The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 2, 1905, Page 3

| The Butler Weekly Times. ~“@OOSO OOOOH O8C0G SOOO [WATER MAIN CAUSES FLOOD — South of Spruce Items, | Saxeswex Waxren—To lookafter| Has Stood The Test 25 Years. our interest in Bates and adjacent _—_ Wm. Foster and his hands hauled —_ eohey fh yen The old, original GROVE’S Taste- several loads of Jumber to Mr. Max-| Address, The Victor Oil Company, | Jess chill tonic. You know what you == BijY YUR Three Persons Killed and a ae oe eneaams vy Friday. | Cleveland, 0. SL! | are aes te heneet tate t Property Loss of $150,000 iad borcbeall s hatee of br. Poste, Agonizing Burns a tasteless form. Nocure, nopay. 50c¢ : of Johnstown, one day last week. are instantly relieved, and Ps soage, <aeaeemeemenreneeerennmen In Chicago. The sad news of the death of Dan | healed, by Bucklens Arnica Saive. C. Coal. Rivenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes: I burnt my knee dreadfully; Chicago, Oct. 31.—Three lives were , RUBBERS AND FELT lost; property valued at $150,000) ‘The farmers of this vicinity were | that it blistered all over. Bucklen’s Now ie the time to haul your coal, was destroyed; scores of families] trying to gather corn, but very little | Arnica Salve stopped the pain, and —- oo, all rs were made homeless and freight| gathered on account of rain. heeled it without @ scar.” Also * Respectful 1, amend M. Kaummans and Miss Clara|heala wounds and sores. 25c at eh = ; trattic on the New York, Chicago & " 44-t! C. G. Hey. St. Louis (Nickel Plate) rail Kalwei were united in marriage Tues- | Frank T. Clays, druggist. ‘ B OTS » Louis (Nickel Pla' road was day morning last at Germantown. OF US McConnell came to our community last week. delayed for several hours, all because} The happy couple will leave Monday of the breaking of a water main at/for their future home in California. Eighteenth and Clark streets today. Vanes opens. ies > inger . The fatalities resulted indirectly | jsintul accident Savarday evening. We Want Eggs, Chickens and Butter. from the flood, which followed the| While working at the sawmill, hegot ae bareting of the water pipe and flood- | his finger caught and badly mashed. ed the immediate neighborhood for} He went to Dr. Fewell’s where medi- ; several blocks, damaging a number cal aid was secured; part of his finger LOOK OUT ! Something will drop; see if you can hear Dyess of business houses in the vicinity. was taken off, and as far as {s known e re Two of the persons who lost their bed oe oe ree lives were overcouie by gas in the} Adam Anderson is home visiting Mlinois tunnel at Eighteenth street] telatives and friends. ACE and Armour avenue, while attempt-|., Tom Stephens was sight seeing in ing to ascertain If the flood had dam- Stringtown Sunday evening. 8 Mrs. Myrtle Hunteman visited at aged the property ofthe company.| Mrs Shillinger’s Sunday. The other death was the result of a shock to an invalid who awoke and Say, Aaron, would you like to see me? | would like to see you. found her room flooded with water. Robert Teemmn boughtsome calves Will M. Milis, one of Foster’s pio- uf Martin Esenworth last week. neer merchants, was over to attend Otto Krueger has been hauling lumber to build a new houee a meeting of the Elks Lodge Thurs- day evening. We Sell the Best Quality at Lowest Prices. POFFENBARGER & EDWARDS. ONE PRICE TO ALL. : e@ ese0e e8000 260000 Goods, Cloaks, Shoes, Blankets and Underwear | must move at some price. Now before you have bought is the time for us to talk. Good line ladies jackets. $2.00 to 7.50 Good line ladies long coa blue, brown, castor, &¢............... ..87.00 to $10, Good line Misses school cloaks 6, 8, and 14 years at Mrs. Jimmie Nickel and Mra. W. J. Ateheson made a fiying trip to But- ler one day last week. Willie Blizzard, of Montrose, who hae been serving several vears in the army in the Philippine Island, has recelved his discharge and returned to his home to take care of his moth- erand sisters, He served three years and got a furlow and came home to visit his home folks. He then re en- listed and served until now. He was an excellent soldier and liked by all who knew him. He rose to the rank of Sergeant. BELLE. A Warning. Mount Zion ttems. Positive warning is hereby given to all parties who trespass upon my — known ae the Dickey or farm, composing about 1,000 acres enclosed by fence. Notices are ited 80 all may know. tom" K. €. WEBSTER. \ Farm For Sare:—4o acres in Deep- water Twp. 2acresin orchard and small fruit rest n grass, all tillable. Price $1100. Tea U. Lupwick, 49 41° Spruce, Mo. we 8l 50 to 87.50 Childrens white fur coats... woe 3.50 to 4,50 Childrens blue and brown or crushed burut plush 4.00 to 6.04) Fine line of imported dress goods from 20¢ yrd to 1.75 The Best $1.00 Broad Cloth in Butter. Blankets, 45c, 50, 85c, $1.00 and $1.45 Wool blankets, $1.75, 2 98, 3 50, 5.00 and 7.98 he Kurs, the latest styles and best qualities 84c to $37 50 A 3 ee %. Mr. Kennedy marketed his hogs Monday. Mrs. Kennedy {s staying with her grandma at Rich Hill. She fell and dislocated-her-hip;She is tolerable low at present. Mr. and Mrs. Stocklougher received a telegram from their son, William, atating his wife wae very low and for them to come at once. Mrs. Stock lougher has been complaining with neuralgia. She has not been able to get around, so they were unable to go. A. Ellison and wife and Miss The continued rains is causing con- siderable uneasiness among the farmers who are unable to get into the fields tu gather their corn, Much of the corn that is on the ground has already rotted. A few weeks ofclear, sunshine would be greatly appreciat- ed and, we think, improved by the farmer to crib his corn. | The Peoples Elevator Company shipped the first car of corn of this year’s growth to KansasCity market Friday, another folluwed Saturday a Pew went; although they got word/and the moving of the great corn iC a e that she was somewhat better. erop of Bates county was on, the ; ‘ Wilt Hutton moved on the Kennedy | elevators of Butler will be taxed for vase pg eae wea the ness © daze to handle It, if the A Lev wet wea weather will only permit the farmers - farm, eight mils southeast of Busler| Wt Of belr corn folds of ate | To get int the fold to nother I \ on the Appleton City road, on with hig sai, which stampeded as} The snow storm which struck But- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1905, ler, Saturday and repeated again the iron bridge and tore down con- Monday evening was something un- alderable fence for Mr. Holt, Mr. Kennedy and @. W. Wineinger. The| | suai tor this climate at this season of the year and the old settlers will men in the neighborhood ail turned out to help them, but to no avail, The-best 36 inch black Pean De Soie and Tat- feta si!k for $1.00 ever sold in Bates county (send in for samples. ) Adrian Notes. Journal, Sam Walls closed a deal for the F. R, Weaver property this week and will begin work at once remodeling and building to the house, He will not move in the property before the first of the year. William Crow and Miss Dora Man ning were united in marriage at the residence of the groom’s parents in Heavy gray fleeced underwear for men 75e suit. oy Heaviest cream colored, fleece underwear for men $1.00 suit. +e Ladies Union Suits 25c and 50c suit. Ladies vests 2c, ladies pants 25c piece. Ladies wool pants 98¢c, wool vest 98¢e piece, Lot of broken sizes in childrens underwear worth 25¢ at 15¢ 4 at public sale the following stock: 4 26 head of high grade Shorthorn cows from 3 tu 5 years old, all with call. Fay stocking for ladies and childrens 1 high grade Shorthorn bull, 10/they had to return home with the| have to go back a good many years] this city Sunday, Oct. 22nd, 1905, months old. stock and didn’t as muchas thank] to find, that on the 28th day of|Rev. W.S. Wier officiating. Thecon Shoes 1 high grade Hereford bull, 10/ the men that helped them. October @ snowstorm raged ia Bates|tracting parties are well and favor = months old. There was no Sunday School last It th h eP i : P . or . 1 Cleveland bay mare 16% hands | gunday on account of rain. county. If there is such @ person|ably known in this community, and Our spring shoes will be in Nov. 15th, we must and he has the date at hand, let Tue Times hear from bim. Would-Be Suicide Preacher’s Brother. Carthage, Mo., October 30.—The stranger who attempted suicide at the city jail here Thursday afternoon proves to be John Means, of Louis- ville, Ky., where his brother, Rev. George H. Means, is pastor of a prominent church. He will recover. Burglar Seagrove Goes insane. Jefferson City, Mo., October 30.— W. H. Seagrove, a convict in the De sae a sent here in 1903 from ity to 7 : yearstor burglary, uasenreationae Yale coffee and Power Bro’s flour will make insane and ordered transferred tothe| Ky Gane i C a pure cup and delicious bisquit. Try it asylum at Fulton. . Peru Items. ‘We always like to meet with Mrs. Brown, New Home Machines $19 to . @ | , 7 years old. ; Mr. Brunson has the Texas fever. ‘gems or Sate: A credit of 12) Wethink he will feel better by spring, monthe will be given withoutinterest | when he lands in Texas. He has ason it patd when due, if not paid when | that is doing well, so be came home due to bear interest from cate at the | on g visit. rate of 8 percent per annum; 6 per} Mr. Gander drove his cattle to cent off for cash. No stock shall | market in Rich Hill this week. leave the place unless a satisfactory, | John Kerns marketed his hoge this bankable note is executed therefor. | week, WEIN ER, LEVY & THARP. Mr. Garson got through hauling C. F. Bearp, Auctioneer. = hickory nuts this week; he has 52-26. Lete will serve lunch. got several loads of them. Daisy. { 9 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS0 ' EGINNING FRIDAY MORNING NOV. 3rd For Seven Days or until Friday Nov. 10th, we will make the following BIG Dis- count on IRON BEDS. $3.50 Iron beds for $3,00 4.60 Iron beds for | 3.75 7.00 Iron beds for 6.00 8.60 Iron beds for 7.00 10.00 Iron beds for 8.00 11.00 Iron beds for 9.00 12.00 Iron beds for 10.00 18.00 Iron beds for 11.00 14.00 Iron beds for 11.50 15.00 Iron beds for 12.00 Remember a Present with every purchase of $2.00 or more. We have a few heating Stoves left which a we are selling at COST. they start out on life’s voyage with the best wishes of a host of friends, They left Thursday for Dayton, Wash., where they will make their futute home, make room for them. Some jucy prices in shoes now. Groceries. Full line, don’t miss this part of the business, the only house in Butler where you can buy everything under one roof. The best of every- thing is the only brand we carry in this de- partment OUR LITERARY CLUB. No. 8 scoop shovel 69e No. 10 scoop shovel 73c Why pay more no use. No use. She has the cosiest home there is in town, Bo ome _ ae te | a kind of home, you know, & commu ie last part of last bi eek ond the f of ths man. ‘ Where you can sit and sort of rest your i tracted meet: being held v at Willow Branch poy a Baier as. | know of Roneee gumennd so with ott, lated by Rev. Willie Requa and wife. By the Lord’s help we will certainly have a glorious revival. There was a quilting at Mrs. James —. last bie A A nice r was served. ose present down are _ Pag ~~ Gri, Hire _ = Jounge sotoaleniies |. M. Carrol ts. Rice, Mrs. C. M. broad, 5 | That restful the Frankie Evilsizer, Mre. Bila Thomas,| lean : bis Kael Ms Bron Lo | oie ad yt - lank, Mrs. , Mrs. Eckels, Visa ve Gongs, ‘Liar heGinnte, "Blane | teams t tab arm arta hrs H. E. CLAYTON — Mre. ee Gough, Thon ‘Mrs. Brown br. her dainty set . = 3 rs. -Requa, ate R-qua, azie | Of tea things, and we know that we shall Stoke, rtle Walker, ‘ni ate | att mh ee al MACHINIST. Belo Senge i hg Tis CHASE @ & "§ brand, you a8 a = ; several other men aud a goodly num- A a . a ~ : oo les Jennie Chaney, Myrtle Bridg. It’s always safe to copy Mrs. Brown. ees. ae the goat of lise Hole Gongs wea} Chase & Sanborn’s We repair Guns, Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, \ vel a . : : . FU RNITURE Co. Wi ‘Br an : ned family oxpect FINE Gasoline and Steam Engines, and in fact, ii af : ‘ re 8 One, oe ND COFFEES,| $ aoanva ; é ORR Chote to 8 | - ® J thepexpect to start about the 10th| PEAS A’ | $ do any andall light repair work. -~ - hee ; wise ot ber. SOLD BY : Michigan Salt $1.50 barrel Kansas Salt 1.40 barrel Gunsmith, Fine Machine Work, —_ Bicycles Repaired REPAIR AND MACHINE SHOP. SOUTHEAST COR. SQ. BUTLER, MO. FOSSOSSSOSS SOCHEEIEEISSOOSS00009 *, .