The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 7, 1899, Page 3

mE FLOWER GIRL. ers, five cents a bunch!” This ame from the pale, tremulous lips aiden of 18 summers. It was on led city street, and the heat was all this morning, and now to sell the whole basket, and mamma so much needed some little luxury, and now she would have it. Happy tears filled her lustrous eyes, and she said in a trem- ulous voice: “O, sir, you are so kind!” Not yet sure as to the correctne Dance at Flint’s Tavern. Ren Barlow stepped out of the shadow of the woods and stood ins patch of moonlight looking toward body. It’s Dead Easy. How easy it is to float down) stream. How easy to drift along complimenting everything and every How pleasant to let someone 1 If the Damp and Chill 3 s SCIATICA. ‘ Ses Flint’s tavern. Faint strai f i ie i se gotense that people were longing |the deal which had taken such pos- 2 ee inki . S = O q ; : i. @ eee ee ee ee Des Bee old Craddock’s’ Gaal canaied else do your thinking and mark out s t. acobs il quiet . pomes. re voice, in which the eagerness was hid- | his ears and he could hear the scuffis eee toe popelar one can I iq will take ten bunches,” gaid a{den: “What is y 2 | d i i copeccos ed refusing to express an a S yoice in her ear. She turned | name is Ella Seymons, sir.” TL e ed i opinion, for fear that Is 1 gstart. Ten bunches! She had | the chance he had coveted; it was his |the measures of “Old Dan Tucker.” m: ao think agg aetoaa ' ‘ id a bunch today. With deft |time. “Erla Seymons!” he ejaculated} Ren loved a dance almost as much md Eee oe ent ie ROR in ret s. damnit ts) cit 6. are Lele mother. Some days she sold flow- “Where is he no * he asked in ex- jtavern door and a shaft of yellow | light crossed the moon’s silver radi in one’s rights. How presumptuous jhe selected the freshest and |i yell-feigned surprise: used t ° friends one can x y sayi 4 f Be erted ee mets in well feigned surprise; “I used to | ag he loved a fight, and he beat time| : make by saying t punches, and with a look of grat-|know a man by the name of Ler i : z “good fellow” to every rascal. How handed him the flower: | Seymons.” | with his foot as he leaned on his gun rude to resist ai H i Seymons was a lovely girl, who| “That was my own dear father,” re- |@nd listened. Some one opened the ; sprees Saltest f gil in her power to help her fee- | plied Erla in a choking voice. convenient (tothe other fellow) to ement which he could not suppre te dead, s Th hims it appears to question the actions, and motives of a leader. How liable one is to be called a disturber ora croaker, or a kicker, or a mossback, a fault-fiader or some other unpleas ant name, if he dares to think for bimeelf. How easy dictum of the dictator. How treas- onable to criticise the king. But our dy ; | ance. js Harold Nelson and the young 1 him (who was his sister) went their way Nena remarked: “What eautiful girl! What a pity she has gell flowers on the street!” | Harold in his heart echoed her | . This was not the first time he seen Erla Seymons. And Erla forgot to cry, ‘‘Flowers, cents a bunch!” She was stand- idle, her brown eyes fixed on va- , thinking of what or whom? ing, unconsciously, of the young whom she thought so kind. That night in the library of the ele- tt mansion of the Nelsons Nena re- ed: “Harold and I saw such a jy girl; he was just smitten, and a flower girl, too.” “Nena, don’t talk in riddles, but tell about it,” said her mother, gently. Then Nena, in her light-hearted fash- are rictly high ered . . oot Colombes YOU CAN MAKE $500.00 THIs TEAR SELLING SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Irc.) Chicago. was indeed | Ren stepped back into the if so near |shadows. He could see the dancers jand recognize them as they whirled |by the opening. There were Jed | Murray and the Widow Wild. Ren | Saw them and swore softly. | “Things ain't fair ia this world,” he said. “If I hadn't a shot Wild last week she couldn’t a-ben thar | dancin’ so keerless like, but I could. Thar ain’t a man up thar that misses the departed, an’ yit they air layin’ for me because I put him outen the = of spoilin’ their pleasure to- Sa night. Among the Saaekeuia iearina ant- | He gazed darkly at the scene of| mals whose habits have recently been merriment, and then, as the time- studied at Wood's Holl, Mass., are the | ribbon-like sea worms caller “nemer- | hard when he thot SAV WANG his desire. And your mother?’ hesitation. “She is feeble.” oe taal, ore WAL MAN WCAC LPs a1 $20. Te's25-00. Uuven Topst. "aa: ' THE MISSOURI STATE BANK, | of Butler, Missouri. Two years have passed. Mrs. to accept the mons has regained her health and living comfortabbly (thanks to he friend, Frederick Nelson). Erla is a lovely, talented maiden of 20. There is soon to be a grand wedding. The happy couple are Harold Nelson and Erla Seymons.—Boston Post. country was originally settled by | those who dared to think for them- selves, their right, to criticise the king.—Columbia States- | man. Paip CAPITAL, - - - $55.000 00. to aseert Reeeives Deposits, Lons Money, Issues Exchange and SEA TOILERS’ BURIAL PLOT. does a general Benking Business. The patronage of Mer- chants, Farmers, Business Men and Greater New York’s Graveyard for Tara the public generally is ' of All Nationalities. Within the limits of Greater solicited, promising strict attention to business and a safe New x Depository for funds. A RN OEE EBLE ES SOI I LE NONE te related their experience of the York is a burial place where few tears | honored strains sounded louder and teane*” 0 s 2 : é ve is dec- é 8. me species frequenting e EC lnorning. are shed and where no grave is dec-| faster, he —_ a , : DIRECTORS q ‘All through this recital the Hon. | orated save once a year—on Decoration = : moving to the} New England coast sometimes attains oe ica oa ‘ * 3 29 * obn e 5 2 E a erick Nelson listened intently, but | day, when flowers are laid on the wie seh in the glare of the bended ia sadn — with a F.C. Boulware Tr. 3. Wright Tn soak | ‘ : oF vhi - | mi e i out one inch. These worm: er Powel voris, J. M_ Christy. | nothing; he had also seen Erla, | mounds beneath which sleep the other- | 0on where his shadow danced with . - 3. B. JENKINS, Ctshier. ss wm. KE. WALTON, President. i zs 2 3 are carnivorous, livi 0 inute in- him fantastically; now back into the| papitants of Se Bid areL angie shade, on the edge of which cut into| they conceal themselves under stc the moonlight again. “Forward and| When handled they ea back! First couple lead to the right! eee aeons: > Ladies change! Balance to the left!| Coe estimates that emieviaan five All hands around! Waltz!” feet in length may contain no Ren crooked his arm to embrace | ‘#2 2 quarter of a million ess | his vis a vis. But the modest shadow = refused to come nearer. “Ab, get out!” he exclaimed; “I'm goin’ up to the house!” He took out his pistols and made for the hill. The fiddle stopped with a snarl and the dancers fell back wise forgotten dead. Yet this spot, purchased and set apart at the expense of the government, occupies one of the most prominent sites in the borough of Brooklyn. It is located on the hand- some slope to the right of the main en- trance to Evergreens cemetery. It is the place set apart by a benevolent gov- ernment as the last resting place of sailors dying in that port, friendless and far from home. It now contains the bodies of more than 2,000 sailors, representing almost every known Dae tionality. It really forms a portion of the Evergreens cemetery, and consists of three acres, In the center of the plot, which is on a rise of ground, is a monument rearing itself fifty feet in flowergirl, and remembered her. The next day, as he was about to acar, his ear caught the sound of yoice saying, “flowers, five cents a “That is the girl,” he muttered, “she is the picture of Nella.” Why is this man talking in this Apanner? We shall have to turn back nd read the past pages of the his- Hwry of the present Hon, Frederick Nelson. Years ago at college, he had for a -mate a young man about his own , named Leroy Seymons. d Leroy was a youth of steady habits Fand good character. They soon be- ‘Heme fast friends and college chums. tt now something happened to cause OF BUTLER, MO., Is now Loaning Money on Real Estate at Lower Rates than ’ f where Alfred Speer the most honest and pe’ ever before offered in Bates County, and invite ever one desir severing wine grower in this country, for eight years persistent in overcoming obsta and prejudices agairst native wines, has suc- ceeded in New Jersey and now produces the finest wines of the world and has his extensive | wine cellars with hundreds of thousands of | gallons stored, They are most excellent. For Sickness Get the Best. } Old Choice Wines from Speer’s vineyards. The rich Port, the Claret. Burgundy and Un ing to borrow to call and get our low rates before making loans. | We have the money on hand in Bank ready to pay out as soon ) as papers are signed. For first-class choice See the Chateau de Speer in another column | é * the air. On one of its panels appears | against the wall as he darkened the | fermented are unexcelled for entertainments, | e i a drifting peut ar saves f icy oe the inscription: “For sailors of all na-| doorway. Lem Jeffrey and Mose family use and a = | interest and not charging any commission. | Pertainment given by the studen tions.” Above this inscription are loans we are making at SIX per (cent | they both first met Nella Stanton. Un- Tibbs each put back his right hand; New Story of Mark Twain. carved nautical emblems, and below it on Nene ee thee diet nee appear the names of the first board of | but Ren said “I've got the drop on ak is ag story of Ma ay Ho - 4 , wgreed that each should do his best Weta Surmounting it is a marble) ye,” and they sort of grasped the natn es on pale Hoa Ps Mis merge Sens rer ss a globe, on which is engraved a map of] ,; = 2 cae —-* i as iL 1a@6& There are several kinds of animals 4 a Ss \ ter- situation. ‘rom wh ee eee i here are & ye, and that neither should in! the world. Before the plot was opened = ere he stood he} he was invited his na a th that have never swallowed water. sailors dying friendless in the port of had the whole room covered. ciated with the toast of “Literature” a : Satie pel New York were buried with pauper “Boys,” he observed calmly, “I —- referred with great dead in Potter’s field. All record Of|gin’t goin’ to do no shootin’ ’thout io, stomer, identity was then lost. It was in 1852 & ton, and—Mark Tw fere With the other. Nella favored Leroy and when he proposed was accepted. When Fred- @ick was told by Leroy that he had ong these are the as of Pata- and certain gazelles of the far nd a consider number of rep- erpents, lizards and certain ba- Shakespeare, Mil- Give Cozzrtort been accepted the blow was hard, and it’ a 2 aeitaalt fry cae 5 i er stunned him. Then, as he fully that the attention of the chamber of it’s ecepeere But Ibe a goin’ to ne pre gos thanked the ¢ Soild ra ents. that live and flourish } MEeiced that Nella, whom he loved | Commerce was called to this state of|dance. Oh, Kit! oa rer references, and Just inatisas Race) STs Le Sat ey figh unto madness, loved Leroy, his | affairs, and as a result it was resolved] His wife stepped forward. A girl yee writes L é ae ten se Trouble Abead. of mouse of the arid plains of western to = a y, = a 2 % 2 say : omer is dead. Shakes+ “ vil w give y some 14 mer so exists where moisture is E lef and rage knew no bounds. that a place for the burial of sailors! gupple as icres: with - giias 23 I will now give you some col America also F ¢ a of all nations must be provided. Con- PP a tigress, with flasbing| peare and Milton are no more, and I} facts,” shouted the campaign orator, | said to be unknown He accused Leroy of treachery, say- ing he had not given him fair play. He ended by calling him a traitor to Tithe holy bonds of friendship and say- black eyes. —I don’t feel very well myself!” “Hyar I be, Ren” = z “Kit, hev you got any objections Shake Into Your Shoes Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It fumbling among the newspaper clip |} pings and memoranda that lay on the stand before him and finding some trouble in laying his hands on the de- gress, on application, granted an ap- propriation of $5,000. A cemetery or- ganization was soon organized and soon afterward this burial place was | When They Go in Mourning. Marshall O, Rob- in America = said that Mrs first It is erts was the woman * in’ wi i cure infal, swollen, smarting, nervous | eee % lp RP } opened for the reception of the bodies a my dancin’ with the Widder feet and instant!y takes the sting out of corne | Sired documen ome cold facts,” he | to offer he row rdrobe of clothes for j of dead sailors. A curious feature | Wild?” and bubions. It’s the greatest comfort dis-| went on, somewhat flustered, “with ! sale on the occasion of her going into y Allen’s Foot-Ease makes covery of the age. | mourning. Since then such sales bave j which you can roast the life out of the about this burial spot is its division “I reckon I ain't Ren.” tight ornew shoes feel easy. It is certain " z te, that of Mra. and i re i 7 Z ee cure for sweating, callous and not, tire< sy arguments that will dribble | often been made, th of Mrs. z into plots for the reception of the dead} «Kin you hold the shootin’ irons | feet. ee nua by alt dragpete) ey azeuments thet wi pester 1 | Miss Brice’s clothes being one of the of each nationality. Given the nation- on a 4 and shoe stores By mail 25 cents {n stamps. | through the—through the faucets of | * . ‘ state Ne fe eee an’ kiver them tbat does object while | Trial package rres. Address Allen S. Olm-| the hireli 2 t opposes the | most recent. About 1,500 costumes q ality of the dead sailor and it is very a J <r eos oe the hireling pre that opr re Nercd. | Tien wiaiecanl = aelels easy to discover whether he is buried the dance goes on, Kit? if ae election of our candidates. Ah, here | were ONers® nte scr git sales d i ilors’ gravey ong e ment they are! Lister Chicago Tribune. | Woman superintendec sales i : e : e handed her the san a: f the Berlin eo - Indian Gold Production. publics, Europe and its kingdoms, Asia = ter sie ustolsandiabe |= ea UN Ed onthe Eenot Sees ee : oduce of the Indian mines has ! and its different countries are all repre- | took his place in the door. ie "ot oe sg xamina ra of | Murray, a Scottish natugalist, in Output of the larg: “ g the brain of the late Prof. =Imholt = ane: r » ha , asps ne sented in this graveyard. France and| Ren walked across the room to| 7. a eraee ans et ee E Soe ent pape oe am habits « c wa i ~ has viokd atendile tresn eae ! ae Zz a : igh n brai nc slackbird will stand at the sap 2,2) fe mye vee pee Soe —- = the recently bereaved Mrs. Wild and | is 1.358 gramm s’ brain weigh- pgs | ounces in 1894 to 160,165 in 1898. The | and—even larger than that of the . a ee l . P > i ed 1,492, Cuv 300 an Imholtz’s | }:hera:ely tear it in piece second largest has steadily declined | United States: for more of their cons | POWe? gallantly. A ee 8k and Hetmbolte® | uberacely tear it to 5 | trom 71,878 ounces in 1893 to 50,478 ! a oWwi ” aes a + | only 1,440, but in its frontal part it] pet at the larvae, app } om 71 neces 93 to 50,47 q are buried there. Each national plot Widder,” he said, ‘I bileeve this presented avery unusual development ;& pas ere eee e The third rose from 28,336 i has a large stone fronting on it, on|byar is our waltz. Tune up, Crad “ak Gdas OF convolu eee pee oe ee nee en n 1894 to 54,201 in 1897, but which the name of the country to] qgooK!” in theie eaidclutions: ae bsg fs te in 1898 to 40,080, which it is gned is engraved in ° & Says arn i — raised letters. Generally sailors who The bow fell sharply on the paecerenaide ces = noli- Another Laoguage. SOE ‘ = a . + intelligence. } akefr ~I fail to s are taken ill in this port are taken to|trembling strings and the couple 3 | — tesa ethoowntes ; the Long Island College hospita d irled i i i : ee e ail an interp r—the witnes the Long saland: Colicse & pital, and whirled in perfect time with the] 14 wii cure You While You Wait. : The Attocuey=You, vous if death ensues the hospital authorities = | her bare them in the sailors’ eraveyara.|™elody. Jeffrey and Tibbs tried to] ip-you men with that horctbie csterrh in| her t he’s from Boston.—New 1 ts : a i 5 ; fi cic ak the head, lose of smell or taste, catarrhal con- | ew Only once since the plot was provided | meve down a little from their place, | sumption, or headache, Dr. Thurmond’s Ca- apt a y Pp P sumption, o ¢ ease oes y a new has a body gone to Potter’s field, and | but Kit’s clear voice rose above the Geiger “pak, 1 aaa ae via j it was located after a great deal of difficulty, disinterred and buried in the sailors’ burial ground. All the graves aid the lady to! g her room one a few a tt “FLOWERS, FIVE CENTS A BUNCH.” musis as the stining barrels of the pistols veered in their direction | nds Empty Prisons. Marse A core Switz From the Petit Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers les ie tng he never wished to see his facé| are numbered, and the name of each| “Boye, hyar’s a lookin’ at ye!” respondent writes from Lausanne | the clouds hid ‘ @gain. Stunned by such treatment, Le- | dead tar is entered in a book opposite Round and round the room they that the district of Lavaux, situated | Tes. mia” 00 which prevail in miasmatic dis- between Lausanne and Vevey, and hav- ing a population of 10,000, is at thi mement in the proud position of bei able to boast that in the several p a sin- Toy uttered not a word, but, collect- ing his things, left the room. From that day to this Frederick Nelson and Leroy Seymons had not ca gos tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of Stomach and the numbers, so that the identification of bodies buried there can easily be made.—New York Journal. circled. The widow's cheeks were as pink as her calico gown, and she smiled at Kit as she and Ren neared | y Come to Fass. Bowels. Liver looked into each other’s faces. Shortly Eo tie doaceay ons in the district there is not From Harlem Li Immigrant In- after Frederick read of the marriage Diaper = | ; gle prisoner. A white flag floats over | epector—We are that ; of Leroy and Nella. It will be news to many to learn} Qne whirl to the left, another to] every prison in token of this praise-| you come over here Lord The Secret of Health. that part of Sandown Park race course worthy fact and virtue re The liver is the great ” driv All this and his young | Fitsmt time Leroy the right, then Ren sprang back ; = : t s Esher parish church, but : set Se ii: nage tosethier belongs to : : .)| in the canton of Vaud re : fe were living happily together in a) 1 i. the fact. In 1600 about four | ward, regained the pistole, and, still | ° aes : wheel” in the mechanism ot 4 a distant city. One year, two years, passed, and Wwe acres of the county was left by an in- walking backward, went down the| habitant for the repair of the church, That dark brown man, and when itis out of order, couple were blessed with a beautiful t moonlighted hills and reached the | breath you have in ah Aang } eae ae T e trustees of the cha now Ss = ] . Sa a he hole system become little daughter, whom they named Er- Se eae te sell the land for £12,000 in| Woods. He found bis cayuee nibbl ES , the whole syst ECO se he la f 2,00 . relieves tor p ee ae é SOs £2 10s per cent annuities, and much |'0& the short green grass,.and after |...) prerpine cu-es. ranged and ase is ther pride of their heart rts and plans were for Live P a moment's listening to Craddock’s speculation is r | fiddle and the scu and tramp of} what will be do = Tutt’s her alone. ¢ i herself and E her | proposed to do w e da cruel blow fell a cant : : : i upon the head 2 2. Leroy had At the | dancing feet, be mounted and rode} = r er Cure all Liver Troubles. f ! O, the t e anguish! Robert Cc leisurely away —Chicago Journal | et tet ate w " sckcines uld be brave for her baby’ the other —— ene < contaiites { , é ares After their money was nusua 0 = er c ¥ it t aN HAIR SWITCH FREE hired some cheap rooms nza = ines < € : ) citi fades s now she depended upon Rete ae : ) 7 s “id a . « BAIR SWITCR, =0 exact me for supp¢ as her fra- | Plied sie ey Z <a HARK : ; me 4 ee ers, | é : revented her from even | t© say, but the eid stele I r x from the sh ‘i : 5 : would net perm # of Meanwhile | ° eae { : ad married a refined girl | 128 carried Zi amy o 1 t € - “4 ie Ashley, who, after the | discussion I r= carry an} : ‘ Sandwich Mer f oes — : lisappointment passed | 20m Telestap ewe ——— , : aes : \ one desire now ani z ise | Asan externpai lioimens «f mort | eee ceeds ; ; i old friend again and The Care of the Nails. A pd a wonderful carstive powers, Ballard’e ‘ ia ; Se eee PS : | Snow Lisim-vt is not «qualed by ut a SS c 7 ur he retraced his steps and | far in od | mee rd Price 25 u 4 j 3 5 where Erla was standing. | Cleanliness a u Pr ce | any other in the worid. ric - =o wd — warn emia | take the whole basket,” he | and, too, lack of c 75¢, per bottle- gists. | and 50 cents at H. L. Tucker's drug : a! aioe writeteday for FREY PHEW “Mo van prone a busin like tone. Erla |} as disease germs are Testimonials free, oe { ae Pins apr Ladies’ Hair Emporium, icago. Wid have fallen at his feet for grati- |der the nails when foreign m: Hall’s Family Pills aae the best. is ore. She had sold only two bunches ' allowed to collect thera ee eet oe