The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 24, 1906, Page 6

SE Ss ES Laer | COM PPPSOSPODODO OOS PETERS DIAMOND SHOES quis | seinennuanteill GYPSY BRAND HOSIERY IS BEST. pereeneeestes OOS ASH STORE Every BEAUTIFUL DOTTED SWISS EXTRA VALUES ingly Of the Butler High Schoo! Grad- uates---An Interesting Pro- A large audience greeted the twelve HigtSchool graduates at their com- mencement exercises at the Opera House on last Friday evening. The following program was pleas- Chorus, Invocation, Music, “Courier of Moscow” Rodney IMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Virginia Items. James Harris and C. E. Horton, of Hume, took dinner with Aaron Mon- day, and took away a red hog. Miss Elizabeth Carry, of Washing- m county, her sister, Mre. 5.8. o mile south of Vir- gram Before a Large Audience. — next Sunday at 11 and at night. J. W. McFadden’s house, one-half mile west of Virginia, was burned down Monday. The Farmers Phone Co. hada at rendered: Monday afternoon; enough for twen- ty-one miles, James Cuzick went to Warrensburg Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs. High School Choir Rev. Joel'A. Barker. G. G. Gilkeeon, TABLE OF CONTENTS. For Our Magazine Section Next Free Seed Oratory in Congress. Sensational Speeches in House on at the Christian church | this practice. Monopoly Laws in France. Senator Pettus at Eighty-five. Constituents Loyal, but Figuring on Senator’s dying. Memorial day Evolution of the Lamp. Device was used six t10usand years ago. a 6 » SS ALS CR, mats sar | Woodlawn Mansion. Famous Vir- ginia home changes hands. The Conflict. Concluding chapter of thie exciting atory | Summer Styles in Women’s Ral- ment. Special letter by Martha Dean. os The fourth page contains, Thenew tomato culture. Poultry growing, north and weat. Opportanities intensive arming. through Fally illastrated in half-tones. O Nepalpemeninenacem Seema! ~Pon'twork for others: ae Your dear Lavy Samuel basa one bo give you fo good country, and A. show you, Call and see us.—Illinois Land Uo. 274+ Ben B. Canrersvry, Mgr. Week. lowing enumeration for the Butler @0 to press. Salutatory, a Helen Wileos a ay 2 oneal RT Y ia Q Essay, “Man‘and Nature”| _ John Caples : O ER HA TOO Ss , FANCY DRESS The Best ae roacal’ St [hamper Sl wo ‘ron Bon P ss German Selection, “Der Erikonig’”’ | day 8tternoon. : : GINGHAMS Shirtings Hazel Ludwick. alg William Hardingner, Jr., and fam- PORTERS THE New patterns. For the Money Music, Piano Duet | tly visited D. C. Wolfe and family i Misses Warnock and Campbell, | Sunday. NEW Greatest a lo! vice” Ba: mq hey around Vir. LIN " ula Rockhold, ni! ates, flax and grass are very j Lot Beautiful The Best Poem, “Sunset Dreams” | short. MEADOW i E Neva Keeser. Willie Rubel is hold’ his head to "KING OF Handkerchiefs Gauze Vests Valedictory, Maud Seelifiger| one side on account of a large boll a Music, Serenda, Tosti | on the side of his neck. FOR HAY: Worth 35¢ to be had Miss Helen Bennett Mise Jessie McCann, of Butler, came 00 at the price Presentation of Diplomas, out Saturday to visit the family of OLUM TYYLS : oe W. O. Atkeson, | R. McCann a few days. COLUM- To a aA The graduates were: Delbert Hill,| Charley Fisk, of Butler, will give BIAN On EVERY DAY BARGAINS IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT, | |sk, Wises, Zens eval Nes tn nee a Pec al ' Keeser, Karl Baker, Hazel Ludwick, | urday evening at McFadden’s hall. STEEL EARTH. a Lewis Keele, Maude Seelinger, Leslie M4 phone yoy = om 5 First quality axle grease box 9¢ || Tey squares each 10¢ pe ee cored, Chester Sleeth, at oe = eos bom ha: TRACK re A 1 good horse brush each 10¢ | Cold chisels each 10¢ The commencement exercises ofthe | rian Saturday to spend a few hours |. Ry PORTERS 7) PORTERS Extra collar padeeach = = 25c || Shoe hammers each 10¢ Douglass or negro school was held | with his parents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. hie Kapgene 1 Gadenan ta program and the following . 5 . f . tork, ‘o i megs hope sy guage = ( on yt hy a hammers ‘ie ] nates: Floyd-Kenoly, James Mianer, Reet Pilgrim is reported Monday BARN DOOR | madg, note the 2 foot cherry stuiaed level 25¢ | Curpeaters hand saws Q5e | me ae ys —? Ruby |" ae ene Miss Mae McCann HANGER | barrunningtrom Extragood sp he —_ oe pose mans y pair te | ret tee! were married on Tuesday evening at “ } conter to eye | Large flat saw files eac Ve |) Pad locks each 5e | Pag Sen how 0a0e each ; 10e jj Hinge and hasp locks Be | The best thing for cleaning tinware perecnnas ot be persed eg Roller — 5°) ae eer TEE | First clase pliors pair 10° |) Saw eets each 10¢ {scommon soda. Dampen a cloth, Bes be their Virginia friends When Aluminum finish = | 4yj Kinda of Hinges, Hasps, | Heavy wire catter pliers 25c || Large heavy screw drivers 5c dip it-in the soda, rub the ware they Weed through Park town strongest swing Hooks, Nails Everything Polished hardwood brace 25 | Large flat paint brush 10¢ briskly, wash and wipe dry. Aaron's better half blew the seashell, hanger built |} needed to build’a barn or poate brace = | reap hen gg ush = Capt. V. L. Johnson, wite and son and other citizens waved handker- Palleya; Floor Hooks, ¥ bongo, | Stock drills for iron, wood | Trace cockeys each 5e gpd in Deep Water townsbt on home pe ; of hay goods. DEERING | or steel, each 10c || Belt and harness punches 15c P- Ice cream ‘supper at the M. E . Tee eee 4 Pocket monkey wrench each 8c || Harness snaps 2 for 5e In Pleasant Gap township, precinct | () ‘ : Binders, Mowers, Reapers, | Qe || . » DP Church Tuesday night, June 5. All OUR GROCERY trade | Large monkey wrench 25c || Allegator wrenches each 15c No, 1, the name of A. H. Wood was| are invited. AARON Rakes and Twine, | Extra large hame hooks = 9¢ ‘|| Hammer and hatchet . printed as clerk of primary election, to MARE ERECT sap ty is flourishing. Machine Olls. | Good farm mare each PH i on each 5e ee it should have been A. H. Phen | by, “wos ~ {s presiding ‘ Spring scales with pan | 50 toot reel tape measure oore, as certified up by‘ the com- | dentistry in Chicago, ts spending a Knob door bolts one , 5e , nickle plated stool case ake mitteeman Ieaac Ellington. vacation with be Saleen Mr. and We pay highest market price. Butter, Eggs and Chickens | Copper broz? sas 8 an | Carpenters chalk 2 for c rs. d, M. Vaughn. 5 | tices each h i sand Let - . 4 10 6 be: pest woe 8 9 7 —— Lewis Radford delivered the poll eae | Patent sash locks wit | Jointed bridle bits eac' ic , ofa miner > Sc || Harness buckels all sizes le living south of town. The case was | books, tally sheets, tickets etc., to DE ACON BROS. & CO. Cupbard catches with screw Se || Harness riviters each 25e mild. His home wae promptly quar-|the different township committee- ‘ , Door hinges, all kinde and intined and no danger is apprenended | men @he first of the week, HARDWARE AND GROCERY HOUSE. s°z08 at all kinds of prices. of the disease s ing. W'S” Kak cal whe stained rey Ge abe A letter recefved from our good] through Butler Saturday on their SELLERS OF Carpenters equare young Band oF epee way to ha oore' in Mp) ona. ; : d Ml r C tt to RL us that he and his ave loca' yy are O! nts O! p Water H ds Two P for 5 in Portland, Oregon. He says he| township. The Famous Ohio and Moline Cultivators. Best Garden See Ss Iwo Fapers tor oc. has a warm spot in his heart for old t . ‘ Bates and longs to be back andmeet|, 0: 4. Selders, of Foster, represen- | his many friends. peal ne pry Ff a Mis. ; EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH Dr. A. E. Lyle was taken suddenly |held at Kirksville, Mo., returned | (io Go ialamamaa OCRmEEISS: SSG ee pe aecinggd and dangerously ill Monday night|home Saturday. He reportsa very i) S 5 with something like hemorrhage of | {nteristing meeting. Mr. Selders was | (} A FEW OF P 5 the brain. He was unconscious for|one ofa classof 150 to take the| a 3 1 Py — a at the meen henge oa Grand Lodge degrees. * 9 : y alarmed. Tue Times is glad to a § as ii acoianyndars|, ret atone ll NOPFleet & Reams ; district: — We call attention to a letter from 5 Whites male. 427 r i Conservative loans at low rates, Alex Cameron has taken a trip out pie tn ‘ote ru Girected “female S BA RGAI N Ss . quick and satisfactory results inclos-|{n Western Kansas to look at the tog loans.—Illinois Land Co. country, and may become a land 97-4t Ben B, Canrersury,,Mgr. —_ ’ Colored male. the deputy game wardens to Matt. Adame’, or that he . femal qe he ideues, or tea he cape shown re Bargains always on hand, we never run out of them. Why Total 933 1% ee we 2 * 2 ee 2 ee 2 8 Cupt. F. J. Tygard went to Joplia . f a witness. Judge Sullens was in no do you pay’ 2¢e @ pound for oyster shell 1c Ib. or 90c per 100. ‘a Monday, on a short business trip. A letter renewing his subscription | way connected or associated withthe} Dr, Robert P. Davis, of Woodraff, 1} == Try our/ncubator ofl best on the market 17Xc gallon or 5 Mrs. Ralph Dantele; of Phila- tothe booming Times from our good | matter, the mistake being made in! Mo,, attending the State Medical|@ five gallons for $1.00. : " delphia ie visiting Mr, apd Mes. Ben | ‘riendand former townsman, Geo. M. getting names mixed in passing from | Association convention at_Jefferson |@) We are selling a regular 10c corn for per can. § B Giaterbury. ; Canterbury, now residing in Kansas pew peng be tim he U- | City, last week died suddenly in his 4.8 Ib can eolid packed tomato at per can. . Mise Hazel Haire, of Nevada, who City, states that be has just returned | county that it was not necessary for pia bork ont pee —_ = Lenox soap 8 bara for 10c or 9 bars for..... ue has been visiting Mr. and Mr. Ben G. from the west, where he went on @| him to deny that he was in collusion| typhoid fever, and was called at/8 Silk soap 8 bars for 10c or 8 bars for............ RSE: . Mains, has returned home. business trip in February last. | with Bs frag neither has he the] oclock in the moruing. After partly|¢@@ No use in you baking this hot weather, 8 loaves bread Gack Passerson, Jadge Graves’ George has been engaged in the gas | PPUSA EON 0 bccn 4 the A rel dressing himeelf he fell back on the] any kind for 26¢ or 8 loaves 10c. Buy your bread where ; deck copretany, came rane from | 924 ofl business in Kaneas and has | pay Tose we soley that ow peo bed, one Soe Deer pop seer Ag . you can get the best of Norfleet & Ream. io Fofierson City so spend Sunday. made great success. all of which his gos into ite columns in the way it| have been the trouble. ought to) @) We want the people to remember we will sell fruit jars re- 4 ase Heldvtn te dow from Kas: [OGTS Tienes, ine cotion will be SRS at Hanae Sonate ee” | calle ae all HM gardless of the cumbine. oan City #0 epend a fow days: with ae : Jadge Byram, o Hrriaoavill, Mo, Rd How te thle 2 ib any color sealing wax... is his family. Tom is traveling for an é 7 tnjored 1m h _ Gruger snapper 2 Ibs for stains ‘ implement company. of bi | The “devil” ia running the paper a this week, while the editor is at Ex- celsior Springs convention assisting & nominating a Supreme Judge. The ball game at the Lake Park grounds 8 inday afternoon, between the Butler'and Rich Hill clubs, re eulted 11, Rich Hill 6. here the bus horses The old barn w =, tee ben sola to Carpenter hafer, P. C. Carpen' ter is erecting a new oneat his 5 recently sold his AGE WHO Does not want the best he ean get for his money, especially in the Shoe line. , Our house has been giving it to you for years. At atyle you want? ‘We have the latest Londott and. New York styles, and a stock large enough for you to select trom. ¥