The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 23, 1905, Page 7

During the thunder storm at Neva- da Friday night two houses were struck by lightning. We are sorry to learn that Dr. 8. B. Kash, of Burdette, {s seriously ill with pneumonia fever. | Joe Whipple orders his paper changed from Butler to Siloam Springs, Ark., where is located for the present. The postoffice at Bowers Mill, Jas- per county, Mo., was robbed the other night of money, stamps and merchandise to the amount of $125. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clark came up from Jefferson City to spend Sunday with his parents and other relatives. - m(O0D SHOES WERE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN GREATER po VARIETY OR AT MORE REASONABLE PRICES An insane patient at theusylum at THAN WE OFFER THEM THIS SPRING. ee Gates Pine wicks ana te the ald of bed quilte lowdbed himseif MEN’S GOOD BOY’S GOOD SUITS FOR $5 SUITS FOR $2 MENS AND YOUNG MENS STYLISH HAND TAILORED SUITS $10 to $20 charge. John C. Hayes, manager of the Bates County Investment company, favored us. Mr. Hayes served the people of Bates county for eight WE ARE THE Lewis, another officer of the senate, | They had broken into the car and R E FOR was presented with a gold watch. were removing boxes of goods when SHOE STO MEN*’ BOYS by + was received from Washing- pa aera A third man of the ton Monday last that the President | gang made his escape. EVERY PAIR OF SHOES GUARANTEED BY US TO BE JM [had writen to Major Warver, wnt-| 74 judges of tho Audra county or elect from Missouri, asking him SOLID LEATHER AND TO GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE to suggest a successor to himself as | Court have ruled that all prisonersin United States District Attorney tor | the county jail for misdemeanor will — as circuit clerk and has always ; TO THE WEARER. Western Missouri. Major Warner| have to work on public buildings, iy R will name A. 8. Van Valkenburgh, | highways and grounds, The ruling The heavy rains, south of this place, Friday and Saturday filled the streams to the limits of the banks. 0. P. Couchman writes us from Fox, Oregon, where he recently went with his wife, to change his paper from Adrian to that place. A bill providing for the State to pay the expense of maintaining boys at the reform school passed the Mis- souri legislature. The counties have been paying these expenses, Col. Wm. F, Switzler, Missouri’s oldest living editor, celebrated his 86th birthday Thureday of last week. He assumed editorship of the Colum- bia Statesman in 1849 and remained editor of that paper up to a few years ago. Saturday last before the legislature adjourned, Lieutenant Governor Mc Kinley, and President pro tem Fields were each presented with a beautiful silver service by members of the sen- ate, Secretary Con Roach re H. The nightwatchman arrested two men at Pleasant Hill the othernight, Tg AOI GIF ot n very popular. > geving ‘lane's ‘a was made at the suggestion of Prose- cuting Attorney Orear, Warner. To Our Friends and Patrons. The Butler Cash Department Store {a now a thing of the past. We are invoicing, but will be open Saturday, March 25th, as two firms: One firm will be furniture, groceries, hardware and undertaking. They have new who telephoned the sheriff of his loss! goods to open up and will be on sale without telling his name. Thesheriff | next Saturday. is making an effort to locate him, The other will be the J. B. Adair Dry Goods Company. This compa- County clerk John F. Herrell is in | ny will own the dry goods, shoes, furs receipt of instructions from theSecre- | nishing goods, sewing machines, etc. ee tary of State respecting the provis-| They will have new spring goods in : Carpets at Knight’s, Adrian. W. J. Huse, president of the Osage ed A se ane Ly — La and on sale — —- * will Valley Bank at Warsaw, Mo., died | hunters to © out license from the, continue to take produce and your J. R, Ewing, of Mingo, ova ca Sun rd morning ' county clerk. There being no emer- | produce will buy esets in dias ren the petit jury, was a pleasant caller y , gency clause, the law does not go in-| or any part of the house. Bring in on Tuesday. County treaeurer W. R_ Bell was to effect for uinetydaysfrom the date| your produce. All outstanding. Arrangements are being made to|over from Foster on Tuesday and sicepteenge waren tatte aeventey roduce checks will be redeemed at be gerbe ys Aaa Rathbonesleters |4_ move his family to Butler next : ee anmerie ver week, preparatory to taking charge and secure a license for one yeur. Burver Casn Dep'r Store. Ww. J. aoe bg om - of his office on April 1st. tl it. of ti! and re- — Bh ay Heisa| Chas. Barron has been appointed rominent citizen and influential | collector of West Point township by | nce worker. the township board, to fill out the unexpired term of Willlam Robbins, for Kaneas City, where he will spend om was killed by his team a short two or three days on business. Mr. | *!me ego. Hillis to meet eastern salesmen in| Paul Walton, Democratic commit- the city, and he expects to be able to | teeman from Lone Oak, and one of buy some choice bargains for his | the substantial citizens of that town- store here. ship, was @ pleasant caller on Satur- day and had tickets printed for his We give coupons with CASH SALES and when you have bought $20.00 we give you A Graphophone and One Record FREE. With each $5.00 purchase thereafter we give you a record for this graphophone or will sell records, Sheriff Morris has recovered the black horse, supposed to have been stolen from the stock yards at the depotafew weeks ago. He wasfound in a pasture near Merwin. Sheriff Morris doesn’t know the name of the owner, who was moving from lowa to the west part of the county and CLOTHING HOUSE ONE PRICE TO ALL THEY'VE ARRIVED! A Fresh new Stock of Millinery, the latest and smartest styles. Here is the place to buy and now is the time to buy. Come while the stock is complete. BROWN SISTERS. Knight’s lowest prices in Adrian. ITH A RUSH It you want to see the latest, neat- ‘ est, and most complete line of new W. F. Hill left Tuesday morning Bargain Table. We are fixing up a table full of useful * oe things for farmers this week and pricing them so low that they ought to appeal to Judge Howard Gray, of Carthage, every farmer who uses such goc ds, Dur shoe bargains have spring Oxfords call at Nichols, was here on Tuesday to try some township election. ‘ i {n- ‘ \ A . * Missouri is now represented by two | 888 in which Judge Denton was The case of the state against R. F a gong with a rush. . 4 terested as an attorney before Feeley is set for trial next Monday. COME IN AND LOOK TH EM OVER. Pe ._ | Bills in the U. 8. Senate,and we ex-| going on the bench. Judge Gray , : t ‘The people know a bargain | pect them to stand up for old Mis- Chonuad court until to-day, Thurs- | About thirty Nevada citizens have n : souri’s interests. day, and left for Kansas City Tues- | beensummoned to testify in thecase, Firat quality axle grease box 9c Door binges, all kinds and i or they see it, and they 0:3). diniiic oue-ob Waloahinwas day noon. @ says the Mail. Feeley shot and kill- A 1good horse brush each ie sles at all kinds of prices, ainly are bargains. hip’ aac ae Be tt Postmaster Welton was in at the | ed Martin Hoots nes Burdett, this Extra collar padseach 25c Gate hooks and staples le En at me ne ar nap age killingythat is he was at Jefferson | County, last summer. 25 lb spring balanceseach 9c Carpenters squares each = 25e dies $1.25 shoes at 98¢ | tarmers, was in the city on Monday | Killingy tha r apo 50 Ib spring balances each Ife || Try squats each 10 ‘ and favored us pleasantly. City Saturday, when Major Warner) Democratic ticket, Mound town i ane | Tey squat e dies $2.00 shoes at $1.49 was elected senator. He says the|ship: Trustee. Marion Melton; Con Carpenters marking guage 10c Cold chisels each 10e W.C. Walden, who has been visit- boys certainly had a hot old time | stable and Collector, Harry Jenkins; |}}} Sliding bevels-each 19¢ || Shoe hammers each 10c & ildrens 75c shoes for 50c| ing relatives and friends here, left down there,and forawhilohethought | Clerk and Asseesor, John B. Rice; |] 2toot cherry stainedlevel 25¢ || Wedye plate carpenters i : Monday fof Los Angeles, Cal., to re- th ry idtake and Justices of the Peace and Members Extra good level and plumb 39c hammers each 10 pns $2.00 shoes for $1.49 ; F ti possibly he had made a mistake and | Township Board, James Gragg and ane ist aw tl h 10 Aste ; — his position in an organ fac- | janded in Mukden before the Russian | H, Clawson. me owe oe * ‘aia 1 = | is mae n : q ‘ ey hole saws eac! ¢ || ek 39e oe — “of Phillips called and had his igre + BP on Song ity t epee ina First class pliers pair 100 i rise saws he J ys $1.50 shoes for 98c ate P Ben Morgan aud Harry Ellis, two | We _ Te hae Heavy wire cutter pliers =25¢ || Strap hinges per pair de . | paper changed from Amorett to! Butler boys, who have been serving ticket: For echool director, 8 F. Solel hanioaed Sec | Potters 3 . ith: slishe: » |i Pad loc ° > Let us show you our new | Siloam Springs, Ark., where he has | their country in the Philippines, ar- Warnock; city attorney, J. F. Smith; race 9 ‘ad loe " eae 5e ~- | aldermen, 1st ward, J. C. Clark; 2nd Hardwood auger brace Qe Door locks with knobs 23e F purchased property and expects t0 | rived home last Thursday, having | ward, J. H. Williams; 3rd ward. Dug. i se || Thi : ‘ fords and Slippers made by ward, 5 i Auger bits each Bi Tlinge and hasp locks de P Sh C Noth engage in business. served their full term and getting | Walden; 4th ward, W. H. Hupp. Screw driver bits each 5e Saw sets each 10¢ e. Peters Shoe Co. Noth=| A small rock thrown by a blast| honorable discharges These boys ing the shooting of an oil{{} Stock drills for iron, wood Large heavy screw drivers 5% g better mad hi near the ter & Shafer ice plant | firstenlisted to fight the Spanish, and | well sunk by the Colored North Amer- i g better le anywhere. went throuat the plate wind y or steel, each 10¢ Large flat paint brush = 10e . P : ugh the plate glass window | «+ the conclusion of that war re-en- | ican Oil company a prayer and song ; in the front of the Pentzer building 4 Pocket mokey wrench each 8c Gcod white wash brush 10c d TCH US FOR BARGAINS. amb srertngs y listed in the regular army. service was held. A negro minister - | on North Main street. The rock wae | "°° prayed for a good flow.of oil. As Large monkey wrench 25e Hog rings per box 5e et thrown over the Cobb saloon build-| 4 double wedding occurred at the | soon as the well was shot a moneter|{}| Extralarge hamehooks 9c Hame clips each Be ] ing. home of the bride’s parents, atone stream began to. flow, and the well/f} Goodfarm shoveleach 35c Trace cockeys each Se ; Madison Owens brought his daugh- a gerne benoit Riso ot say Hef ' one of the best in the|#} Heavy garden hoes each 15¢ Belt and harness punches 15¢c ‘ : . ter'to town on Tuesday, morning to | 7,5 conteaciing parties wore Mise i aralinaicy Spring ecales with pan 14e Harness snaps 3 for 5e = ==|go on the Atkeson excursion to | Dora Koonts, and L. - Bryon os Tra lover of Dee bm bg . Garden set (large hoe, rake Allegator wrencheseach 14¢ . ; ‘oonts . G. | pleasant caller on Monday. He is d spade eet wy at Knight's, Adrian. Grainfield, Kansas, but missed the | Miss Cora. ing + Us of the county's best tenchorennd and spade ee 9c Hammer and hatchet Folton cht vii train. She later joimed theexcursion —_ ie Elder Burton Le just now ie working hard to promote Good curry comb each 5e handles each 5e in sony Tenpll ne por vt mtg at Kansas City. ~ does anda tow fri a t. | Sownship supervision in Deep Water. ||) Knob door bolts each 5e 50 foot reel tape measure fa mips donee A wedding dinner was sorved Mots He ee Yong arguments for |{} Copper broze sash litte and nickle plated steel case 25c Costume is notcomplete ae pd "of | Times. his faith, and there is no question screws, each 2c || Carpenter chalk 2 for le ba pair of Googoo Eye Oxfords —- ag aye ‘ — pees Or ott J “Gmith, tor: but what there is much viet ia the Patent sash locks with Sand paper 8 sheets for 5c d from Nichols. ro ~_ or substantially a onMonday. | merly a ne i en ue apa pa ia screws each 5e || Jointed bridle biteeach 5c fn Moa and of .y. writes us that: . Dd. ayeer, just retu Cupbard catches with screw 5c Harness buckels all sizes 1c rang egw gyo| Ai 9 noid Bates county boy trom the Philippines as a soldier, iandibiccs om learned thro’ wi higreapsges orp ttaker, @ Angeles, Whit- so eahebia the Best Garden Seeds Two Papers for 5c. and deserted. He fied to and made a fortune. girlbaby about three weeks old EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH. the abandoned Saturday night at Southern rail Se LetET iH if iE last of the week. He is contractor | for all the road work in Deep Water, and he fe doing the beet work ever done on the roads in that township. i : Z