The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 2, 1905, Page 2

— —_—_— a ——- = ; BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES! NAME ’EM. THE CASE STATED. fester = en yor f We "PREM NP RRR e220. se a J. D. ALLEN, Eprror. Te Toves last week called upon — | notexcluded in the above toa prompt the Bates County Record and the investigatior, rtd ke |The Best Good Cheap Land Un-| "ho tte libcral investor we speak Clinton Republican to name the | with sopiiiinas and cae ce; to the publicans who compose the “firm of der the Flag—Health nen she a tee wore nak wok office brokers” of which both those “worst himeelf” and is anxious to papers complained. The Record and Wealth. “better” himself we come aa 8 torch made @ rambling reply in which it) y, urged you hard last epriag to 42 tS kus Ube eakie tried to excuse Egger, although ad and see beautiful Northwestern | any thing, except eo far ae it may be mitting that he had dictated the ap-} Kanru.. You waited to seeadrouth | necessary to induce you to go and pointmentof the Clinton postmaster. c setin. Instead, you know now the | gee for yourself CORRECTED TIME TABLE. But the Record failed tu mention the | Peop! harvested from 20 to 40 bush- | 1¢.will soon-be- winter. @n Nevem- SOUTH BOUND. names of the “office brokers” and els of the finest. wheat in the worid— | pe, 7th the rata will be $10 00 fora el i Ho. $09 Joplin & Southwest mall & Ex8:184™ | consequently leaves the public in celebrate.' even in Europe as Kansas | round trip. You can see thecountry . C complete ignorance of that most im- wheat. You read in the papers and | a¢ itg worat then. Dun't forget that that portant feature of their kick. How ; otticlal ieporte of the other great} Gejay means higher prices, and 3 bo Kansas City and 8t. Louie Ex. 5: can firm of office brokers be equelch- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 4 The Weex.y Times, published eyery Thursday, will be sent to any address ne year, postage paid, for $1.00, Hill’s Cash Store, ‘ f . Receiving BETTER BARGAINS THAN EVER. i § f ) Don’t Fool Away your time by Looking Around f j ‘Mr Missouri Pacific Time Table}at * Butler Station. harvests—o! alfalla, barley, kaffr,| yon pay for the wait. Come in and Kansas City mail and Express cane &c. Weurged you rete Bee us : the tridi : ESO 210 Kansas City limited mai 10:81 pm|ed if thelr names are not known to mene ee ng op oak to Grain ATKINSON & ‘= } ae eta Semen the public, which is expected to do . 292 Local Freight 18:40pm fiel'i and eee for yourself. You could ~eneeeenecesenenseninenatin G2 Ki City stock 4:16 pm| the squelching act. No one will have | have bougtit the land then for $5.00 "INTERSTATE DIVISION. the pester deny that the Repub- acre. It is selling now from THIRTEEN DEAD. WEST BOUND. 10.00 to $15.00 You said then ir He. Mi Local freight and Pas mixed 3; 8:60 m| lican and Record told the truth when ach on ne i: east ROUND. they charged that a firm of office ive ot, careers saying uw the land is all right—we $ know it will do what you claim—but | Santa Fe Passenger Train De- We will Save you Money. itis too high. Well, we have done our best to Interest and profit you.| Tailed While Running at High Those who trusted us to show them, and trusted themeelves enough to Speed Near Kansas City. bay are the winners. They have! inne Calitornia Express No.1, the adi wey, and tented and bean _ #yy ane’ are contensec 90°" | tastest regular train on the Sante Mo, 248 Local fret ad eae ae eenk. "| brokers actually exist to control the es | patronage in the Repub!ican party in The warden of the penitentiary has | ¢his district. Whoever heard of acon- been advised that federal prisoners | gressional district that didn’t have a are to be removed to Leavensworth, | firm of Republican office brokers to Kaneas. control the patronage? Those pa- —_—_—____— pers are simply stating a fact known The State Horticultural society|of all men when they charge that will hold ite 48th annual meeting in|such a patronage firm existe, but Kansas City, at the Coats House, | what the public is interested in know- December 28 30; premiums of $100 |ing is, who comprise the firm. will be given on apples. Itfor any party reasons theeditors of those papers have a delicacy about publishing the names, if they willfur- nish them to Tar Times we will see that they are given the prominence they deserve. Anyhow, we insist up- on the names of this Republican cabol, for the public fs entitled to know, Good double blankets per Extra beavy sbirting 30 inch POLE ODI .essscctencsecee 35¢ fn grade only aie (00 Extra good outing flannels be Best quality feather ticking |e per yard only a per yard only... iy You don’t have to buy land in| Fe system, was ditched in @ cut j Heavy twilled cotton fanneli}e oe goods (all (5¢ this fall styles) per yard..!¥¥ Northwe t Kansas from us‘to make! , mila east of Kansas Cty limite at ou money. You can do like some , ey dore—go out with us, or atour 11 o'clock Monday morning. Thir. suggestion, accept our hospitality, | teen dead and twenty five injured Cotton batting 4 rolls for 25c. ont then purchase from some “old | persons were taken out of the wreck- friend” who telle ape he “don’t et age. Ase of staple and a4 rape the bo —. Heed any commission” —if you areasucker ol over any counter. We can sell you number it Danes little orrek te what hook Tee rps ag _ yerds silk ribbon per yard Only............sse00 * nbonenecieenestagesseenonned | Oe you are caught on; but it’s a foolleh | Vest of where the Santa Fe crosses fish that bites at a batelees hook? | Rock creek, a small stream thatruns We are showing extra values in FALL UNDERWEAR. Our The point we make is that {f you buy | parallel to the Blue river about line {s very large and all new. good |and in Northwest Kansasnow, | halt a mile east. It 1s about two 4 We will make special prices you had better buy now. or before Jan. 1, at prevailing prices | mites northeast of Sheffield. A deep : ; it will make you good quick money. | | with solid limestone eldesextend- Childrens good two piece suits size 16, only 10¢ § Ladies good vestonly - - - 19¢ e Toe tity ae ne We hi HDi for th Ex-President Grover Cleveland de- sense Oe edb J oa be hohe ing up higher than the tops of the 1 A Full Line of Union Suits at Special Prices, \ Mens and boys two piece and unton suits all sizes and grades. ere ee en livered an address Saturday at} Tux Times acknowledges receipt of | you will huve to pay. So ithasbeen. | cars, begins close to the bridge. The Nebraska City, Nebraska, on the oc-| copy of the Official Manual of the] We tell you now land will be higher | train was running at 4 very high casion of the unveiling of a monu- State of Missouri for 1905-6 edited | on the first day of next June than it speed, ten or fifteen minutes late, Our prices are the kind that sell the goods and the goods are ‘ the kind that give satiefaction. There has been a great many coats sold in the past that would not do what they were intended to do. Keep a man by John E, Swanger, Secretary of] will be any time this year. You will ment to the late J. Sterling Morton, !state. ‘This isa very valuable book Savenmaat that a goon asyou | When It reached the cut. Secretary of Agricultural in Mr. dry in heavy rains. Our coats are made with SLICKER LININGS, THEY WILL KEEP YOU DRY. Ciedanl oro of ee < ~— ws ee see it. Why not eee it quick and be- STRUCK A LOOSE RAIL, ‘leveland’s second cabinet. sourl, and for the publication of| fore the other fellow? . A which the Legislature makes an a Don’t get your head to wool-geth- Ths engine otras «loess call, bus propriation, Alex. A. Lesueur whilejerin’ about it being too high now. | Was going so fast that it stayed on Secretary of State prepared and pub-} We will-sell-you-land-new-for $10,00-+the-track.—The-mailvar-_behind jump Boys good school coats and echool eufts. A good cord- $l 15 yray sult for boys 4 to 15 years, only ‘ A big sample just in that will sell at whole- line of c Winter Caps sale prices, Come early and t firat choice, 25¢ captor 19c, 50c cap for 30c. 75¢c cap ished the fires manual, and it was} that will produce $20.00 worth of | ed to the right, struck the side of the ‘or 50c. $1.00 cap for T5c. found so convenient as a ready refer-| wheat the very first crop; and land | puff and the cars behind plowed of all kinds and all great values. Cotton Work Gloves flannel husking gloves and mittens only.. 5 ence book that the next general as-| at $12.50 that will produce $25.00; » sembly voted an appropriation for ve land at $15.00 that wiicien through it and shotagainet the high Fall Hats You will probably want a new one. A lotof * broken sizes in mens high grade hats worth its publication and {6 has been revised | $30.00—at an average price of 75 | stone bank on the left, and published by that office every|cents per bushel on the marketat| The great natural wall of rough two years since. Grainfield. And it will do thatevery | stoneinto which the cars were thrown up md 9 any ba will bay 8 special price on this lot all good styles, if we have your size you can get a bargain. Spe- cia! price on this lot each : . . - 98c per yard Only... We will wager that Nicholas II of Russia breathed easier and slept sounder after promulgating Mon- day’s manifesto than he had at any time during his eleven years reign. > 4 The Globe-Democrat alludes to the failure of the Salmon bank as one reason why Missourl should go Re- publican. How about Pennsylvania, where a national bank at Allegheny wasswamped by loaning $2,000,000 to Republican candidates?—Osceola Democrat. f f year if youdo your part. Again—It! 5079 the sides off the day coaches and elyou don’t wish to bother produe- d f Announcementis made by the police} Dairy department of the Missouri|ing wheat, we will sell you lend now | Passengers ground against the wall were killed or seriously injured. The 22 of Agricultural College, Columbia, will] for $10 00 that will bring you $12 50 —— se so tin ip : give demonstrations of testing cream | by bo first of June; Hes that | cars were vestibuled and there was the 24 wards of the ty o} ace'/and milk and scoring butter by latest | will bring you $15.00, and at$15.00 | little chance for telescoping, but the phia showed that 15,861 names were/approved methods at the State] that will bring you$17,.50—probably | connections were broken. illegally on the latest voting lists of} Dairy meeting at Jefferson City No-| $20 00—by that date. Figure the; The smoking car split the baggage the wards. The canvass made by] Vember 15-17. percent yourself. Of course, wedon’t | car ahead of it just below the floor the police !n the summer months in imegaaac~sne guarantee this; but we sincerely be-| line. The baggage car when it rest- all wards vgeulted in striking from oviati lieve 1t to be true. ed was on top of what was left of the ; Strong Association. Lastly, if you have all the land | smoking car, the side lodging against the lists sre than 36,000 names. G. Y. Yeoman, who was official ou wish or need, and have it paid | the bluff. The other derailed cars starter at our fair, writing to his|or, and have no eons or daughters | were jammed against the rocks of Miss Roosevelt’s presents were|paper, the Spirit of the West, pub landed at San Francisco from the you would like to help, if your home | the bluff except splintered fragments lished at Des Moines, Iowa, ssys: Pacific Mail liner Siberia, and the is comfortable and you are prosper-| of the smoking car. A mail cara ous, contented and happy, then do| baggage and express car, the emok- Seldom has this section of theState| not consider any thing we aay. It’s; {ng car, achair carand a tourist people of this government need hold}seen as successtul a fair and race| the other man—your neighbor, per- | Sleeping car were derailed. their breath no longer for fear of {n-| meeting as the one held here from ternational complications. It isre-}October 10 to 13. For the past ported that a two-horse Wells-Fargo twenty-five years Bates county has express wagon was heaped high with | been without either. One of the first the gifts, which were in twenty-three counties in the state agriculturally, cases, big and little, bearing the|the sentiment for a fair has grown name of Miss Roosevelt. until {6 culminated in an organiza- tion, and the backbone of Bates county is back of it. Substantial buildings are erected, picturesque grounds are chosen and the track} {f greatly improved. T. J. Day is the secretary, and T. K. Lisle, president, and in placing these men in these positions the board of directors | = showed keen foresight for they are| = admirably adapted to these offices. A CONSTITUTION NOW. The Real Meaning of the Czar’s -—_e___————— The faculty and students of the Shoes and Overshoes. We sell the “Peters Shoes’ we think the best shoes made. They are warranted to give satis- faction. Childrens good shoes all solid leather only 50¢ Ladies dress shoes, snappy up-to-date styles $2.00 Mens warranted dress shoes the kind that wear 2.00 All grades of womens shoes from 98c up. All grades of mens shaes from $1.00 up. Childrens school shoes the kind that wear. Rubbers and Overshoes, all kinds ann prices, Eggs Taken Same as Cash. HILL'S CASH STORE q S Short-Horn and Poland-China Cream H. H. HARSHAW’S TOW DAYS DISPERSION SALE OF THE MISSOURI HERD OF SHORT-HORNS—POLAND-CHINAS, AT BUTLER, MO. 60 Short-Horn Cattle Dec. 8th. 60 Poland-China Hogs Dec. 9th, In this two days Sale I will present you with an offering that The Czar of all the Russians‘is an autocrat in name only and his prin- ciple occupation in the fature will be {n spending the salary allowed him by the government for being a figure- head and in devising means to amuse himeelfand keep up the dignity of the 4 royal family. This will prubably be : aeaferand more pleasant existenee than being a real Czar with bombs in the air all about him liable to ex- plode at any moment. SS Eee tS), ES) ES} LES HES — ae a NN Ee ee ee a ea a ee ee ee eae a a ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee Dee] AG] Try a patch of rape next year. : \ Plant two an 6 ee bos and Manifesto to the Russian ; pode 5 ah td eed ind et wane puna GROCERIES AND HARDWARE seed to the acre at the sme ofthe ast People. j 25 cows and heifers, bred to Imp. Tillycarin 150,060 =CABLE & GROVES.= Always have a full line of Groceries and Hardw; and you will fink our prices right ys po por nord P right and the quality as J 15 cows with ealves at foot Imp. Tillycarin. w 10 bulls of various ages, some of them by Tillycarin 5] 20 Poland-China sows, some with young litters. ] 2 spring gilts. : i e 30 spring boars, and will include my herd -boar Per- plowing. When the corn begins to harden, fence off half of {¢ and turn the hogs in. Lot them alone and go and lean over the fence as the sun goesdown and just laugh tosee them S&. Petersburg, Oct. 81.—A simple perusal ofthe manifesto issued to- day by Czar Nicholas shows how complete 1s the emperor’s abdication | | of his autocratic power. The very grow. Give them the otherhalflater|style of “the document {e clear and fection Chief 83,291. COFFEE. - and aed raise a hundred eg: direct aud devo:d of the verbose, These Short-horns are the pick of 106 head, 0 Bell Coffee : corn to the acre next year. s}vague and bombastic phraseol -Chi i . or new line of is giving the é is not a long item, but it is a mighty} which heretofore has domain aan Tides aan le bol oelteal tas enh oe package guarentend iN: N good one all the same.—Iowa State| the czar’s manifestos. It not only I willalso include Imp. Tillycarin in this sale, who FLOUR AND FEED. : egister. betrays real authorship, but shows|{ Hi is undisputably one of the best Scotch Bulls in the f United States. He isthe low down “smooth kind ff and weighs 2,300 in breeding condition. My terme are 12 months time without Interest paid when due, or 8 per cent off for cash. : thas the emperor at last hae irre-| = vocably bowed to the inevitable. He| = does not even conceal the fact that| = the discontent and agitation of his} 5 subjects has driven him to take the} = step and practically yielt- cvery-| Don’t fail to try our Perfection {t always pleases, Feed of all kinds delivered to all parte of the city, STOVES. fea have oe aor you are looking for a bargain The last absolute autocracy in the civilized world bowed to freedom’s demands, when Nicholas, II in the eleventh year of his reign, on Mon- day eveniry, October 80th, 1905, To .ue uew beginners: Certainly thie ise greatopportuni:, . fe __ The big corn crop ts to be picked call on us tor - signed a manifesto creating a consti. thing—civil liberty, the inviolability anid the right dime to bepia trecdtogy Short a sate, 5 weoope, ete. + for pegs, tational goverument for Russia and | °! person, and liberty of conscience Sale udder cover rain or shine, in Buster, at the Cannon feed - Soconaye ofall kinds, get onr prices. Bring your named M, Witte as ite ministerial |*Peech and assembly. He not only yard. Willcommence selling promptatlP.M. = Produce to us and -eaeh or goods in exchange. We head. Premier Witto is anid to have| Converts the farcial imperial douma, | All stock recorded and certificate furnished on day ofeale. —{ Bate No Don’t forges the place, first door Shi