The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 18, 1903, Page 8

ee at ae soe rota eae ep genera eS ENN » pei Rear BS prices from A Complete cotton, lisle an © + None but the Very latest in Ladies Boots and Oxfords--Misses, Childrens Shoes and Slippers, Be sure and vist our shoe department. We have a very large line of mens colored and White Negliee Shirts, the very best makes, 45c, 70c, 90c. Very special prices. Boys and Childrens Suits, orn a erate MENS ALL WOOL BLACK AND WORSTED SUITS, suits, MENS UNDERWEAR, Shirts 25c, pants 25c. The reliable honey comb underwear sizes 34 to 50, the best underwear ever sold at $1.00 per suit Mens, Boys and Little Gents Shoes, The best makes call and get our prices before you buy. The largest assortment of MENS AND BOYS STRAW HATS, Wc to $2.50. Come line of LADIES GLOVES AND MITTS, in d silk at special prices. We can save you from 10 to 25 per cent on all classes of Goods in our line. Come and hear our prices before you buy anything in clothing, shoes or dry goods, Sam Levy & Co. cee diaas=aaBAATSSCCeee OnZBEADABEBBBESCE and goocorsemunensunacesssessnsmienssssneees |f)\KTH (f IL| ALL NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Lawns, Dimities, Plain and Fancy Waistings, Cambric and Swiss, Embroideries, Plain, White and Dotted Swisses, Laces and Insertion. OUR SPECIALTY. Call and see them they are all new and up-to-date. Sizes 34 to 44-- Regular $10 Special at $7.50, see them, ea elaleliqtigiginist( 2 Taig eal aol eT agoaoaacaateroy | B. F, JETER, Attorney at Law and Justice, Office over H. H. Nichols, Dast side square, Butler, Mo. Farmers. Insure your property with the Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co. ©. Hirnt, See’y, 27-3 Papinville, Mo. Gini wanrep—Will pay good wages to a good girl for the summer, apply toN. M. Lester, 14 miles west of stand pipe. Cuampton Seve Bixper For Save, —New last year and in first-clars condition. Save money. “Apply at this office. 33-Lm Moxey ro Loax,—On Batescounty farms at lowest current rates and on | most liberal terms. We can save money. 83-26 Burier Laxp Company. Attention Woodmen! All members of Butler Camp No.24- 58 Modern Woodmen of America and all other Modern Woodmen are re- quested to meet at the M. W. A. Hall Sunday, June 21, at 7 p. m. for the purpose of attending the memorial services at the M. E. Church South. The Royal Neighbors will also meet with the Woodmen. B. F. Jeter, Clerk. Lee Culver carries the best line of second hand cook and gasolinestoves sold in Butler. Wood and coal cook stoves good as new from $6.50 to $10.00. The best bed springs on earth from 50c¢ to $1.75. Folding beds fram $6 50 to $8.00. Window shades, new with Hartshorne, fix- tures,2 for 25c. New picture frames that others sell from $1.98 to $2 50. I sell for $1.00. Allcomplete. Come and see me. LEE CULVER, West Side, Butler, Mo. ing?” Eli Perkins once asked a com mercial traveler. “No, I do it for nothing.” “Well,” said the lecturer, “you work cheap. You lay aside your character asagentieman, inflict pain upon yourfriends, break a com- mandment, and lose your own soul —aend for nothing! You do certainly work cheap.” —Selected. | 8. H. Gamble and niece, Mrs. R. M. Shroyer, came near meeting death in the turbulent waters of Walnut Creek last Thursday afternoon. Shortly | after the deluge of that day, whileon | their way from Hume, they attempt- ed to ford that stream at the State ‘line. The creek was bank full and | running swiftly. The buggy was capsized and its occupants washed about 50 yards by the current. The vehicle was badly crippled; otherwise no injuries—only a bad fright and a thorough ducking for Mr. Gamble and his niece—Hume Telephone. | Inthe Washington City Star promi- ‘nent among the one hundred and six graduates given diplomas by the Na tional University Law school, was the name of Fred Ferguson Reisner, of Missouri. He also won the Mae- Arthur gold medal for the most sat- | isfactory senior examination, a dis- | tinguished honor of which his friends have a just cause to be especially proud, as hard work and meritalone could win in such a contest Fred Ferguson Reisner is a Butler boy and received the rudiments of he education in our public schools. He is the son of J. W. Reisner, who for many years has held an assignment in the Departments at Washington. His many friends here hope tos e him attain that high position in law which his beginning so flatteringly promises. Cards are out announcing the mar- riage of Robert Liddil, of this city and Miss Lutie Urner, of Nevada, at the Christian church in that city }at 11:30 o’clock a. m., Monday, June 22nd. The young couple will come to Butler immediately after the marriage and go to housekeeping in a home already prepared by the groom ou Ohio street. Mr. Liddil is a first-class photographer, and holds @ position with Mr. Hagedorn. He is & young gentleman of high morals, industrious habits and is highly re- garded by ourpeople. The bride, we understand, is a pretty, charming and amiable young lady. Tur Times extends congratulations in advance. 1S shoes of us. call that we ceived one of our souv- High Quality Low Price, That is what we give High Quality | you when you buy your the same to you. If you haven’t re- w Give us a may prove = enirs, call and get one. ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL. Poffenbarger & Edwards, Will Be Celebrated On a Grander Scale Than Ever. EXCURSION TRAINS TO BE RUN. Boating, Racing, Sham Bat- tle, Base Ball and Fire Works at Night. Make Your Arrangements to Come. Butler will outdo herself this year in celebrating the 4th of July. Suf- ficient money has been subscribed to insureitssuccess, Thearrangements arein the hands of competent com- mittees, who are enthusiastic in the work, Excursion rates have been secured on all the roads, and ar- rangements are being perfected for a special train on the Emporia. Races, Base Ball, Boating on the Lake, Dancing for those who like, amusements of all kinds will be ar- ranged for. Gifted orators will beon hand to make the old bird scream. Pleasure and fun for all. Come and have a good time with us. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Ky Warranty Darna, JA Ritchie ts K J Rook lots LIk 8 Thompson Ad, Buuer, $500, Chas Wise et alto J S Francisco 40 A sec 35, Charlotte, 8800, W E Morrison to W R Marshall lots 127 128 ist Ad, Adrian, $100, W F Hendrix to A F Dayis s0 A see 2, Wal- put, $1,000, WM Thorp etal toJ B Davis 10 A see Is, Lone} Oak, #525, C F Marshall to P_ H Powers lot 3 bik 21 Lit tes Ad, Hume, $100, J J Messinger to P H Powers lot 4 blk 21 Lit tles Ad, Hume, #75, JT Rosbrook to KE R Boynton und 1-2 int lot 1) bik 11, Sprague, $150, Wm E Walton to James A Clouse lot 21 blk 23, Foster, $10, EE Miller\to Mary L Holcomb lot 1 bik6 Warners Ad, Batler $800. John Dugan to Grant Stover 10 A sec 3, Charlotte, $225. Maud James to Frederick Fisher lot 7 bik 23 Lat add to Rich Hill $100, Almira Dudley to Batherine Hibbard 80a sec 21 West Point $800 JD Barch to V J Cumpton 107 asec 9 and 10 Pleasant Gap $3,000, J S Musgrove to George Brundige lot 40 Adrian $200, Blanche Moberly to Lee A Porter lot 6 blk 107 Ist add to Rich Hill $175 H G Whitney to F D Foster lots 11 and 12 blk 17 Little’s add to Hume $10), J R Hughes to Florence I] Morrison 79 a sec 8 West Point $2,300. Bessie Bussy to J L Wilson pt bik 137 3add Rich Hill $309, Susan J Hudson toC L Pearce lot 10 blk 51 Reh Hill $350. A Merger of Pittsburg Banks. Pittsburg, Pa., June 14—Under the name of the Colonial Trust com- pany, with a capitalization of 7 mil- lion dollars, surplus and undivided profits of 16 million dollars aud de- posits of 78 million dollars, nine banks are to be consolidated here in the immediate future. - Tne combination is the greatest one of banking interests ever. under- taken and the institution will be the most powerful of the kind between Philadelphia and Chicago. ILA ASL EALAAS PAL AD AAD AD LIEISOOCOOOO OOOO IOOOU OOO OOOO OOOO OOOO Money Saving Price Pour Specials in } Zs Allover laces, embroid- Mens Underwear. ery and fancy tuckings Fine ribbed, plain and fancy Bal- e: Dbriggana, superior as AT $ tor yoaking and Cluney Our Momey Saving Price asc 650 quality laces so popularfor dress Our Memey Saving Price 48c j trimmings. j EXill’s Cash Store. Fancy band Tumblers worth 25c per eet Our money saving price per set (5¢ Four piece fancy glass table set, covered sugar bowl, covered bucter dish, cream pitcher and spoon holder worth 50c : * Our money saving price per set Glass water pitchers worth 15c each Our money saving price only Extra large glass lamps low pattern no 2 size worth 35c Our money saving price only Fancy decorated tea cups and saucers Haviland pat- tern gold band edge worth 90c per set Our money saving price per set Large size decorated diuner plates beautiful gold band pattern worth $1.00 per set Our money saving price per set only Finest quality machine oil warranted not to gum or corode worth 10c ; Our money saving price per bottle 4¢ No 2 brass lamp burners sold every where for 10c Our money saving price only 7¢ Fancy Box paper 24 sheets of paper and 24envelo) in fancy box big 10c value diets “ei Our money saving price per box only §¢ Good house brooms regular 20c quality Our money saving price only {4¢ Tron bolts all sizes the kind needed every day on thefarm Our money saving price 6 any one size or assorted only §¢ Crocodile cultivator wrenches usually sold for 25¢ Our money saving price only {4¢ Rubber covered bridle bits with large rings the 25c kind Our money saving price only (4¢ Harness snaps, trace fittings, whip sockets, web halters and collar pads All at a money saving price. FRUIT CANING SEASON Call for many thing in tinware and enamel ware Buy them of us at money saving prices. White enamel lined maslio iron kettles all sizes 23c up to 48¢ Ten quart flareing pails heavy bails wood handles sold everywhere fur 1c Our money saving price only {Q¢ Ten quart galvanized pails best quality regular 20c values Our money saving price only (§¢ Household ammonia large 12 ounce bottle always sold for 10 Our money saving price only §¢ Baileys best r-xoleum or vasaline no better made Our money saving price only 4¢ Oak extension hat rack nice enough to hang up anywhere Our money saving price only {(Q¢ Large kitchen lamp with reflector sold usually at 25¢ Our money saving price only {[Q¢ Sure catch mouse traps the kind that gets them every time sold everywhere for Se Our money saving price only 3¢ Glass wash boards the best kind that sells for 40¢ Our money saving price only 29¢ Money saving prices on muslin, calicos, India Linona, Table damask. toweling, shirtings, denims, tikings ete. Buy your muslin underwear of u3 andsave money. WHEN YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY GO TO HILL’S CASH STORE. (SSSASL IO 7 (SSLSLASALDLISADIASAADASALOXK That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thou- sands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Onl: 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by H. L. Tucker, druggist. The many little ways in which you could economize—if you only tried! Open a Ravings Account |g Special courtesies extended lady de- positors and all others at the oldest bank and the only National Bank in Butee County. BATES NATIONAL BANK, Butler, Mo. — WrBAWHW Woo Wer Woda Two Good Years. BUTLER, MO. May 19, 1903. To our Friends: Tim gos on and with it life, w> scarcely t realize how tast it goes until we stop to count ; the mile posts backward, we count backward and to-day we complete our and years busi- ness in Butler, Mo. MANY THANKS TO YOU We have had a decided increase over our last year’s business. Our customers have been faithful and new ones constantly coming. We are preparing todo more business this com- ing year, we want to see you realsoon and assure you that we will strive to serve you with the best of drugs and medicines. Truly ‘ GOUGH & HESS, E . The new men with the Pestle. “CAPTAIN” the new drink at our Fountain only. ‘ »~ A —