse poor farm 2.80 Western Enterprise advertising 15 00 David Reese coal 68.55 GECable mdee sheriff & rec- order 10.40 3.10 bridges 15 per cent. Butler relief committee tempo- . ary support paupers 30.00 S Dodworth Book to. book road work. probate judge 11. Jake Kelley death watch over Gartrell Butler Light plant DP Deffenbaugh plants poor farm MH Fox spring wagon Gar- trell burial 2.50 Joe Meyer clothes for Gartrell- 13 96 © A Hedges mdse 8.75 Deacon Bros mdse Western Enterprise stationery recorder and circuit clerk 15.00 A B Bruner painting 3.00 Rachael MePheeters temp sup 8.60 Mary Ellidge temp sup 6 00 JJ March, 4 days attending court and mileage for road work. 30 nslird 20,31 ach and bowels. Never gripe. Only 21.30 23.10 rinting 55.95 ond J W Hall was A genuine treat is School fund approved. Western Enterprise Stationery. 5.00 Robt Plummer, work in court yard 7.50 J W McFadden, 5 days attend court and mileage 26 00 PABruce, 5 days attend court 27 20 Joe T Smith, 5 days attend and mileage CC Harris, temp sup of J P Reavis 5.00 Monitomac Seating Works 2.67 Ordere ! that $100 be appropriat- ed out of road fund to West Point twp for road work. ; rdered that $100 be appropriat- ed out of road fund to Charlotte twp for road work The school fund bond of J W Mc Elroy and wife was approved. The school fund bond of A M Tem pler was approved. The school fund bond of W L Valentine was approved. Ordered that county treasurer ad- vertise in St. Louis Republic for bonds numbering 1to 12 for Mt Pleasant R R to be puid at June Tuesday. Tested drugstore. term. T 8 Evilsizer insurance on jail 14 00 Ordered that new bond T J Stub- ordered that Gente dog and that Gentry dog and pony show be allowed to exhibit in Butler and Rich Hill. Ordered that W O Jackson be ap- pointed tax attorney for Bates coun- ty for two years. ‘Court inst Monday with Judges, Sheriff and clerk present. The County Surveyor was ordered to make estimate for bridge over Panther creek, Sec. 3, 39-29 Hudeon| transportation to western Kansas vy a 17th. ‘BE. B. Arkryson, 1| "Ordered by the court that $126 be| - B1-t iGrainfield, Kan, a 7 ee ‘ appropriated from county road fund to Grand River twp for bridge pur- = also clerk ordered to extend Oc on $100 valuation for twp pur- 8 and 10¢c for bridge purposes in wp. reve & Moore, rock pier on Panther creek between Sec, —— 15 Rockville at $5.50 per yard. Jas W Chambers appointed as Twp Trustee for East Boone twp. Henry Roach appoin Twp Board for East Boone twp. School ST O W Jenkins for 100 granted. $110 was appropriated to Homer township out of county road fund. bridge commissioner was or dered to make estimate for bridge across Hog creek in Homer twp. $200 was appropriated to Mt. Pleasant twp out of county road The Farmers Bank was given until May 18th to file bond for county de- ° Ordered that $75 be out of county road fund to be used in improving road from Papinville west to twp line. Tnquest fees of A H Bell over body of Henry Pondexter ordered paid. Ordered that officers of county de- pository file statement with county clerk at the first of each month, 3| Showing amount of county deposit Ordered that $100 beappropriated to Walnut twp out of county road fund for use on roads, John Keiser, digging Gartrell Error in books of Assessor C B Briscoe ordered corrected. Buxton & Skinner, blanks, ete Ordered that $50 be appropriated to Mingo twp out of county road fund for road pnrposes, Hurt & Richardson saloon petition Bengach & Mabbott saloon peti- J R Cobb saloon petition granted. Treasurer W T Jonson presents a number of warrants for cancellation, J F Herrell stamps & expenses 10.10 J F Herrell fees for April Ordered that patent to the N WN W sec 22, 39, 31 beissued to Cyrus Thomas, assignee of John Wine. Ordered thei, vounty levy on tax- able property of county for year 1903 be extended as follows: county 35c, Mt Pleasant railroad 50c, court house 15c. Ordered that funds be appropriat- ed as follows: Salary 25 per cant, county 25 per cent, elections and judges 15 prct, paupers 20 per cent, Ordered that $125 beappropriated out of road fund to Homer twp for Ordered that $50 be appropriated out of road fund to East Boone twp Ordered that $500 be appropriat- ed out of road fund to Osage twp. Made Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills )}each night for two weeks has put me in my ‘teens’ again” writes D, H. Turner of Dempsey town, Pa. They're the best in the world for liver, stom- Purely vegetable. Tucker’s drugstore. A Runaway Tramp Coming. citizens of Butler Tuesday, May 19, in the coming of that side splitter, entitled “A Runaway Tramp.’ The company is said to be a good one, and seems to be crowding the houses along the line, from general reports. The press notices along the line are giving the company great send offs 0 | wherever they appear—if this is the case then & crowded house willsurely greet “A Runaway Tramp.” One night only, Tuesday, May 19. Ad- mission 25c. Reserved seats 35c. Get ready for a long laugh. Next A Quick Arrest. J, A. Gulledge of Ferbena, Ala., was twice in the hospital from a severe case Of piles, causing 24 tumors, Af- ter doctors and all remedies failed, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly ar- further inflammation and cured him: It conquers aches and kills pain, 25¢,at H. L. Tucker's ‘List Your Property. If you want to dispuse of your farm, let me sell it for you; if you want to exchange it for land in west- er Kansas and get three to six ucres for one, I will make an effort to do so. I will be at Adrian March 12th, Rich Hill March 13, and W. O. Atke- son's law office in Butler March 14th Come in on the above dates and list your p rty or write me giving de- tepent pris and terms. I think 1 can sell or exchange your farm for you, if. the price is right. Cheap ED, WILLIAMS TALKS _ BUSINESS. Our store is always at the front with the best goods at the lowest prices. If you have not been trading with us it will pay you to come in and let us fill your order now. Our goods are fresh and the very best we can buy. You can depend on them being all we repre- sent them to be and we are here as we have been for many years to back them up. Our many years expierence enables us to buy at the lowest possible price . Brushes. Just now we call your attention to the fact that we have all kinds of Brushes :—lHorse Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Scrub and Whitewash Brushes, Try them. Screen Door In all sizes. Screen wire for doors and win- dows, Fly time is near at hand and you will want to keep them out. Our screen what you want. Then we have all kinds of hardware for the farmers use, poultry net- ting, nails, spades, shovels of all kinds and sizes, cross-cut saws the best you ever saw, pitchforks, rakes, hoes and everything in the hardware line a farmer needs, Gasoline Stoves. Make your wife happy by getting her one of our gasoline stoves. In the hot summer days coming they will save heat and add to her comfort and pleasure as well as your own. Just Received 200 cans California gallon pie peaches, bought at a big bargain and are being sold at the -_-- member ~~ oa ann 2 2 a appropriated W T Jackson 1.20 We wire is 189 65 State 18c, greatest bargain you ever knew. Try our 3 pound dried peaches for 25 cent or 25 pounds of our fine prunes for $1. Just come in and we will show you bargains in all kinds of dried fruit. Don’t Forget Our Coffee. We have talked to you about that ‘before and we want you to try it. It is the best you can buy anywhere for the money. You can have it at 10, 12 1-2, 15 and as high as 20¢ per pound. We want everyone who is not using our coffee to come in and try it and we know you will come again. New Deal on Flour, and it is a winner too. Our first car will ar- rive next Monday and we want every family in Bates county to come in and get a_ sack of it. We are mightly pleased with it and know you will be if you try it, We have the largest and best grocery store intown, Why not come and trade with us? We will treat you right every time. Bring us your produce, chickens, eggs, butter and any- thing you have to sell and we will give you the highest market price in trade or cash, If you are a stranger from Iowa or anywhere, * come in and see us and get our prices on any goods in our line. No trouble to show you. J, 0, WILLIAMS’ GROCERY. North Side Square, 25e at H. L. in store for the SIS SLSASSSSSSASSISSSSSSDSSSDASLASAASASASSASSSADSS APSA SADA A SSIS ADS SO ISIS NS Ld US SLSSLS LS ISLS SLLALSSLS LS LLL LALLA SS SLLASLSLASS SAAS SLASSASALSS SLL AS LS SSL SSLLASSSSSSSISSSSLASS A (Idd (SSIILLGA SSR aes

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