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

See our stove vessels, Knight, | Pictures and picture frames, Adrian. 44% | Knight, Adrian. 44% Extra values in childrens union] Dr. Foster was called to Elkhart suits at 25c, Hill’s Cash Store. Saturday to see Sid Alexander, who Ladies union suite 48c worth 65c, injured himeelf by lifting a heavy Hill’s Cash Stora. box. Sid is unfortunate in that re- spect. Sometime ago he met with Zhe tnneral of Mrs. Ide B. Barnett) 2" scaudens which laid bim up for CORRECT Thanksgiving Prizes ‘ i i Ident poltey with To th ing the test t of CLOTHES mable lady. Death the: Maton Westman, “obi “= o the party selling ws greatest amount o promptly settled. TURKEYS in pounds to Riverside. stoves, none better. the Knight, Adrian. 44t e J .| T. 8, Evilsiser and Dug Walden 9c, have formed a partnership in the in- FOR——— . n ae ie on Saturday, November 25th, and trading. : 6) AND 0 g nday. bes, ee besiness out 25 per cent of the amount, we will give ; best Und my a set Six Cups and Six Saucers of the finest ee: A nice plece of furniture for Christ- mas preseut. Knight, Adrian. 4 4t Decorated China worth $3.00 Mrs. D. V. Brown called Monday. ® . necesary $0 see- | favored us with renewal aud had Tae P . The party selling the Suits $5 Up Sno Gig sacs poeoale necheerhe y — _ ber daughter Mie 2nd rize. greatest amount of Eggs ellie ‘own, Da » lowa, Cheater Sleoth and Miss Lula Rock-| rx Brown and Tom Baldwin and hold won the elocattonary contestat|iamily will go out to WC. Brown's, and trading out 50 per cent of the amount, the Christian charch Friday night,/at Amorett, for Thankagiving aud i fine Decor- which entitles them to enter the con: | re Brown will stay ove and oro One Set Six Cups and Saucers of fine Decor vercoals UD went ore the Diatrict Teachers’ As | ably apend eoveral weeks there. ated China worth $1.50. Col. Tom Silvers and wife were place} down from Butler, Mr. Silvers being which entitles them to honorable] engaged in taking depositions in the mention. The contest was spirited | Weinegar Pitchford damage suit throughout and furnished entertain |and wile coming morely for the trip Mere Un Line at MOD MaPurtndcoatect leram |forseabone a ese My Weep e J » Voce ak tncee Gearon for the Pitchford land about four Felt Boots and Overs | [shine st, ope Dope a lerontierwe a Nashville, Tenn. Hie mother and |°#°—*eview 2: . ig ea ay night. Sx pe ‘| underwear for men, $1.00 buys the AN poh sheen peng ny bee = heaviest sult of cream colored under- 0Rubber Boots. + I] Jot the Bik’s lodge at Nashville, thus} net for men. Tad pants and vest Clyde was suffering with pneumonia, and Bocents cank: children pants and newest style, 42 inch} Shoes, mens from $1 00 to $4 00, his gene were — better, but) vost 15,19 and 25 cents. Your pro- | ladies cloaks, justin, will move fast | boys from 90c to $3 00; misses shoes Contracted before the advance. + head ad not reached the cri-| ayog will buy these at Adair’s, at $10.00. New ready to wearskirts | 90c to 1.75; school or dress shore, 5 —_———_—_—_______—_—. | just recelved, price $2.00 to $5.00. | Lad shoes $1 35 to3.50, all sizesand Few Misses skirts. Your turkeys, | late styles, must movefor room for in chickens, eggs or butter will buy | coming stock abead of the advance these at Adair’s, {a price. Produce will buy these at Adatr’s. For Saturday, November 25th only. Will pay same prices as Carpenter & Shaffer. 75 cents buys a sult of heavy fleece ee ee e Thursday's Re view says the Frisco We are Selling at Last Years Price. ory by oped ng = | pe hata THE TOYS eet fire to thecornfield of Homer Sei. Some of Mr. Seig’s corn was gather- YoU W ANT ARE HERE Ellis & Gains Jewelry Company re-| oe port a good bustness from their For-| The Urich Herald reports thi terand New Home branches. Any | Jesse A. Oakes, who is out of jail on work left at KG Cathers’ store, at) bond awaiting trial on the charge ed and on the ground and some was stillin the shock. A big bluza was caused by the flames. Mr. Seig and assistants conveyed barrels of water No raise in price of leather foot-wear at this store. : Foster, will be promptly forwarded, . Th . 4 | Th to thescene when our {nformant pass: A ‘ of abducting Opal Knaus, the youn; | e | e ed by, but whhther they were able to At Prices You'll be Glad t0 Py repaired and returned. peensapi Sittad at an a : Good i CLOTHING HOUSE | Good + panel headin = Ponca eek ] Tue lates of the Butler Cemetery | went to the home of his wife, who re- re Clothes | Shoe severe. Association will give an entertain-|fnaed him admittance. He leit a F | dotiee -Giaven- Wh Monta tir ment, consisting of a musical pro-| basket of presents at the door for 7 Store. THE RIGHT WAY, | Store.’ Lineaio, Nebraeka, to appear ‘batons gram and farce comedy, atthe Opera | his daughter, consisting of w dress, dq ‘ the State Supreme Court on bebuli Honse, on December 7th. The pro-| schvol supplies and fruits. of Dell Titterington, convicted at North Platt of stealing cattle. It will be remembereu that ‘Litterington was arrested near Rockville in this county about a year ago, a few days after he hed married a Bates county glil. To was revarned to Nubraska | 2 and convicted this last epring on one indictment atter being acquitted on several others. The case was set for te We publish in another column of yesterday, the 22nd. AEN, this {asue the financial statement ot The city council at the last met the Walton Trust Company, of But- ing instructed the city attorney to ler, Mo., as made to the Secretary of —— _— ~~ 7 State on November 9th, 1905 The Ove ¢ company holds in loans $289,823 63 overflow from the water tugk at de | pot Admitted the Atkison addition Cash on hand and in bank $18,922.81 Deposits and time certificates $128,- as prayed for by J. Fisher. Ordered 53205. The statement shows the county court to remove nuisance esta ay weer Ay fae ja: eey Institution no be in agood condition =| snd worthy of the confidence of the ceeds will zo to the association treus* ni = sone ury for the further improvement of E09 05001 09000 9909990098 90 16 the cemeterygrounds. Theladies are i? 4 performing a glorious work and shonid be encouraged hv the citizens Bring your eggs to us, we take! 50c belts at 35c, Hill’s Cash Store. “em in exchan7s for goods seme as ic - i Yeash, 44 ~Bam'r Levy & Co. Harvedebnsoa wis up from Ric! ¥ f Hill on Tuesday and complimented ones | A With a call, Fancy ribbon worth 25 to 35c per| Holiday goods, Knight, Adrian. rdat19c. Hiil’s Cash Store. 44 ui the Lowa paironialiy thea eu ter- taiument. Mare, Phaeton and harness for! .A foot ball game Saturday after Male, call at this office. noun between Webster and Franklin jfeame, resulted in favor‘of Webster anron-Welner Elevator Company | t2am. iving corn. 52-tt Bargains in mens underwear. Hill’s vilsizer & Walden want your fire Cash Store. Ineurance and will treat you right, ; ‘bee them over Bates National bank. We take eggs in exchange for dry goods, shoes and clothing. application of S.C Lamar to put in scales :n front of his building ov DR OPAC BE OCTOEE NN OB RB BR RETO. ‘ bboy $2.00 rocker. ro gg 44-tf. Sam’. Levy & Co, Wess Pine avd ordered Oauncn & people. c - Marion Woods, of Adrian, was a| Weiner to remove their ecales from q pleasantcaller while in the city Tues. | the streets _ J. H, Sacre and wife were in trad- Hl , Let Evileizer & Walden figure with | day. Marion will be a candidate for] gidaney, the five-year-old son of ing Saturday and Mr. 8. favored us A ‘ou on fire iueurance, Over Bates | Recorder when the start {s given in| p59, Theten anos win the siistir pleasantly. Hereports the big bridge yy ki er ad le ‘ | tune of being ran over by @ carriage at marvel, over the Murias dee | bi Mr. ‘and Mrs. N. B. McFarland| Now table linen worth 35c at 25¢ vesterday, which came near proving * cs Cygnes as completed and a finestruc- a nt to Ft. Scott Saturday to visit | per yard, Hill’s Cas! === .. |fatal, reporte the Rich Hill: Review ! ture. The high waters during the & 1. Lindsey and family. owoldi 18th. He was in the vehicle with bir y sul spring and summer greatly delayed 6|mother and several other ladies on the work and caused the contractors |G Mies Susie Neweome returned the | 24 clean, well made, broken sizea,|their way to the woods, when, in of the week from Portland, Oreg., formerly sold at $5.00 to $1€ 00, at] some unaccountable manner, he fell here ehe had been living with Ai $1.00. Butter eggs, chickens or tur-}out. The party wae driving down ves for two years. keye will buy these at Adair’s. Main St. at the time, the accident f occurring near the postoffice. The . .| Sample glover ¥ off lar price. br lewest ws by bevy sag t; low-| aC Stow Price. | hind wheel of the carriage grazed the boy’s head and paseed over his leg rifle Stephene-Maynaré jr. $2.50, Tinos chine cups, eaneen, plates; | He ie getting along all right to-day le shotgun $4.50. Good second | Plain white cups, saucers, plates and Nybart, who was mistaken for a nd heating stove, in good shape, om nde mee nan ey wow neréqwc and placed under s - chicken shiet and shot by his sixte n CLOTHING BUSINESS ell cheap at Adair’s. gallons, your produce will buy these peace bond about a week ago at the i, year old ron, a few weeks ego, had Y inetigation of wife, who alleges that : vered. He had walkad to ft you want blapkete cheap buy | St Adair’s Bert rerccprey. beau 6 % r 8. he us. Hill’s Gagh Btore. Sample caps ¥ off regular price. od _ WV. 8. Staley, a prominent Hili’s Cuch Store. Pear SY Haut township, ite, again and it is allexed went home broth+r was greatly zrieved over the Pat i An item in the Mayesburg news to|and chased his wife and babies sway Asi ’ nate resiient which came so bees ed We lees atthe work the Urich Herald states that Mor-|!rom hcm>, the latter taking retugr . ten wig psi Toe We Sell up-to-date Clother, me si ee dae | land Bros. have purchased the 8. (.| with a neighbor. A secund arrest fol near being a tragedy. 4 B. £. Richards, the popular secdnd | Stayt: property, In Mayesburg and | lowed, but he was again bailed out hand man on the south side square | expet to take possession some time} A hearing of the two charges is yet vent ¢allad and favored ve. M- Richarde | soon. , yd eis of the bigs vy so tery a ge = » a uccess in busi he . abused whippin, would about C ty last week in search of pointere —— Sore ray Nargains in towling at 6%: worth fill the bill inthe above case. - | +o farther the work of that associa- : jovi fare open Phare. tion. They visited Mt Washington “i og in Pity 4 ~ a Miss Alexander, teacher of the das an ta ae tone gy Png of A magnificent showing, embracing ee = ee annie dl bye s have been utilising every Sbeiglia Method of voice building fore starting for home in the evening | ll of the old favorites and scores of ihe tf reat pie Sandansd point in their corn fields, yes om: 4 = a otal Ee drial, he purchared 4 pait of fels boots for | che new and popular novelties. Every-| 64 ont the latest features that would ong school cloaks, $9.00.at tow 9.8. mtcdp. Toxppahy tie hie wo Rerthi pronto of Beareyeaorg thing ia new and fresh and priced to} irtorest and help the ladles in their 7.50 at 4 00; $5.00 at 8.50;| that those interested call there to pe ey bring fvehed ig ed poss save you money. You'll find iteary| work. This is oneof the prettiest and ebb ocr Losing ba ascertain terms and particulars. —_| side rack. He walked around | ‘0 make a selection here at uny price | best kept ae in hog country. ‘50. Your butter, chick: of the equare to] fou wish to pay. Cyme and bring has been es ee Sony veer genre the children. i | Have looked at’ those 25c d has more the appearance of a will buy theseat Adair’s neckties ase are selling at'10c? Hill’s | Purchree mage yf During hie beautiful park for the living than e : 4 % absence @ snea! ped The early Christmas buyer-neualiy | hurial place. The ladies also visited Greenlawn cemetery and put in the additional expense. At one time while it was supported by bents, it i io ket like the whole bridge would | A go into the river. iss Johanna Best complimented TueTimes on sturday andtufo m+: We do the Nate Helton, a young married man 0’ Bates Ucunty the post office twice; and that the woud in hts lungs cau ed him t'e most trouble Mies Bost said 'e | We Carty tha Largest Stock, Mra W. W. Graves and Mrs J. T. Our Prices are Low for Hull, representing the Ledies Ceme RELIABLE GOODS Be convinced we adver- tise facts by calling and see how low we sell G00D CLOTHES. JOE MEYER, | nae the ; , cis boote on South te what she wants. mpane * ring Homer Sieg, of Moga tg eS shoes the late Corietmen buyer to often day very ee saan isa delight! al ry 1 : : A as take what she van gut Last week was our banner week on cottage will be mod- fea acne oi — * tba 6 closks, this we k will surpase it. $10 it y jackets at $5.00; $8.00 jackets at = Wise. $5.00 jackets at $350 and $3.00 jackete at $175. Your butter and chickens will buy these cane ae cash at ADAIR’S. Clother H ai us that ner father Johu Best, near | ‘