The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 22, 1904, Page 3

Butler Weekly Cimes. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1904. NO. 8 . Virginia. Ross Crane Cartoonist, Humor- a Elder Ishmel of Drexel will preach ist, Clay Modeler And $ at the Christian church Monday k night, December 26. He expects to Pianist. ¥ CHICAGO PRODUCTIONS breach reveral nights. Ross Crane, who is the second D> not forget the oyeter supper at | number of the entertainment course. M. E. church, Tuesday night, Dec- | wil) be here Friday, December 23rd. comber 27th. His program is a unique combina- Maj r Crowell and wife of Butler] tion, the humorous and the instruc. spent lat Turaday in Parktown the | tives the grotesque and the beautiful Guest of Mr, snd Mra. W. W. Park. | and filled to the brim with the spice W. A.M xwll of Dayton, Wash, of life, “varlety” in the whole form- Speut vers! days in Parktown last ing in the words of the San Francisco weet vieiting with her Cousin Mrs. W. examiner, “a novel and charming W. Pack. blending of art,wit,aud philosophy.” J. H. Park and wify went to| ‘The school children may get sea- Moundville last Saturday, and re-| gon tickety at Trimble’s Drug Store YO snok 31-S>g Ls _ aps and Nuts, The choicest goods in these lines. Come in and We greet you this Christmas with positively the latest and best in quality aslivdaq—spoos poo surezuoo Ayure3190 uvu oY} Suveq oBeyoed seuns ©LLLSLSLSLSSSLLSLLLLLSLILSSLSLSS A r supply your wants before the supply is exhausted , N 4 ) ipply a PP!Y sone Wedueaday of this week, He | for $1, that we could find in the Chicago NY : and while you can get them cheap. visited bis uncle, Isaac Park. Baporium, Pa. Lecture course —A Y 4 : = poe ros ing P preached last Sabbath | jong connection with Lyceum Courses market. q a ‘ ‘ and night. a8 manager prompts this personal : A * We have the largest and best assortment of Carl{Coniter, of Pleasanton, Kan.,| word, to the merit and work of C. We personally inspected cach and . ; Glassware and Chinaware was in Virginia on business last! Edgar Rosecrans (Rose Crane). every article, and bought nothing that v , " Saturday. Seldom have I listened to an enter- 2 : oat s v 4 ‘ in town and will sell them cheap until the first of * We are nm quested to announce that} tainment with more pleasure, and will not stand the test of time. Py Q : th in order to reduce our stock for invoicing Mee Tent geahman will preach | never at the close of an attraction $4 ’ the year in orde Se at the Virginia M. E. Church on New] have I been so conscious of benefit “Good Goods or No Goods” is what we sell you 3 FQ * Buy now your supply for next yearand we will Years night, __{received, The atmosphere of the one > . : Both churches will have their] ey ire program is+ wholesome, en- 4 ] NY | save you big money. Christmas celebration on Saturday] nobling and stimulating. From the S53 v 4 - moses ta There will be enough people} jarge audience present the verdict of W S M Nn c s+ to fill both churches, We expect to approval was uaanimous and ° ° 4 a 5 Just Received To-day : any - — in their speeches sein —Oliver S. Meter, Pastor . a* s : e ask the good master to bless the} Firgt M. E, Church. Ss A car load each of flour, shorts, bran and salt. W Siothen anit vidldien Wink: any bape c RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, Se ® bought it to sell and will make you prices that you from enjoying his birth, on aecount of drunkness. Itissad to think of | Judge Templeton called attention the thoueands of mother’s and ten|toa singular freak of nature this thousands of children that are de-| morning, says the Rich Hill Review, prived of celebrativg their masters | stating that a friend of his, Mr. B. 1. birthday Saturday night on accoznt| Titus of the Schell City neighber- of the king alcohol. How many|hood, owned a cow until recently Sunday school Superintendents will | which had given birth to sn average have their schools make a plea for| of three and three fourths calves per suffering. yearfor the past four years—bearing John B. Hay and wife north-east | twins twice, triplets once and quadru- part of the county visited the family | plete at the fourth effort, or eleven of Mr. Albion last Monday. calves in four years. The last effort, Miss Icy Jenkins spent several | however, proved too much for this days visiting her parents in Virginia | prolific mother, and she died, as did last week. three of the last calves. One of the W. W. Park and wife, and daugh-| last members of her offsprings and ter, Miss Helen took dinner with |all the others, however, pulled Major Crowell in Butler last Sunday, | through all right, and the chances Aaron. |are all would have done so had not Missourl gone wrong politically— though Judge Templeton, who “spells down” on the Roosevelt side of the class, would probably assign some other reason. Can anybody beat this “cow tail” and tell a true (SS AS SAALAS SAS SAD AS LAD SA can’t afford to miss. Come and see us about it. “Your attention is again called to Coffee, our 15c, 17¢ and 20c coffees. We have them all the time, and when you need coffee PBA BO BS BOBS SS SSB SBSBOSOOewews Hello Good People!!! we want you to come in and buy from our store. Here we are again with the finest assortment of Dry Goods, Shoes, Xmas Goods, etc, Hardware We keep barbed wire, nails, scoopshovels, spades,, forks, bolts and a general supply, of hardware for farmers. * Sweet Cider Another barrel of the best sweet cider on hand. Now is the time to bny it. Ever on sale in Butler, at away-down prices, “The Irish Pawnbrokers,” the comedy that has been playing to such enormous business for the past three seasons is one of Manager ‘| Trimble’s early bookings. The com- panv is headed as usual by the farce comedy star triumvirate Wesley and Mack and Masle Trumbull. This trio are so well known to theatre goers that they need no introduction. The company surrounding them this sopra is as capable as usual, a cae i the scenic investiture is promised al! floor to ceiling.. You can get anything you want iat opel beasked Costly Kiss For Merchant : Hammond, Ind., Dec 20.—Dan Breskin has paid dearly for giving away to the weakness inherent in -mankind. Two months ago he was the prosperous owner ofa dry goods have you call and see our new line of goode. OUR SALE IS JUST BEGINNING, So in order to secure the best goods, get the It Is Impossible for usto enumerate all we have in stock for trade. We have a large store full of the best goods from greatest bargains, call and see. You must come early. Remember the place, Just Opened on West Side of Square. f § \ j j j j j See for yourselves. We would be pleased to { 3 f j j f f s f j | in our line in our store any time. We can supply J. A. McELROY. } ; ‘your table in fruits, groceries and canned goods é =y day. If you don’t see what you want ask for it. store. One day a pretty girl came ? Produ Bring us your produce, butter a ice. eggs, chickens, anything you in “ye sre ys upon us She | have to sell, and get the highest market te tt. ee ee ‘ t id perfect oe * it. Pye want your trade and will make our prices ff) |howsver, he embraced and kiseed her |) Rare Patterns in Cut Glass right for the best goods. She fled weeping and angry from the 8 store. He on) ath om for: fined. The women who had not been kissed started a boycott on his store Now he is in court a bankrupt and is charged with caricealing assets to defrand his creditors. | Heiress Released : From Madhouse. New York, December 20.—For elx ol peatoe, teats Hs metho * op Mah td ideri 5 a Mo. danghtee ot Chraploe H H. Spang, « fo ing superior Do you realize that in buying cut glass, especially the kind we sell, you are securing not only articles of use, but artistic beauty as well? Cut glass con- veys an idea of taste and rich- ness on any table oreideboard. A piece of cut glass is an ideal present and may cost as much or as little as you please. See - our large stock at reasonable Holiday Seasonisfore The City Bakery is better prepared than ever a eA before to supply the wants of its many patrons. | Carry a General Assortment of Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Bread, Cakes, ee groduate Pies, Especially Fruit Cake, Bulk Serials shane ot et fat fathers Bee i Oysters, Canned Goods, Cigars and - sesh] the ts testimony oleic plane’ fo oll 3 CNR os Everything Found in a First Class Restaurant Wiciicamsn omni Meals at all Hours CORES ta a Prices Reasonable. Many a heart wil’ rejotce upon Have been i * business i in Butler for a good the receipt of these beautifal -Solid gilver spoons, ladles, etc from our stock. ~ GEO.W. ELUS e8,.one of the wealthiest mine of vot the Jpn hes many years, * My treatment of our customers and patrons in the past is sufficient guarantee of the future. Give me a trial, Mis, Chas, Endres.