The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 24, 1906, Page 9

sae: Top Coats Are a Very Popular Spring Garment And we Show a Great ; = $750 to $16.00 IF YoU WOULD ~ Dress Well at§SmallJExpense We-Can be of Service to you. : Remember us when you . want good FOOT-WEAR, 33° WALK-OVERS $3.50 and $4.00 URFIT $5.00 | Bierdeiner The The Good CLOTHING HOUSE fost Shoe THE RIGHT WAY. Clothes Store en oxy pose "| Store See MeFarland & Sons add. Will| Cannon- Weiner Elevator Com: save you money, 274¢ | te receiving corn. 62-tf Latest thing in white kid belts 25 | Some Misses and childrens shoes and 48c—Hill’s Cash Store. at about half price—McKibbens, Mrs. Mike Curry spent Sunday in| Mise Grace Ingalls, who has been Pitteburg, Kansas. poy >=) oe ge ae returned Mies Eiste Kline is visiting relatives | °° 2° home in Rich Hill. in Kansas City. PP ve ek Pn gh ee gh 25 and White lawn bolero jackets 75c— ii inadi Sarit wae ted ita Hill’s Cash Store. on Edna Shociae teacher in our public schools the pust year, resurn- Migs Frankie Lisle is visiting rela- tives and friends in Seda! peieesecvinmiacsaig ss be v. F. M. Burton, pi jer Mre, W. W. Graves is spending 8 of the Nevada District, M. E.church, fey daye at Excelsior Springs. A few more sunburst skirts worth | chureh in this city on last Sunday. $1.25 for 98c—Hill’s Cash Store. C. W. Baldwin and wife lefs Monday for Hamilton, Ilis., on a visit. Sheriff Morris is back from Chi- cago, where he took the insane wo man Mrs. Roberts. 6 inchlancy sash ribbon 73c—Hill’s Cash Store. than wholesale price—McKibbens. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Op; and Col. Hegs, of Pleasant and Mrs. vy. $8.28 at Hill’s Cash Store. Mrs. C. O. Hulse, residing at Puer- to, New Mexico, is a new subscriber hed acbinnaee carried this county Saturday. Orma Brown, who bas been attend- ing oe has gone to his McKibbens. was found dead ina onher| THE Toxus takes pleasure this week inadding the of Frank H Si pins tw or Springs | £5 ts eabecription list, sud hopes to —e* gain his and support for ge’ ecard Sai na 4 ry @ few days are et yeare to come, In order that the ai vention at Excelsior Denton adjourned cir day until i While was in the and breaking it off. South, —— the pulpit of that Samples of mens under shirts less pence , Spent Saturday and , Sees with Judge Fine line of corsets: from 25 to W. O. Atkeson has congressional aspirations and desires the nomina- tion from the Republican party, he Griving wago tan You can eave big money on your J ns, 6 lace curtains ‘aie “happy week” at boa we Bennett-W who desired might attend the con- Judge Mon- rer aan “McCleess oot with 6 Beautiful Parasols white and black, plaids, stripes etc., at 98c to $2.98. Splendid bargains —McKibbens. The charge of the State against J. W. Anderson, of Rockville, for illegal sale of liquor, was not sustained in court 5 Mies Clasie Meyer and Miss Marvel Sad Cee eon afew days at home of Mr. ma Mrs. Chas. Bar- rows, ‘ $2.75 suit cases this week $1.95— McKibbens. spending a fow dayata the clty rat & few days in b) ing their parents. Jim has py sr new bogey and horse and they came overland. A lot of silk and lisle gloves at wholesale—McKibbens. io with Are. Fails Botarte, oho cago re. Fann! who he will turn over to the authorities of thatcity as a subject for the asylum. T. F. Timmons, of Kansas City, who hae been spending several days in Butler, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McFarland, has returned to the city. Elegant $1.25 table linen Hay Week 89c, 65c table linen Heppy Week 45c—McKibbens. Mies Alice Smith, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Frank Smith, near Rich Hill, who has been spending a week with Butler friends, returned home Monday. The body of a stranger was found near Pleasant Hill Saturday, and from the numerous wounds on the Ao the coroner decided that he That was eweet music given by the band at the square concert Saturda; ‘|night and attracted a big crowd. Few towns in the state have a band that equals Butler’s, Mrs. F. H. Crowell has issued cards to a reception to her lady friends on Friday afternoon. Mayor and Mrs. Crowell will entertain at cards the same evening. M. Wiemas, a substantial German farmer, residing near Amsterdam, hae his name enrolled for Tur Trizs this week, and giving him a good fwmily paper, we hope to make hima firm and lasting patron. A supposed gambling den wasrald- ed Saturday night by Marshal Arra- smith and assistants, but a water haul was made, as all they found was @ supposed quiet game of pitch with- out evidence to make a case stick, W.F. Hill is nuretog a badly maeh- ed thumb on his right hand, which he was so unfortonate as to get caughi in cl the door of his safe in the store. He will lose his thumb nail and the burt is so painful as to al- most unfit him for wafting on trade. population of the county as a dele gore in the Republican convention vee 3 That was a little atingy in the whites to take all but onedele- , and then turn him down when is came to sending delegates to the different conven tions. Hon. J. G. Goshorn, a leading at- torney of Iola, Kansas, and Demo- cratic nominee for Congress from his district, spent a couple of days in Butler on business before our circuit court. He feels sanguine that the Democrats will carry Kansas this fall, and that they had one of the strongest and best tickets ever nom- inated by the party in the state. ler J. A. Patterson, ex-circuit clerk, and now holding the office of collec- tor by appointment from Gov. Folk, announces his candidacy for collec- tor and asks the nomination for co!- lector at the hands of the party at the primary election to be held Sat- urday. Mr. Patterson is a genial gentiéman, and his host of friends would be glad to see him receive the nomination and will give him their cordial support. Car load of rubber-tired buggies, of ed It beder Merean. 30 16 useer GooDt ~™* OF WORTH _ We keep what people ask for and hence carry several grades of rubber goods + from the merely good te the best. _ Our cheapest goods are the. to CO! 10c suiting this week 84@-McKib- bens. The trees which now surround the new hotel, will be removed. Mise Frankle Lisle {s visiting friends in Sedalia. Dr. Foster is Improving his resl- dence on Atkeson avenue. Luther and Will Everett, of lude- pendence, Mo., are visiting in Butler. Miss Nollte Walton fs visiting with Miss Georgia Alexander at Lone Jack. Will White has returned from in the editorial harness in one do, where he went to| Thefollowing will be teachers in the | 7°" "s 10 ‘ ace bog rel iia Bi Adrian schools next year: W. Tr a . record that but few men Hoover, principal; Miss Fannie | °22 50ast. 8. F. Warnock went to Clinton Sat- urday to attend the meeting of the Democratic congressional commit- tee. De ve Dirt sgn adie Elder H. J. Crockett, pastor of the Church, and wife and Mrs. J. 0. Me- Mullin have returned from a visit t Kansas City. ‘ $1.25 wide silke black and colors— Happy week price 98c—McKibbens. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kash, of Johne- town, on their way to visit their son and family in Vernon county, spent Saturday in the city. Rev. F. M. Burton, presiding elder of the Nevada district of the M. E. Church, South, spent Sunday in But- church. The case of Ghere vs. Bennettet al. sent to Harrisonville on a change of venue, was continued to the 28th, next Monday. A large number of witneeses will go upfrom thiscounty. New silver belts, new shopping bags—McKibbens. The body of Frank Eichenberger, yesterday. Eichenberger disappear- way home from Cheyenne Wells, Col. Kansas rt down by rocks. by an Oddfellow card in his pocket. We are selling a big lot of batistes this week at sale prices 4%, 8%, 10, 5c—McKibbens, A Republican leader, who has been active in “eo on Saturday, Austin’s office. To’our know the Record has given this men man: and flattering noticee during theese years and for-him to show so little knowledge of the location of his OUR “HAPPY WEEK” IS Making Smiling Shoppers. — ———— SS a Smiling shoppers reflect the happy spirit which domin- ft ates every corner of the store—The aisles are filled with 4 happy shoppers, completely surrounded by bargains. ; * There is no reason why every shopper should not be } happy--here are needed or coveted articles priced within the reach of every womans purse. No need to think of economy, we have done that for you happily. A smiling shopper becomes a loyal customer. We want your friends to learn of the spirit of our ‘‘Happy Week.” If they have not attended this sale there is still time. New bargains are added daily and are conductive to most appreciative smiles. And there is a practical side to the smiles---to buy exactly what you want at your own price makes shopping a joy and makes possible the jollity of our “Happy Week.” A happy bargain makes a merry buyer. Come--its smiling time this week. Sale ends Saturday night May 26th. EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH. McKIBBENS. Newest styles in stocks and turn-| Mrs. R, D. Buck is visiting in Mont overs from 10 to 48c—Hill’s Cash | rose. Store. ° Remember the primary election Capt. Vernle Johnson, wife and lit-|Satnrdav, and every Damocrat tle gon are visiting Mra, Johnson’s | should and we hope wiil by on hand to parents out in Spruce. vote for his ‘avorite candidates Beaverly Mar, md now practicing; Mr. and Mra, Fellx Oppenheimer dentistery in Chicago, spent Satur-| and A. Hers, of Pleasant Hill. spent day and Bunday with home folke in| Suitay in tiv city, the greets of Mr, this city. and Mra, Sam’ Levy. A. M Phillips was over from Amoret the other day toconsult with the Butler fire department as to the purchase of some kind a fire fighting mea best suited to the needs of his town. Tue Times wiahes to extend con- gratulations to Bro, Austin and best Wishes for the future suveesa of hig paper, the Record, which entered up- on its 41at year Saturday. Tre Rec- ord is a splendid local paper. Forty Wooley, assistant principal; Leab Hudelson, Mona Highley and Maud Morgan. One vacancy. A farm honse, owned by J. W: McFadden. about halt a mile west of Virginia. was destroyed by fire to- gether with eontents Monday morn’ ing The house waa occupied by a man nemed Linn. No insurarce on either houre or contents A defec- tive flre is supposed to be the cause of the fire. At Des ‘Moines, Iowa, 8 platform collapsed with more than athousan: Presbyterian assemblymen, while they were being photographed. Halt @ dozen ministers were injured. Dr. Willis, of Mendota, Ill., was rendered unconscious. His back and legsare| prot Rurke, superintendent of our pablic rehools, will go to Columbla thortly to attend «choo! at the state university for the purpose of beter ttting himeelf for the dntles which ny ietore, To make a good and competent cnerinterdent the Pre feg- sor believes {6 <brolnteiy jece-s ry to keep abreast tuo times. hurt. Dre. Lockwood and Bouiware at- tended the meeting of the Missuur' | Medical Society, which mes in Jeffer- eon City last week. They report a most interesting meeting of the society which was addressed by the governor and other prominent speak- on official business with his | ers. The alumal of the Bntler public schools held its annual weoting tc Woodman hall in this city Monday night. The meeting was one of the wost largely attended held in years. The hall was beautifully decorated with the class colors white and green, and a royal good time was had, in social conversation and listening to speeches by Mrs. Bryant, Miss Maud Seelinger of the elass of 1906, Prof. Burke and W. O. Atkeson on behalf of the school board. Delicious re- freshments were served. The officers e'ected for the ensuing year are: Leslie Fox, preatdent; Delbert Hill, vice-president; Neva Keeser, secre- tary; Kate Tucker, cor. sec’y, and Peres / Denton, treasurer. Among one of the pleasantries of the even- ing’s entertainment were songs by Miss Bessfe Parkinson, reproduced on 8 phonograph. The Democrats of Bates county have @ just reason for pride in the splendid field of candidates presented from which to select their count ticket next Saturday. After the pri- mary has decided the nominees, then we want to see pure harmony reign in the party that each of the nomi- nees may receive the full vote of the party in November. Montrose, was buried in Montrose} Yancy Combs, one of the stalwart Democrats of Bates, has entered the race for collector of Bates county, and his name appears on the tickets to be voted Saturdaay. Mr. Combs is welt known and his ability to fill the office, if nominated and elected will not be questioned, and he has a host of friends in the county who would be glad to see him honored with the nomination. November 22‘last, whileon his tranepires he was murdered in ity for his body was found fisherman, below that city in the ssouri river,.the pockets weighted le was identified ct 0 2 2 2 4 © & @ + - © + 2 ~~ 2 @ 4 © 2 2 2 © ‘ ’a affairs for ‘ make a sneak and then sheepishly ntessed that he was looking tor Mens Cheviot Outing Suits $4 0 Mens Black Thilbot Suits $5 00 Mone Bh Sarg Suit, $7.59 seek iton an Mens Cassimere Pants $1.00 For the Best Clothes at the Least Money. © a ~—ewvpnana 2 re + 7. 35 OS