The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 24, 1906, Page 7

SER EE SR = | a STTy. oe ‘4 . COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Virginia Items. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Woodlawn Mansion. Famous Vir- | nia home changes hands. | | ities James Harris — a ooreremosso oo concncoseenceee| Hiese, teak J wma Fy Pest tag The Conflict. Concluding chapter PETERS GYPSY || | Of the Butler High Schoo! Grad- day, and took away a red hog. For Our Magazine Section Next | of thie exciting story pie Miss Elizabeth Carry, of Washing- Week. Summer Styles, in Women’s Ral- ‘ vg STORE A... uates---An Interesting Pro- er snk, Mr 1 SARE: je 2 . ment. age letter by Martha - IS BEST. gram Before a Large gin! Sensational Speeches in House on The fourth page contains, Thenew Preaching at the Christian church| this practice. Monopoly Laws in {tomato culture. Poultry growing, 3 om _ = Audience. at 11 and at night. F - ‘ north Rm boy —— ’s house, ‘ through intensive arming. 4 Eve Da Prices A large audience greeted the twelve : one-half} Senator Pettus at Eighty-five.| Folly illaxtrated in half-tones. ry y : . ; Higt»School graduates at their com- Constituents Loyal, bat Figuring on i ‘ Ee _/ == | | mencement exercises at the Opera Senator's dying. Memorial day Boe econ |] | House on last Friday evening. scones at Arlington. United Daugh-|*T eae tee rag Poros peo why BEAUTIFUL For The following program was pleas- d ters of the Confederacy. =~ and we can show you. Call and ese ingly rendered: Evolution of the Lamp. Device} ys—Iilinois Land Uo. ~ 10 DOTTED SWISS G00DS Chorus, High School Choir was need stx trousand years ago. 974 Bex B. Canrersvry, Mar. . Invocation, Rev. Joel'A. Barker. | ty-one miles. bi Si oa EXTRA VALUES Very choice pattern Music, “Courter of Moscow” Rodney | JamesCuzick went to Warrensburg : G. G. a ho Wee he he visit his daughter, Mrs. a , Salutatory, elen x | Ben Parker. } FANCY ORESS Tre Beet] | (Ssoun, saeqoa om | Joe Bey, of tome a 20 PORTER HAY TOOLS.! ; q 4 GINGHAMS Shirtings German Selection, “Der Erlkonig” day oon. ; Hazel Ludwick, illiam Hardingner, Jr., and fam- New patterns. For the Money Music, Piano Daet| tly visited D. C. Wolfe and family PORTERS . THE i Misses Warnock and Campbell, | Sunday. NEW Greatest Yang, "Not Sell but Borrca!| alas newded badly. around Vi E ‘ ula Rockhold. ate, flax and grass are ; Lot Beautiful The Best Poem, Sunset Dreams” [shor abel le hold page MEADOW : LINE eva a 0 to : Handkerchiefs Gauze Vests Valedictory, one side on account of a large boll KING OF Worth 35¢ Music, Se i | on the side of his neck. FOR HAY: i 5 to be had Mies Helen Bennett Mise Jessie McCann, of Butler, came f at the price : Presentation of Diplomas, out Saturday to visit the family of 12015 ‘ —— i oS OEE W. 0. Atkeson, | R. McCann a few days. COLUM- The graduates were: Delbert Hill,| Charley Fisk, of Butler, will give BIAN On EVERY DAY BARGAINS IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT, | |xsh, ‘zo, tame, Jove, Novae Vn baad pres fnnn ia x ' Keeser, Karl Baker, Hazel Ludwick, | urday evening at McFadden’s hall. STEEL EARTH = a Lewis Keele, Maude Seelinger, Leslie} The phone business has aboyt ’ First quality axle grease box 9¢ \ ‘Try aquares each ; 100 ves, ee Kagpweed, Chester Sleeth, bs pope talk for a few days. TRACK 4 i és A 1-good horse brush each 10¢ | Cold chisels each 10¢ no hold. ames Park came home from Ad- -~ ad | A | The commencement exercises of the | tian Saturday to spend a few hours) #. . PORTERS * PORTERS | Extra ¢ ilar pade each 25c || Shoe hammors each 10¢ Dougl with his M W.W H 25 Ib spring balanceseach 9c || Wedye plate carpenters | Ap or negro echool was held Park. seve ve and Mise, ‘Mr, i Double H 50 ib spring balanceseach. 14e || hammers each 10¢ | | heen per y byte 3 Sener i returned Sunday with Mr, CAN’TGETOFF - mr yaoyary \ arpa ! Carpe y 4 a ; ; : , jor Fey Sr ee 10¢ | Carpenter steel hammers || juates: Floyd Kenoly, James Mlaner, | Albers Pilgrim is reported Monday BARN DOOR | cede oats ibd | 2toot cherry stuiaed level 25c | Curpeaters hand saws 25e = Crouch, Mable Patterson, Ruby —_ thesame. barrohntngtrom Extra good level and plumt39 |) Strap hinges per pair de | Walker and Andrew Pigg. Pa igedonn | Same eee HANGER. conver to eye Large flat saw fileseach = 1Ue |) Pad locks each Be | Seeeenerrerr | . | Key hole saws each 10¢ |j Hinge and hasp locks Be | The best thing for cleaning tinware Be te one of ~ ee church, Roller bearings. |= Se Firat clase pliors pair 10° |) Saw seta each 10¢ {scommon soda. Dampen a cloth, or Vir pig es gs Hotes Aluminum finish 1 4) Kinds of Hinges, Hasos, Heavy wire cutter pliers © 25c |] Large heavy screw drivera 5c dip it-in the soda, rub the ware be vee: th . h Park town strongest swing | Hooks. Nails Everything } Polished hardwood brace 25c | Large flat paint brush 10¢ briskly, wash and wipe dry. ri y lage a r ’ hanger bifilt sb sae : Hardwood auger brace 25c¢ || Good white wash brush 10¢ 7 . Aaron's better half blew the seashell, needed to build bara or Auger bits each Se || Bog rings per box 5c _ Capt. V. L. Johngon, wife and son and other citizens waved handker- Pulleys, ‘oor. Hooks, Kise. Screw driver bits each Be || Hame clips each Be Vernie, jr.,are visitingat Mr. J’s chiefs, threw rice and old shoes and Rope and all kinds Stock dell for iron, wood nT areee cockeys each 5e — wed . We raced nou — to make them perfectly at of hay goods. DEERING or steel, each c || Belt and harness punches 15c 7 . cdiieitediesiaiasiai Pocket monkey wrench each 8c || Harness snaps 2 for 5 lee cream ‘supper at the M. E “ ; \ , Rea ra, Longe pcre on von 25c¢ || Allegator voenn each 15e if ene hans no bey oe nee night, ™ ~ Res OUR GROCERY trade saath: ea Twtee, ; | Extra large hame hooks 4 \ Hammer and hatchet ‘i printed as clerk of primary election, iaigzaacpcinaineeiigpeincaini siiienes is flourishing. M achine Olle. 3 | Good farm shovel each a handles each 5e when it should have been A. H.| Beverly bey md who is practiciag Spring scales with pan 5 50 foot reel tape measure Moore, as certified up by the com- | dentistry In Chicago, is spending a tok Race weer em — i c A 4 = 4 mitteeman leaac Ellington. Peg with his parents, Mr. and We pay highest market price. Butter, Eggs and Chickens | yp ontantootiry . 2c end paper 8 sheets for Be The epoca oe og 98 reports 2. see rs in exehange for goods or cash. Patent sash locks wit! Jointed bridle bitseach — 10e @ case of smallpox, that ofa miner wis Radford delivered the poll acrews each 5e || Harness buckels all sizes le living south of town. The case was | books, tally sheets, tickets etc., to E Ri Cupbard catches with — 5c || Harness riviters each 25¢ po word | wae promptly quar- | the _— township committee- D ACON B OS ud & CO. } mF eo tall kinds apices Team Vere oo ca wi eins HARDWARE AND GROCERY HOUSE. le . L. Kash and wile pasa a — aa 250 A letter recelved from our good| through Butler Saturday on their SELLERS OF is young enone OF poamnaes informs bod eataye 4 ded in = oe. : i us that he an ve located are $8 tel . . . ; Seeds Two. P for 5 Sima ton haw: The Famous Ohio and Moline Cultivators. Best Garden_: eeds Iwo, Fapers for oc. has a warm spot in his heart for old . ‘ ‘ Bates and longs to be back and meet O. A. Selders, of Foster, represen- : : EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH pes 550 tative from thie dltrct fo the Me] EEEIOOOO Dr. A. E. Lyle was taken suddenly |held at Kirksville, Mo., returned | @ ote ISS SEES SOU — an and dangerously {ll Monday night|home Saturday. He reportea very |@ S 5 with something like hemorrhage of interisting meeting. Mr. Selders was | ¢} A FEW OF ‘ 4 the brain. He was unconscious for|one ofa classof 150 to take the| gs % ‘ | Py sometime, and the family weregreat | Grand Lodge degrees. ; ; ly alarmed. Tue Times is ys “3 ‘ 9 “ aay he was considerably better aa we} PT0t. L. B. Allison reports the tol-| Be Or ee Ca, | | } S os | “ ——— go to press. lowing enumeration for the Butler + | * district: S () | Jonge ee et |Win nna x }} Conservative loans at low rates,) Alex Cameron has taken a trip out ) other column, NRT r , quick and satisfactory results inclos-}{n Western Kansas to look at the orn sory, bee he directed Colored mat ’ . BARGAI NS. 5 Sree yy Lond Co. |, |country, and may becomes a land ‘Adame’, or that he tried to wornus| “female 441 : No ‘ie , Q7-4t Ben B. CaNTERBURY.yNBF | owner, Adams, or that he was subponeed as|,7, |] Bargains always on hand, we never run out of them. Why | Cupt. F. J. Tygard os to Dg biter suitne be Ghent. a witness. Judge Sullens wae in no ‘otal 9331 do you pay’ 2c a pound for oyster shell 1c Ib. or 90c per 100. ‘ ae Monday, 08 a faeNt — ” _| tothe booming Times from paneer weliee, the ular tales dame o. prone Davis, ot Woodraft, |§9 Try ourincubator ofl best on the market 17}c gallon or @ i { dein Belek, Dee, Le _ friend and former townsman, Geo. M. getting names mixed in passing from \ Nenbetaton pe Be Meyer firmer ets cank 10 corn for per can G ; | iter Canterbury, now residing n Kansas | Oh tsa anglaned ihe | Opa Oe Rereioeg tesa” Help 4 815 cn sol mets. ’ 4 Ouse. 4 # 5 ‘ ; hg — ne ee ss “| business trip in February last. | with law-breakers, pA oc has he the por ood raterty - ie at , | George has been engaged in the gas reputation of emulating the Pinker- No ‘use in you baking this hot weather, 8 loaves Zack Patterson, Jud vg and of] business in Kansas and hae | °° in spying on his neighbors.|/bed and when found at noon was any kind for 25¢ or 8 loaves 10. Buy your bread where vetonee aries wah Benday = made agreat success. all of which his Tax Tives {s sorry that the story |dead. Heart disease 1s thought to Fo a Penh ot artions & Ream. : # Jefferson City to spend y: ‘inet tends Ya: Vike coctlin it be ther hep Ar pro Bo way it have been the trouble. ~ |gpq__ We'want the people to remember we will sell fruit jars re- Thos. Baldwin ts down from Kan- | glad to learn. thon. comme’! ‘Thornton Byram, oldest ‘son of eeaaamager sas City to spend a few days: with Judge Byram, of How ie this 2 Ib any color sealing wax..,. saad. foch PLANS: menee ee any. o 2) 0) a) ee Crackers or. We The “devil” is ranning the paper oa Ges our price on box lots of crackers. abet me ester ee | WHO ae at ama tar |) “ey orem aut Stns per # nominating a Supreme Judge. 5 é ‘ took th pe ‘a ke Park Pabst ah ape get for : : money, especially in the Shoe line. ; ‘ i 2 on a “Two cans table apricote; they are fine. jar house has heen giving {t to you for years. ts he ‘eerie ia Two'cane Greenwich lye.,............-.0++ It style you want? We have the latest , _Londoa and New York styles, and a 3 stock large enough for you to select from.