The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 4, 1904, Page 8

aaa ON Our Cut Prices KRATZ REPORTED SICK WE ARE NOT— SELLING OUT The Noted Boodle Case Con- tinued to Sept. 26th. When the noted boodle case of the | i state against Charles Kratz was| iM 1 d in cirenit court ond morn: GiGy ici Beare jaa 2 iio se ela (aks : OSTEOPATHY. “y W. E. LAMPTON, D. 0., Treats both acute aud chronic diseases successfully. Residence and Office, one and one- half block south of $ southwest corner of square, BUTLER, MO. 38.1m* BP ARBPPPPL POA POPP A On Saturday May 14, you can get anything in our store for \ price. Come early and avoid the rush, 28-tf ARGENBRIGHT SISTERS Wm. Jordan had his fine saddle horee stolen from the hitch rack at Nevada Friday night, while he was attending choir practice at the Bap- tist church. Mrs. J. W. Morris delight'ully enter- tained a number of her lady friends at cards on Wednesday afternoon of last week at her home, in the H. L. Tuck- er residence. Delicious refreshments were served, Colorado Springs, Col., July 31.— Mies Varina D. Hayes, daughter of J. A. Hayes and granddaughter of Jefferson Davis, president of the southern confederacy, has beer mar- ried here to Dr. Gerald B. Webb, a physician. Mrs. W. J. Graves was killed in runaway on the outskirts of Joplin Friday evening. She had been in Joplin attending a circus and wason her way home, when the horse be- came frightened and ran away. In jumping from the carriage Mrs, Graves broke her neck. Mrs. Mary Searfus, an old, highly respected and valued citizen, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, B, A, Gough, in Summit township, on Thursday last. Interment was made in Elliott grave yard south of Butler on Friday. Mrs. Searfus was a good woman and had many friends. She was a sister of John D. Woody, of Charlotte township. Robert Womack, discoverer of the famous Cripple Creek, which has yielded more than $150,000,000, is reported to be dying in a Colorado Springs Sanitarium. He did not benefit by his discovery, it is said, and for several years has been a street laborer in that city. He is penniless. Ollie Morris, who has been an effi- cient and faithful employe of this office for several years, left the first of the week to accept a position at Neosho, Mo. He is an honest, con- sclentious, industrious young man ’ and has our best wishes for his suc- cess and happiness. Invoicing at the store of the Mc- Kibben Mercantile Co. was completed ata late hour Saturday night. Joo MeKibben, president of thecompany, came down from Excelsior Springs to assist in winding wp the year’s business, and will go from here tost. Louis to take in the fair for a few Oxford and Slippers | Is moving them out, yo should take advantage of this sale, @- New Shoes. Our line of new fall Shoes for Men, Women te } and Children will by far surpass anything in i tol Bates county. Specialties in school Shoes. You should see them, eye eS Saye eS eele leis senting Kratz, The local attorneys jed the state gun club shoot at Rich-| Henry Moudy, J. M. Moore, Wm. ing attorneys for the defense present- ed an affidavit from Dr. Broome of | fil St. Louis, that Kratz was suffering|§ from appendicitis and an aggravated | F case of hernia so severe that the ex-| & citement and exertion of q trial might cause death. Dr. Sroome was! in court and was exeinined by Judge | Graves’ order, He testified that! f Kratz isa very sick man, but he| i thought he would be ready for trial | my tn elt Weeks. Judge Graves granted | i ‘ le Som dptarice and evt'the Gare MELEE the BEST of goods at the prices we make. - September 26th..The Judge then discharged the ‘jury and ordered a new one summoned for that data, Hon. Joseph W. Folk and his ae- sistant Orrick C. Bishop were present in court and announced ready for OR GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. BUT WE ARE All The Time Selling Good Reliable Merchandise Cheaper than ‘any Store in Bates Co. PP PSN Be Sw Don’t you think you would save money in buying of us when you can get -.For Two Weeks or Until Closed Out. | A big lot of white dress goods f A beautiful line of Zephyr Ginghams, worth 12 1-2c and walstiags worth 10c, 15e, 7 Buy them now and make your childrens ‘school 20¢ and 25¢, your choice while 4 dresses. Your choice while they last they last i 7 1-2c per yard. 9c per yard. BP A SS SGI BABA BAH BSS BSBA GSAOAA SH HM New style fastcolorlawns others } Our entire lineof Dimities worth } A bigot of staple calicoes in get for them allseason 6c our 7c. 8¥ and 10callnew patterns ~ mill remnants about 10 yards price was 5c now 4 while they last our price will be 4 to the piece only 3 1-2c per yard. 5c per yard, { 4¢ per yard. : About five pleces of very fine INDIA LINON, our regular price About ten pieces fine dress ging- 25c per yard, worth more as we bought{t by the case, only hams in checks, plaids and stri \ worth l0c per yard, your choice 18c per yard. ‘ aii "Te per yard. -_ Ek See Sw SHOES. At less than wholesale cost. We have placed on our BARGAIN TABLES a mis- celeanous lot of mens and womens shoes ; they are not old shop worn and outof @ date goods, but new ‘‘snappy styles.” If you can find your size in the lot $1 50 * ‘ . 14 was present from St. Louis repre- in the case are A. B. Ludwick, prose- cuting attorney who will assist the prosecution and Clark & Francisco for the defense. The following is the special venire selected by Sheriff Smith: B, P, Pow- ell, Emmet Hook, George Moore, H. Circuit Clerk J. A. Patterson, Joe] H, Harshaw, W. H. Simpson, J. B. Rt. Morrison and J. R Cobb attend-| Newberry, T. 8. Brant, J. S. Combs, Henry Koontz, a substantial Ger- man farmer, of Spruce township, accompanied by his little son Jesse, favored us pleasantly and substan- tially on Tuesday. GE ee Bee Se ee + mond last week. Our boys all made | Stone, Charles Beard, L Q. Robards, good scores and Patterson brought/B, Blackman, G. N. Requa, W. H. back some of the priza money. Deweese, H. Funk, Wm. Baker, Frank Stillwell, Pete Denning, N. O'Dea, James Allison, Chas. Zwahlin, W. B, Tyler. A vicious dog bit General Clark on the streets the last of the week. The wound was slight and no bad effects are anticipated. The dog was shot and killed a short time after he had attacked the General, It {is said it was a very vicious dog. Parties owning such dogs should leave them at home, or better still, kill them. Virginia Items. We heard it and jotted it down, What happened in and out of town. Andrew Simpson found & summer lap robe between his house and Park Republicans will appeal to the very ih ty callings fing Gunners wet worst element in the Democratic] describing same. party for votes this fall, Col. Ed} Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Coulter left the Butler has endorsed Walbridge and] first of the week to visit their son promises him twenty thousand ma- Clarence, near Blackwell, Okla., and pecan’ t look at the country, jority in St. Louls. What do honest ae ae ra Morn ‘tity, Kan., men in all parties think of such an| attended the funcral ofhisaunt, Mrs. unholy alliance. RK. T. Judy. He reports the corn crop there about the same as here, Free Methodists will hold a quar ser Pigew ors | at the Noestlerode -E 8: J school house, next Saturday and| & pita ne eg 08; were AL! Choate, Sunday. Presiding Elder Roberts 36; Fred 8. olfe, 1995; Mrs. Fan-| will be here. He will speak at the| nie O'Brien, 1864; Richard L. Clark, | Christian church at 3. o'clock g m 2394, Miss Laura Duvall, in Chicago, oe ~~, “Duty s the 1795. Henry Evans staid over for| ‘burch toward the liquor traffic ’ the drawing and was on the ground. Mr. Gellere’ daoghtet, of Now York, you will get a bargain. They are worth $2.00 to $2.25, your choice for We have also placed on our BARGAIN TABLES a choice lot of ‘‘good things’’ in China, Glassware, Stationery, Enamelware, Tinware and Hardware, that will appeal to you as REAL BARGAINS. EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH. Hill's Cash Store. ES OAS On. Os Ong Butler and Bates county fared very well in the Rosebud drawing: in sympathy for the bereaved hus- CH EAP MON E Y : A Free Puzzle. i band and children. Dr. Choate left Monday night for wa iggy = bry > ood nr Roy Hockett returned home from| We have 5 per cent money to loan pee ae Bas 9 Sone that place to look over the country | the Nyhart farm for her father. the Kansas wheat fields last week. | on good real estate security. Op-| a9 vent stamp to ong panne peo and locate his claim. Sherd Cope, of Wall Street, Kan., Be — a me ps | her | tional payments. Don’t tail to see | of his novelties called German Syrup and sister, Mra. Irene Herd, of Mound | *8ter, Mrs. 7. ©. Diggs, ab Hume) |. BUTLER LAND CO. | and August Puzzle. It is a greateye The Republicans for Mt. Pleasant | City, Kan., were called by telephone last week. - and nerve tester. Mention this pa- bea ; : aaa tS i y.| Mrs. W. A. McElroy and daughter! 40-1m + OER ee township held their townstip conven- Reade to the Socuten. cx Sony moth Mrs. Everett Drysdale, of Butler, vis- pe ; fe er, who was taken suddenly sick Sat-| ’ ‘ . } tion in the circuit court room Satur- urday, She had returnedfrom a five ited her son Frank and daughter Obituary. For piano tuning and musical in- i day evening and selected 25 delegates | weeks’ viait with her sons, Charlie} Mrs. Emmet Burk, last week. strument repairing, address F. M. tothecounty convention which meets| and Will, in Colorado, on Thursday.|, J¥4ae McIadden is holding court | Lorenzo: Bateman was born in|Skaggs through the postoffice or . . . - in Butler this week. Aaron. | Madison county, Ohio, Jan. 18, 4 in this city August Gth to nominate Deane Srneee = ao re ; 1881. Departed this life July 31, pong orders at the Endres rrr acounty ticket. Q. D. Austin was|P 86 DENS ae op ea fee 1904, at 1:45 a.m., being at the — ——_—_____—_ Far! Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. * om i 2 § In order to el made chatrman and J. H. Funk, sec-|'7. J. Wheeler, died athishome, three Mound Items. time of his death 78 yeare, 6 months | . a ler to close out our entire retary. There was a little scrap be-| miles southwest of Vi nia, Sunday ‘ end 15 Gaye ct. Ee wae masse aq rhe sd ocr Be ot bes vata os ; tween Mr. Denton and other members| morning, July 24th. He had been| Farmers have got about all thelr | $0 Mos Outils A. Stand" Fale, Tvs, | © 0) 02d seeeh hele aa | ; c.f of the convention over the selection | @bsent about eight months, but on} hay put ah The corn crop in this eR peat 5? se oe Bee pore) on pod Ft | ve } account of poor health had returned |eection will be shorts on account of with 3 sons, W. N. penne. y of the delegates. Mr. Denton, how-| ome ten da: previousto his death, | too much rain Gay L., who with their what you pay full pricefor elsewhere. ever, was defeated in his motions,| What a comfort to his parents that| Miss Grace Fultzs, of Blue Mound, | 80! half-sister, Mrs. Lillie Faller | 28-sf ARGENBRIGHT SiaTERA. and the following slate went|he could be with them, if only for a|Kan., is visiting relativesand friende | Pierce, of Rich Hill, were with him through: J.N. Kline, Frank Vorls,|few days. Funeralservices were held | in this vicinity. when Mf ore; yy ae J.B, Armstrong, F. H. Crowell, War |9* the house Monday, conducted by Charlie Lee has traded his farm eyead fees ee a wh 1, wey Reve. Sapp and Coulter, and the| to Rev. Clapp for one near Appleton | ™0 m there to , Call- TEARRT RIE OY AE ST } ren Davis, Frank Mabbott, A. fornia in Dec. 1888 and from there) WANTED | remains were followed to the grave|City. They expect to move this fall. at once a man in every Fox, Henry Filer, J. H. Bratton,|/by a large concourse of sorrowing "Oecar Simnme will ehiphishay baler | $0 Combe, Arkangas, where he restd-| neighborhood to sell cream Ralph Hartwell, E. 0. Vandervoort, |relatives and friends. The grief|to Blue Mound, where he has a large | 4 till taken sick withcholeramorbus | tors, apply to Carpenter & 0. D. Austin, Claus Schroder, Everett | #tricken parents have the sympathy | contract to fill. July 8th, of which he died, at the | Mig. Co., Butler, Mo. 37-1m : . * f Tom Raybourn and wife dined at | home of J. H. Bateman, Barry coun- Morgan, Robert Deacon, W. F of the sutive comasuatiy. y 4 : *+1 Aunt Harries Arbegast has been| Fritz Miers Sunday. ty, Mo. Duvall, Frank Welch, Harley Smith, the past week with her} Wethink some of our far away Harley Drysdale, Basil Culver, H. A. , Mrs, Joe Whinnery. neighbors got mixed up on dates. Ellis, Bob Brannock, Geo. Ford, Geo. DEATH OF MRB. JUDY. They were hauling hay and wheat on | ac ee Piggand Dr. Crouch. A.L.Foxwas} The sudden death of Mra. Sarah|°¥299J: Corn plowing practically ended with | f Stands. Trial. : ‘elected township committeeman. , .» beloved wife of R. T. Judy, has Bro. Stewart expects to commence | July. “roas ‘ ; iting ear” has made cast a gloom over this community, | % Protracted about the 13th. r ‘ Mr. aa Mrs. Judy were.in moter a He wants & union meeting and earn- Our Camphor Cream Lini- All Aboard For St. Louis. Saturday making arrangements to eat en er ee beg ment, although a new prep- lebrate her 65th birthd: Aug |; . A party consisting of Col. Dan Mc- Qnd. * Sunday mocaing thenrces and is the bestever put up, and it. be- nae pen Pehagee ae : i yy many 4 tin, Connell, wife and 6 Mr. O, hooves every Democrat to rally the “rg wite sete srg and ates hearty! tore and a glorious victory will “ COAL.—Thi coal .7 cents at Hunt’s bank in Hudson to \ 39-8t Ballard: Items. and wife and John 4 % t child will sail down the Hyver udy went out tO} result.