The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 22, 1910, Page 4

VISIT OUR —and it will pay you that kind. Suits Skirts Cloaks Cloak é» Suit Department We are certainly doing a nice business in this department. It is our policy to sell Good Reliable Suits, Cloaks &» Skirts $12.50 to $35 $3.98 to $12.50 $1.48 to $30 Sale of Furs | (PRICES GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 15th) Thrifty buyers will appreciate the ene of new stylish Scarfs and Muffs at the beginning of the season at from 15 to 25 per cent less than our regular price. The showing is made up of new popular priced furs in the most used kinds and newest shapes. Every piece is marked in plain figures at the sale price. If you do not want to take the furs home we will store them for you until wanted. Special Bargains on Sale in Table Linens One lot of 72-inch extra heavy $1.25 Bleached Table Linen for Napkins to match on sale for One lot of $1 72-inch: wide heavy Bleached Table Linen for Napkins to match on sale at Special lot of large $2.25 white Quilts, cut corners, fringed, for Special bargains in 50c wool dress goods for. Special bargains in $1 wool dress goods for Big lot of 7':c Ginghams for aprons, special for Big lot of Outing Cloth for only We sell the best School Shoes in Butler—Buster Brown and Godman’s. You do not waste money when you buy good solid shoes, as we guarantee these to be. to buy We are exclusive agents for Munsing Underwear—the best in the land. For men, women and children. 50c up. The shape does not wash out. The Revolutionary Quilt Contest is on this week. Come and see the display of old and interesting Quilts. It is worth your while. Walker-McKibben’s The Quality Store The Butler Weekly Times Printed on Thursday of each week J. D. ALLEN, Proprietor ROBT, D, ALLEN, Editor and Manager Entered at the Post Office of Butler, Mo., as Second-class mall matter PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR Democratic Ticket. For Judge of the Supreme Corrt JAMES BRITTON GANTT For State Superintendent of Public Schools HOWARD A GASS For Katlroad and Warehouse Commissioner “HOMAS M BRADBURY For Representative in Congress for Sixth Dis- trict CLEMENT C DICKINSON For Judge of the Cirenit Court for the Twenty- ninth Judicial Circuit CHARLES A CALVIRD For State Senator for Sixteenth Senatorial Dis- trict JOHN BALDWIN For Representative State Legislature JOHN WALLIS LEWIS For Presiding Justice County Court R B CAMPBELL For Associate Justice, County Court, Northern District Wu F WOLFE For Associate Justice, County Court, Southern Distriet FRANK FIX For Judge Probate Court CARL J HENRY For Clerk Circuit Court HERMA’S O MAXKY For Clerk County Coart C G WKEekSs For Recorder of Deeds F M WwooDs For Provecuting A ttorne WATT BURRESS DAWSON LOOKING TO OUR RESPONSIBILI- TIES. * All indications point toa sweeping Democratic victory this year anda safe if not an overwhelming majority in the lower House of Altona Pick-Ups. lican. But there is much, very much, the negro votes. Now the facts are Along the Miami. fora Democratic House to do. It the plank in the Democratic platform W. " Roney lice Head te , . sacha voile : : é eather fine and wheat sowing is, quarters. Miss Dollie Martin visited last week can and will curb the Republican respecting the negro voter was not the order of the day. Four men who were under arrest with Mrs. Ralph Hartwell and at- senate in legislating in the interest of big corporations and trusts to the in- jury of the consuming public. It can and should turn on the lime-light of investigation into the vast number of public abuses and scandals that have grown up under the long continued for the purpose of converting our ebony hued citizen from his first Quitea few from this neighbor- spent last Saturday night in the city tended the fair. ‘ i hood attended the fair at Butler and jail at police headquarters. Three of| Grandma’ Phifer is visiting her love, but | tting forth of the : me} ugh: fnots re ps Goeaaie tind all reported a good time. | these were. white men, comprising | — _ Ls See Mra, Spencer of Adrian’ visiied a} the crew of a street railway train that; Clyde Wright returned to his home ley that it was not necessary for him ‘had i in Oklahoma last Thursda: iis . an ad run over and killed a newsboy ys to stretch the record in order to re- few days last week at the home of, The other was a| Harry Hunter and. Martin Lawson {on Tenth 5 tain the colored voter in the Republi- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.\O? 1 €" — were visitors in our neighborhood and arrogant control of the Republi- can party. Partisans of the Hadley | Kline. 2 P er dha ea I ae ba part of last week. 7 oo a ab stripe would make the negro believe). W- P. Cowgill, our rural mail| “7, negro, who had’ béen a sitions | Miss Ethel Fisher has been ill for that he would be put back into slay- carrier on route No. 1, has been tak- | K | several days. ery if the Democratic party won ining a vacation of about two weeks tan, Hed killed ho ween. There | wasn’t any doubt about it, except as| , RX. D. Bond returned home Tues- i ir-mi while his brother Fred carried the ae | i isi the nation. All fair-minded men whi to the manner of the killing. It el bry gen Rig ogg Meno k agree that it would be much better | 4! . is claj : | o vards\ for the negro if he could rise above| Lena Hill, who is staying in Adrian his claim that he had fired into the Mo. Some friends came with him to ,the old slavery scare and vote as an Working at Tuttle’s restaurant, vis- | ade: ag Pig pes ” ag — Lontagnges a oad , ge ans : | ited her parents Sunday. jng—a @ violation of police) Mrs. G. H. Spicer and children of intelligent, thinking, reasoning, creat- | Louie , |Tules—and that the, woman had been| Nashua, Mo., are visiting Mrs. ure, but that is hardly looked for so| Mrs. Will Warford has been visit- | struck by a spent bullet. Across the | Spicer’s sisters, Mrs. Louis Fister ‘ ‘on- long as demagogic Republicans can | ing in Carroll county the past week. breast of the boy was a dark-red fur- and Miss May Morgan. sumers, but by connivance of officials | play on his prejudice. Married, at the home of the bride’s| row, plowed by the bullet that was} Mrs. H. J. Martin received a mes- to steal direct from the Government, | - |parent’s, between Ballard and Al-| “fired in the air.” sage from Denver, Illinois, that her gnd when exposed, to be sugar-coated | President Taft has weakened, and, tona, Mr. Henry Goodin and Miss| There was not the slightest evi- Drother had died. ajiss, Martin, lett by high-up officials, should be looked | receding from his stand-pat attitude | Della Kline, Sunday, September 18, | dence that the train crew was respon-|ver. We extend our ermgethy to after and given a thorough overhaul- in the matter of federal patronage, |Rev. Maxey of Johnstown officiat-|sible—even by omission—for the|Mrs. Martin and family in their be- ing. : | ppointed George M. Hull, progres-|ing. Just near relatives and a few |death of the boy killed in the street- eavement. MIAMI. The close scanning of the books! sive Republican, postmaster at Salina, |friends were present. We wish|car accident. The prosecuting attor- | and all of the workings of the Pana- |Kan. The Senate had refused to con- | them a happy life and much success. | ney had investigated the case. Twice | ma Canal construction _Offers a fruit |firm thé re-appointment of T. D.| Rollen Cantrell visited his niece, | during the night he ordered the men Nagendra ge caine | Fitzpdtrick, a regular. Down here| Mrs, Irvin Gloyd, Sunday. released, but the police refused to| | want . | ‘partment into the internal affairs of | ne bev hore we would call the) Mrs. Alec Hooker left last Friday | Obey the order. Ree i | . i president's attitude in this matter | to visi H living in Hi Throughout the long night the South American countries should be | Se Vim 8 aaa eee. Rivtny SO Ditetoeey + Pes esis ot | “hollering calf rope.’” county, Mo. white men were kept in the vermin- fully investigated that the honor and i | é infested holdover, huddled togeth the good intentions of our Govern-| ‘ |, Ott Rogers left Monday for a visit Pasi shi a | Wallace Crossley, editor of the|in Kansas City. with thieves, drunks, vagrants—the , ment may be set right before the na- | ee lowest and most worthless of earth’s |tions of the world. Miss Maud Green visited Miss ; Johnson County Star, who is travel- | It would purify the atmosphere if in Europe, is writing some very Vergie Christie Sunday. ; jan inome 2 the two great po-|interesting letters, descriptive and) Mrs, Milton Teeter is on the sick ee ae een ee whit litical parties be ordered. to dee | oe inh ; an Uh aes Ge eon from what | Will Warford and dai Misses im Femov leeuee mate tee eam Gin, A Great Time Expected. | Lulu and Edit, visited atts home and stench of the | paign committee in 1904 and 1908| The Sunday School of the Ohio| Elbridge Warford Sunday. were received. The absorption by the National ing with corruption and mismanage- | ment. Those innocent and ignorant wards of the Government, being a prey to dishonest and avaricious offi- cials and their unscrupulous allies, should be investigated. The Sugar Trust which has not | only been permitted to rob the con- | ® i /