The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 10

eet Ot ie ks ee Special Sale, Nothing Equals it. Oe ee ee er er Cots Kose reoBo es SursceeCsamoesnaesccem ‘ence of the M. E. church, south, at did talks were given on 8. 8. work./from under cover for the various , the poultry supply will be sufficient. |od illness. Mr. and Mrs. West moved WHITE GOODS Terr | wee Ths fi: | aa BOGuEE i a * Pitipinng PEGdnne GING siGOd Maan i mua Otead seas 7) A Ci ne a7 cae i ites? ay My Wee a Parsi REMNANT BREN IP TN Lh I og \ ger 7 . A $s 4 pe i && 7 as fy Uy Saturday. September 24. THE BIG LOOM END AND FACTORY REMNANT SALE, The Greatest Sale in our history, better goods, better values, lower prices and larger assortments make this the crowning achievement of this sale of sales. It’s the “bargain Sale’ of the-year. Thousands wait for it and look forward to it—Every woman who trades in Butler knows that it. means wonderful savings to her, and crowds flock to our store assured that they get what is advertised, and as much of an article as they want—Confidence in our store, eur methods, and our goods, will make this sale the talk of every economical woman within our selling territory—Our aim is to increase our popularity and to please our patrons, Plenty of extra salespeople. Butler Cash Department Store, Horses and Mules Wanted. The annual Southwest Missouri! The Hume Telephone says thelittle Butler’s Old Maids. BUTLER STREET FAIR CoAt—3,000 bushels on the dumpe ; - __| Poultry show will beheld at Nevada, |2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mra.| 0 eS ee ee ee Having removedfrom my oldstand Mo., December 12 to 16. Willard Tout, residing southeast of *Ye Spinsters Return” given under — at 7 cts per bushel. C; G. Hunt. northeast of the square I am now t 4 wi _|the auspices of the ladies of the| m:. . ——— located ‘with Harle Smith, at the| J0dge Sam Levy'and Julius must|*0W% met with» peculiar and pain |e eee church and under | aVeN Under the Auspices of the | 25,09 ACRES of western lands : P ; ful accident Friday evening. The ~ f +\be having a high old time, as he y iz. * r for sale. Call and see me. pe fat es and as of mar-|!onger to “‘do” the fair, than he had por = oy pr tbagti sy wage a siswacians last ketable age and qualities. at first calculated. Later.-The Judge eee Friday evening, was @ unique and| By reference to our advertising col- Dr Wm St John ' Ly ty Ss the Eye Specialist, of d in the h i ife. 46-4. Joux W. Surru, {hastened home onan intimation from |°* 0 #10 louse nati ag very pleasing entertainment to the | umns it will be eeen that the Butler Kansas City, has de- : : opening the sc d the knif his wife that she might join him if ae Steee Mo hen a edie that large audience. Butler people always | Fire Department has completed ar- cided to make visita to Butler every 80 days instead of 60 days. The in- A Kansas man eent $1 to an east-| his return was delayed. ' encourage home talent and this was |r ngements for a street fair ia Butler creased demand for his services has : of the little tting off the f ern advertiser for @ receipt telling) p- Harries Frederick, who has finger thavtee to bene to's soniye no exception, and the financial suc- | for a whole week from Oct. 10 to 15th : inclusive. They have contracted with necesitated the change. Dr. St. John has been making visits to But- how to save coal bills. After waiting] boon dangerously sick at her Infirm- called cess was very gratifying to the ladies, {mpationtly for several days he re-|,>y of Osteopathy inthis city for the veal ces na 2 ope showing a net of $60. The talent of | theCosmopolitan Carnival company, ceived a little elip of paper advising past week, was taken to the Red|knitting, growing tonvitier nicely, | the city had been secured and each | one of the best and most responeible him to “paste them tnascrap book.” | (ro95 hospital, Kansas City, on the : * | pertormer played his or her part | companies on the road, which will N. 8. Jeter hands us a copy of@/noon train Sunday. Shewasaccom-| T4¢ Lamar Democrat tells 80| creditably. The program as publish-| furnish the amusement features for | ler for four years and gives as refer- general order from Brig.General|panied by a trained nurse from the amusing incident of a young couple | 44 in Tgx Trans last week, was car- | the week’s entertainment. They have | ence many of the leading citizens of Commanding, Harvey W. Salmon,| hospital. The nurse thought if she coming to town to get married and | r04 out, Many puns and jokes at| 15 high class shows with 150 people. | Butler and Bates county. The date for the 8th annual reunion, of the|could get her to the hospital in Kan- the young lady using the buggy, | tho expense of timid citizens were | They givealarge number of freeexhi- | of each monthly visit will be duly announced in this paper. At the Cottage House, September 29th and 30th. Examination and Consulta- tion free. ‘ 45-4¢ Missouri Division United Confeder-|sas City, where shecould recelve med- | Witt the storm curtains up, 288 boU- | orang to the delight of the audience. ate Veterans, at the Missourl build-|tcal treatment there might be a| 2°! in which to don ber bridal robes. | The spinstors were dressed in “killing” ing, World’s Fair, on Thursday, the|chance for her recovery. Dr. Fred- The Democrat relates that the pros- | costumes. 6th day of October at 10 o’clock.jerick’s sickness was caused from an ~~ groom would, every little) he ladies in charge feel under spe- Comrades are urged to attend. abscess of the stomach which broke| 11° teephed Prag Pgs. 9 po clal obligations to Mrs. W. E. Wal- J.8. Arbuckle and his son J. H., Saturday morning, & ’ ton, for 4 brilliant plano selo, the tain of the buggy.” We have an 5 were in town Monday and had bills} The Summit township Sunday |idea that was the thorn which im- ey a get gr Min } ’ » struck fora. sale of their personal school convention was beld at the| pelied the envious editor to write u; : ; property on October 5th. After the| Black echool house Sept. 18; 1904,| nearly a column of ridicule on ‘an ped re young elocutionist sale Mr. Arbuckleintends moving his|under the management of H. W.|worthy young couple. The groom, ng ppy Lindler, who wt pa family to Fresno county, Cal., where|Hunter. The attendance was very| who is described aa “‘a stout, deter- a 9 bag. mc ladies ; he has two sons now residing. Hejgood, more than the house could| mined young man,” kept the editor perp roca ho pet haa expects to engage in fruit raising.|accommodate. , ‘Everyone seemed | and all the rest of the curious crowd hy Ne the “aati y t He spent about two months in that/anxious to make it an interesting| away from the peep hole, Theeditor, stg ee ogg hmose section last epring. raaee. The rene py aes recita-| however, feasted his eyes upon the tions weré very good. Several splen- \ The Southwest Missouri Confer- ery bare, plump arms that reached out! jonn wm Gigyer Issues Challenge For Duel, | Richarde more Cripple Creek, Colo., Sept., 16.— Attorney John M. Glover, formerly | ‘ ringfield lat week, decided to hold |!¢ was a spiritual and helpful mevt-| articies of feminine apparel, banded eae ‘annual conference in But-|!08- The ladies had prepared an) gp by her knight on guard. In con- ler, which will be ome time in Sep-|*legant dinner, which wasenjoyed by | gratulating Mr. and Mrs. Nails, the tember, 1905. This is a great, com-|ll. HL |Demoerat says something about a pliment to Butler and our people will| From the Santa Anna (Tex.) News| Whole keg of nails, the meaning of see that the preachers, about 200 iff] we learn of the death of Mrs. R, G,| Which we are at @ loss to under. pumber, and their wives, if they| West, which occurred in that, town |*and. bring them, will be well treated and|on September 15th, after a protract- Curious Were Killed, recelved a telegram |to Texas come time ago in the hopes Bullwater, Minn. Sept. 16 —