The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 2, 1905, Page 6

PAPINVILLE BRIDGE DAMAGED: ee LEVY'S Great Plungers! = Ss 5 | Sixty Feet of the Approach Gees. 4 [te wdxans : learn that abont sfvte foot of the ape can be made, This is one of thelarg- We have made the greatest purchases of merchandise for the coming, goods est bridges in the county, and iwex- are continually rolling in. All purchases were made direct from manufac- turers and importers before any advance in prices, and we are now show- ing the largest and most complete stocks in every department “| public. Owing to the condition of. the weather it is probable it will be some time before the bridgecan be Is, a put in shape for travel again. And we want you to know it. capturing Us esassatny tia ater F.J-Tygard. The remains] We tats ogy in exchange for dry sg | Bt the inter county contest. Heincl-|ternoon and interred in the Oak Hill | @00ds, shoes and clothing. We show the largest assortment Dress Goods in Woolen, Flannel and Silks} dentally states thas Bates county is! cemetery. 44-tt. Sam’ Levy & Co. ; after the tro; ever shown before by us or any one in our line. These are all new and up-to-date merchandise at the OLD PRICES. __— To the many friends and acquaint Warrensburg Journal Democrat. Those wishing to buy a Farm or | aces who bestowed so many kind- ” City Resident Property should eee my | nesses in our late and sad bereave- John Neu, aon of Jacob Neu, living} list. Some choice bargains to offer. | ment in the loss of our husband and k . t in ae oe = 5. . 40-tf A. 8. Milhorn. a wd tog °— br ag by the autho on Saturday an gratitude and appreciation And we want you to now It. locked up in jail to await a hearing one and all. on the charge of insanity. Neu has Mrs. McConNELL 4ND CHILDREN. been acting queer for some time, and Extensive changes are being made lately he has developed a quarreisome in the @ironis Cours Foes by room by order of disposition and is inclined to be Circuit Judge C. A. Denton. ‘The vicious. Judge’s desk is being moved ten feet north of the former location, enab- Ing the Judge to avold the stairway draught. The jury box {s to be against the north wall, preventing any one from passing behind the jurors. The Circuit Clerk’s desk will be about where the Judge's place waa formerly, while the Sheriff's desk will be south of the clerk’s. Three new radiators willinsure a better heating of the court room than’ has been the casein the past.—Clinton The most complete line of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Underwear and Hosiery ever exhibited under one roof. No advance in prices. All at the same old Prices ©. P. Wyatt is second to offera special premium for the 1906 Bates County Fair. He offers $10.00 in cash for the best — ot field and garden products ro a f by boy or girl under 14 years of age. This is unusual, for premiums for county fairs to be offered so far ahead, but certainly argues well for the success of the 2nd annual meeting of the Bates County Fair Assuciation. And we want you to know it. Our Cloak Denartment . : Hon. Thos. W. Silvers went to Democrat, Is the most complete that can be found in any city. They are the produc- Nevada Monday ag sotienal tae Reub ; : . : * + Walton in the $10,000 damage suit he tions of twenty different designers, consequently we show over fifty different j, jetending. Mr. Walton had a hir. est nen ee Court Dates. ed hand arrested and placed injailon : Cut this out and paste it up where styles acharge of stealing his horse. It de it can be readily referred to. veloped that the man had ridden the horse to death, but there was no evi- dence of an attempt to steal. He Ladies, Misses and Childrens Garments VERCA ATS Cireult court, begins 1st Mondaye | 37.0 in February, May and October, seus County Court, regular terms, be- ——— Tetons: * paky ~ FOR MEN gins 1st Mondaya in February, May, 7 : the sum of x or false impris- August and Ni ber. The prese in the most popular colors that are produced. They are all exclusive styles hierablaig $4.00 to $22.00 a “halen auah than ‘the peri te and especially made for us. Cloths of soft finish, medium and heavy weights] 7y¢ city council at ite last meeting ||| === = ereapetied to moet the let Monday instructed the city clerk to notify all Probate court, begins 2nd Mondays persons using five or more electric OVERCO ATS in February, May, Augustand No- KERSEYS COVERTS CHE * lights at a flat rate, to put in meters vember. ; q é | and thatall flat rate contracts would : i be terminated at the end of thirty FOR BOYS Kansas City Flower Show. Acconnt of the above tickets will be anld to Kaneas City and return for $2.90, Tickets sold Nov. 12th to 18th. Final return mit Nov. 20th. H J. F. Geiarr, Agent. all strictly pure wool, made by men tailors and you find nothing to equal them elsewhere. A glance at this department will convince and prove to you that we have the right styles, made of the right cloth and sold at the right prices days. This is done for the purpose of relieving the strain on the dy- namos and will posssibly enable ot re to secure the lights. $3.00 to $12.00 Ed. Bowman and family left on the 25th inst. for Kansas City, where they visited for a day ere returning 4 ‘o Visalia, Cal., their former home. FOR CHILDREN To Cure a Cold in One Day. . And we want you to know it. “Rowman eculd not make op Hielll — §5 00 to $6,00 Tele LAXATIVE “BBOMO QUE tind to relocate here. But “Old “UU tO 00. NINE Tablets. All druggists refund a Kates county” will everretaina warm as > the money if it fails to enre. E. W. t pot be see, ae, Se eae ~~ SHH | Grove’ signatareia oneach box. 25 over thirty years of the best part o! 0 li] p al nell ie bos . SUITS FOR MEN ; | i Lem Raley, the 16-year-old Ottawa, IN TICE! Kansas, boy who murdered Henry $3.50 to $22.50 = _—n BRYAN LONDON. He can do you better work and for SUITS FOR BOYS less prices than you can get done elsewhere. I pay no shop rent and $2.50 to $12.00 will give my customers the benetit. South Main near Powers Mill, I will stock your gun with English or \‘omlinson, an aged farmerfor whom pe age ee Chanute, Kansas, aoe vod then stole his horse and buggy. Overcoats, was captured Friday and landed la jsilin Humboldt. He has confessed to the crime and it is said will plead guilty and take a life sentence in the GHEVIOTS, WORSTEDS AND KERSEYS, ly a -to- styles. Our prices in this department are very. popular. We find| Governor Folk on last Saturda: all new and up-to-date styles. Our p P 'Y pop’ Pt ee gy Brody Bec yy ny In this department we show a large variety of Mens, Youths and Childrens Suits and it useless to call your attention and quote prices down on paper at which we sell them.|«pector for Butler. There were four SUITS FOR CHILDREN American walnut. 1-6m P i or five candidates and quite a spirit- For Sale or Tr: ade All we ask, give us an opportunity to show you and we guarantee you will save from 10|edcontest was waged, and Mr. Catron $1.00 to $6.00 . can be congratulated on his victory. He was one of the first Democrats ia the county to annonnce boldly for Folk’s nomination. He has been a loyal Democrat all his life and has filled many offices of importance and And we want you to Know it. xlways demeaned himeelf therein Mens and Boys heavy underwear which we show in the largest varieties and styles. Come| with credit ‘ ‘ A stock fi f half secti to 20 per cent in this department. FA pcre 7 One, tne jaod, eplendid tinber for nas nat 4 land, splendid timber for fencing and Best Clothes, Lowest Prices te eeee Wil eh ee Bates county property. Also 20 JOE MEYER head of shorthorn cattle and 20head 5 of mules and horses with farm. Ad- in this li i Jas. W. Huaues, we let us show you what we have in ™ line. We give you better goods at the same old FA F, Warnock ane hee “ The Clother a Jas, . —% * price than you can find elsewhere, Fuiher inp he came near cing ° 'to @ tragedy in the an la- And we want you to know it. vian depot in that city. A little child, 3 or 4 years old, was crossing the tracks and stopped between the We handle the largest line of footwear produced and of the best makes, rale within . tow tat st cart ing] : hild’s_predicamen { MENS, BOYS, LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES, ix: re ee \ All reliable goods in the latest styles and at the most popular prices, A saving for you|*™d *heered her by making your purchases in this department of us, Do not fail to visit this department], ied rae before you purchase your footwear. ‘We give you the best value for your money ‘Walker . entertained a ck One hondred and ] Nf And we want you to know it. cinta bed bee Teenet had then oe mm ST MUTUAL “y atull response. The house wasdeco- j BENEFIT LIFE Do not hesitate to visit our mammoth store and see the greatest variety of merchandise poate vaio. see tr ay tare a j INSURANCE CO. ibi i ; i celebrated by Halloween. J 4 Mot Newark, N.J, climb. ever exhibited. Do your paling where you get - best value, We do not trifle, We meaning. elfe by yrs ™~ arir : g etapa aah what we say and will prove to you what we advertise painted on canvass and “aay _ proud of his company and its record, Sagacious men Bre joining ite ranks. It is the pulicybrilder's company, - Write to nned at you fi And we want you to know it. . tensively used and the mishap will. A prove a great inconvenience to the — Take your gun work of all kinds to f From County Surveyor Borron we | 4 proach to the big steel bridge over the Marias des Cygne river at Papin: fh i 1 } ? { ‘ d