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B17TLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY JANUARY 19, 1898.
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When it comes to quoting prices but our tale the past week show' that we are decidedly "in it" when it
comes to selling them We being strictly one pi i.e." and that marked in plain ligures, we cannot quote
VOU nCtltlOUS VaillfiS for friinrls U?o ftumnt Mutimi CIKIa. 7in :awh , 1
you fictitious values for goods. U e cannot ask ou SI 5 for a Fifteen dollar suit, and tell you its worth j,mi ft'tei Qmrnm
because you can see the price as well as ourselves. But we do give you
25 IRonr O&i0Lfc- IiscoTnLint-
On each and every article in our store not a single thing reserved everything goes the finest as well as the uoorest ind
right here let us say that never before have we sold first-class reliable goods as lol as tins, 25 per ceni discoum now mnkes
25per cent, culgives yoUger diSCUntS befre bUt n6Ver n Ur neWest and freshest oods as now- Notice what values 'that
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Mens Satinet Suits for $2 25
Mens Black Worsted Suits for.. 3 75
Mens Black Worsted all -wool Suits for 7 50
Child's Satinet Knee Pant Suits for 75
Boys Satinet Long Pant Suits for 1 88
Bojb Satinet Overcoats 90 up
Mens Satinet Overcoats ' s 1 88 up
Mens All Wool Kersey Overcoats 5 65
Mens good stoga boots for . . $1 32
" full stock " " 1 50
44 u 44 Selr boots for....... 188
Child s gloTe grain shoes for
44 genuine dongola "
Boys 'Sel Rock Bottom" shoes for. .
44 44 real calf ..
Mens "Sels Enterprise" .
$2 50 calf " ..
" finest calf and kangaroo
1st quality arctics
2nd
75
75
1 50
75
1 50
1 88
3 75
95
76
1st quality rubber boots .7 2 10
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Mens unlaundried shirts linen bosom 38c
44 good quality fancy underwear.. 19c
50c red underwear 30c
all wool camels bair underwear 75o
black wool hat 38c
44 good quality fur hat , 7fo.
44 Stetson bats . 3 00
44 Fih braud slickers. , j 1 79
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Remember that we reserve nothing-e very thing goes at 25 per cent.
discount for Cash during
ctt cat'! lZlalTZT ht7Z 7 T 10 BftVe 25 ent n J0Ur PUrCha9e WhUe if a bargain and then again you may with the accent on the W Anoyer-
coat can t cost both and 10-and yet both those prices have been quoted during the past week as cost on the earn teats.
Don't think for a moment that you can beat our price, if you buy first class goods-tbat 25 per cent, discount kock. the profit, so high that well gladly give any man all the profit during this sale if he will par
the expenses yes, and give him something to do it. 7 . v ng mis saie u ne win pay
That's true and if true, isn't it wise in you to come to us for here you save 25 per cent sure-No guess work ,b,ut it.
PALACE HOTEL CORNER, BUTLER, MO.
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- - - . $110,000.
Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and
does a General Banking Business.
DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS.
In the Real Estate l oan Department- Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest raies wunou aeiay.
Allen, Mrs. Levin a
Boulware, T C. Physician
Bark. Monro. Farmer
Ballard, J N Farmer
Brown. Lola
Bartlett, Edmund Farmer
Bryner. Margaret
Chelf, H B Farmer
Coleman. Sam'l L Farmer
Carnthers. Q A Fanner
Christy, J M Physician
Clark. Robert Farmer
Courtney, J M Stock Dealer
STOCKHOLDERS
Hannah. W D medical atndent Slav back. Ed rarnr
Hardinger, W N Farmer Smith. O L Liveryman
Hiekman.O B Furniture dealer Starke.L B Deonty circuit clerk
" " . , iurner, Mn at K Capitalist.
Jenkins, J R Cashier Tucker. W E Dentist
KinnffT. Don Aaa't Cashier Tvl.r w n v.
Levy . Sam Dry Goods ft ClothlngVoris. Frank M Farmer
moniaw, w n c aimer
Miller.Alf Farmer
UoCTacken, A Fanner
McCracken, Robt Farmer
uwea, M v Farmer
Deer wester, John Farmer Pharia, John Grocery
Darls, J B Foreman Times bfflcePharis, V P Grocery
Dutoher, C H Pror Normal Son Powell, Booker Farmer
DeArmond.D A.M C Plgott, H H Bank Clerk
Deerwester. Frank Co tch com Rosier, J M Farmer
Krans, John Farmer Reeder. Oscar Farmer
Bveringham, J Physician Radrord, Chas R
Freemam, Caroline and Kllxa Relsner, J W Pension Clerk
Francisco, 8 P Lawyer Salient, J L Banker
Vanrhan. J M rmnitmii.t
Wyatt, H C Lumber dealer
Wella, Wiley Teacher
West, R 6 Farmer
Walton, Wm K President
Wright, T J Capitalist
WeinerMax Merchant
Walla, Wm Farmer
Walton. G W Farmer
Walla, J T Physician
Whipple. NL Physician
for rtnt yet and a few tons of good
timothy hay for sale; inquire of C
H Morrison Chief Jas Dudley
and family passed through Virginia
on their way to tne Blackfoot Nation
Saturday Mr Hoover joined the
Christian church here Sunday
Geo H Thompson bought of Geo
Jenkins a fine gray mare 2 miles
northwest of Mulbery is coal bank
that wants teams and hands to scrape
and raise coal. Ira Gardner and
! Miss Toia Eyfield were married oie
j daJ la8t week Jeff Park lost or
i had a hog stray from the pen. A
liberal reward will be paid for infor.
I niation leading to its recovery. . . .
j Saturday and Sunday was two of
j the coldest days we bave had this
winter Coal dealers picnic has
just begun, good roads and cold
WM. E. WALTON
- BOOKER POWELL
president
vice-president
J. H. jessiss
DOS XISXEY
cashier
Asst.- cashier
Trustee's Sale.
.Whereas, Ln Beall and Alice Beall. his
wife, by their dewfof frustrated SoTember
11. 1 Mil. and recorded la the recorder's offlce
within and for Bates county, Missouri, in book
MO lo7 page SM conveyed to the undersigned
trustee, the following deecribed real estate ly
ing and being situate i the county of nates
and tate or Missouri, to-wlt:
All of lot tfteea Hit. in aectien nineteen (19).
t and all that part of lot twelve 131 la section
nineteen iis.i lying easi or tne ato. raeiue
railroad, all ln township thirty-nine i-ta.
f range thirty-one 11.) eootaing it l-S acres
atore or less, which conveyance wa made
la trust to secure the payment or one certain
note fully described la said deed of trust: and
whereas default has been made in toe payment
f more than one years accrued Interest on
aald note and the same is now past due and
unpaid, on accouDt or which nonpayment
the whole of aald debt is due and pay
able Now therefore, at the request of
she legal hoider of said note and pursuant o
the renditions of said deed or trust. 1 will pro
ceed to sell the above described premises at
ltubiio vendue to the biKhest bidder lor rash ,
j at the east front door of the court housu in the
Slty of Butler, county or ISates ani slate of
Missouri, on
; Friday February lOtb,
trttween the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon una live o'clock in the sfterno-n of that
lay, for the purposes of satisfying said debt,
interest and costs. KiiANK Al.LEX. -.
Trustee.
Virginia Items.
Uncle Peter Crooks is as jolly and
good natured as ever and can tell
many reminescences of early days in
Bates county; we hope that he may
live to count his years by the hun
dred ...Judge CW Wolf has not
had a case in his Virginia court this
winter that we have heard of; is it
the fault uf the court or is crime
decreasiug W.N Bateman and!
W C Comiforvf have goue south
ostfUMbly for their health but in
reality to buy hogs ...Our gi,ial
and go,l natured towusbip collector
sajs that unless the good people of
Charlotte township pay tJieir taxes
more rapidly lie will be com pel led!
to aid on the extra per cent which !
the law permits ou the nrst of Jan
uary . . . .The A P Bridgeford faiia
weather The box suDter at Hot
a. 4.
Water school house Friday niohi
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was a grand success. About $15
was taken in for the library fund,
and could just as well have been $30;
each box contained enough supper
for three and was sold 25 cents . . . .
The following boys around Virginia
have quit the use of - tobacco. Bob
Dudley, J H Porter, Wm Huffman,
Bill Porter, John Nance. -
John McFadden. This is boycotting
ne for this is the way I make my
living, selling tobacco; J will still
keep some on hand for fear some of
them may back- out.
N. M. Nestlebode.
Judge James H. Lay came in
Monday last fro... Warsaw and open
ed his regular term of circuit court
Teusday inorniog. Jndge Lay is
enjoying the best of health and en
ters with teal into his labors for the
new year. At each terra of his sev
eral courts he completes the docket
as far as possible. He is a worthy
successor of Judges Gantt and De
Armond. Henry Co. Democrat
Au exchange truthfully says: It
does not pay to keep your children
out of school. Keep your children
out of school a few days at a time
aud they lose interest in their books,
they get behind in their classes and
work to a disadvantage the remain
der of the term. It costs very little
to keep your children in school.
Their labor is cot so important to
you or to them as it will be in a few
years. Do not keep your children
out because they do not want to at
tend. Send them to school; teach
them to like their books and they
will soon like school.
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SUbbetl to Death ln a Quarrel .
Warranton. Mo., Jan. 14. Dur
ing a quarrel at Truxton, some 12
miles north of this city, James Kel
ly was stabbed and instantly killed
by Tobe Tines. The killing was the
result of an old feud. Both men
were prominent farmers and highly
respected. Kelly leaves a wife and
one child.
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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OF BATES COUNTY,
Cash Capital.
$50,000.00
D. X. THOMPSON ...
K. KOrilEB
E. A BENNETT
E. D. KIPP
r. J. EVER1NGHAM.
T. W. SILVERS
President
Vlee-Prealdent
- 2d Vice-President
Caahiei
Secretary
...Attorney
Receives Deposits subj.t to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and'
transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage re.pectf ully
Solicited.
AESfiULRnSUtf
Order of Publication
State of Missouri,
County of Bates.
In the Probate Court for the county of Bates
November term, le. Mary A. Oneal del
ceased. Willis I YMteadminUtior.
Order of Publication.
Now comes Willi I. Testes, adiniatstrator
ft Mary A. . Oneal. deceased , presents to
the court his peiitioa. praying for an order for
the sale of so much of the real estate of said
deceased as will pay and satisfy the remaining
debts due by said estate, and yet unpaid for
want of sufficient assets, accompanied by the
aeeooata. lists and iaventoriea required by law
In such ease; oa examination whereof Is or
d??, lnmt " ? interested in the estate
Of Sail! divMun h. m-nii I . I. -. . .
" 1" - unleaV the
7C ?'"v"" ur oeiare the first day
- : - una oa tne
S.MS-f ? r?b, ' order will be made
II..." : j j wwmc, or so m oca or the real
rS. "i.d d?c!d " wi aafflcient for
tile Mrmnt Af,. t i -. - - .
ordered, that this notice be published in some
- -- " mot jour weeu before
this notire be served oa each of the heirs re-
pnor to the first day of the next term of this
court.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County ot Bate.
. I, W T Cole, judge of the trobate eourt, held
in and tor said county, hereby certify that the
foregoing la a true eopy r the orijrlaa! rt!?r of
pnbiication therein riTTe.! to. the same ap
pears of record ia my office Witness bit band
and seal olail cour: Don-atoSre in
seal) Batler, this !Sth day of Jan. ,
Y. t. COLE,
Judge of I'robate.,
Sheriff's Sale.
EDeaton ud Jamea Deatoa air UrnS??
Mary C Dark and PreatoaDark VZ.
an 2.
which decree has bBdSirt OZij r
nf..iH.- eoTnary terns. wv:
" county, aisaoorl. wilt on
Friday, February 24th. 1893u
betweea the hoars of nine o'rlnrk i.
boob and four 'dock in th. aJWraL ffI!T
day. and whUe said eireait curt ElS".2L?
offer tar . ...lie . IB Seoelwi.
higbeVt WdSrr' it the fr0' ?
court bouse i. the tr7f1au th
ancnoea real estate, to-wit:
The east ball of lot five (5 of u,,
ouarter of section five u.) the wt t.'?1
(i the west half of the eietbal orSS foar
of the northwest nnarteref.Le 'u
theaoath ai f of tiwtbaJftf Tot titli
the anrtovi est onarter of vTtL. ill . fi of
south haif of tfi Z bttVffiiiV ll
northeast q oarttr of seetioa . iV. m.S V"
west three-fourtha of the mmtiAtr'S tn
half of int tlx f&i of the aanhZJV tfe
seioBSvel-Jeiee7t a wL8 of
wHe across thVnono MtSft"1''0 r
Jot ix 6J of the nfheaU q,.rLr f? ' r
five iS au ia town,aip2"?ir ,?lo
ran?e thirty-one 3J , rXjJTJ,