The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 5, 1899, Page 1

\ Of the fied is not known, but mort | trial #* gages amounting to over $300 on q his farm have been paid off. 3 —— PR. packaze of national bavk rotes ane proprietors of De Kags New Die Be he : Butler Wee! VOL. XXI. BUTLER MISSOURI, THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, 1899 mes. NO 47 The Burtler Cash Department Store Invites youto Make your Headquarters at their Store at all times when in the ity and Especially during the Free StreetFairOct.10,11&12 We are showing the greatest variety of Merchandise ever offered by any firm in Bates County. a Tome and See.” We sell strictly for CASH. ONE PRICE to all. TO BEGIVEN AWAY WILLIAMS CASH GROCERY Will give to the farmer bringing the Heaviest 60 ears of corn, any variety to the Street Fair the above New Avery Oultivator, we picked on the corn, as we wanted to give every farmer an equal chance, rich or poor. Will slso re!l you | REUNION AT CLINTON HAS AQJOURNED. HISTURIES ARE CONDEMNED, Declared te Be Unjust to the South— Missouri Ex-Confederates’ Greates' Gathering Closes Amidst Im- pressive Scenes. | Olinton, Mo S+ptember 29 —The | Springfield meuument fund j boomed today and an entbusiarm ‘awakened that bids fair to work | wonders in the next year Jude | Valhant reported that $2,086,50 bad | been raised. $1,240 coming frum St | Louis. He appealed fer an everget- j1e furthering ef the movement, and | declared that there was no apathy, j but neglect It is jat least $10,000 was desired to raise Judge Gantt de |seribed the cemetery and madea 20 ib fines ganulated sugar 1 00} 1 ib battle ax tobacco ay) stiring appeal in bebalf of the muve- best coal oil per gallon, 10 | 1 ib star tobacco 40| ment. Short speeches on the sub l package Lion coffee 8 | 1 bbl fine salt 95 | jet were made by Commander 1 package breakfast coffee 8 | 50 tb gold band flour 60| Stewart of St Louis, the Rev. Mr. 11 tb vhite scotch oat flake 25 | 50 ib full moon ce Bop See 10 Dwight soda 25 | 100 tb buckeye flour (fall pat) 1 75) Mexice; Wall Bronaugh. Clinton, 1 pail nectar eyrup 30150 tb Gold Medal fl-ur gy|*2d Mayor Hall, Tiberty It te a 7 tb uew rice 56 Tb world’s fair ( igbest pat) 1 00 5 boxs greenwich lye 25 | Rulied steel h-atiug stove $175 up 15 bars dundy soap 25 | sewell cook stoves $6 aud up a0 + euk * 25 | Jewell steel ranges $20 and up =O clariett ‘ 25 | Pumps of all varieties $2.25 and up Will receive nnotber car of buggies this week, price from 345 aud up. Just got in enotber big supply of single ar d double barvess, prices from $5and up Don’t forget that we are leaders in prices in Bates county and always will be, as long as we do business. Come to us for anything you may want, fr. m a tooth pick t» a threshing m achine, avd don’t forget that we set price on produce, and others follow, and you will never finda higher price than we are paying. Yours truly, WILLIAMS BROS. se ee 3 DUVALL & PERCIVAL, : BUTLER, MISSOURI. FARM LOANS. We have the cheapest money to logn ever offered in the county. Call on us. eee ? Weatth Baried ia a Tree. | Millions Given Away. Warrensburg, Mo, Sept. 29.— Alfred Northup, a farmer living It is certainly gratifying to the | pubhe to know of Oue cOucern in the ‘and who are not afraid to be gener ous to the needy aud suffering. The *south of town, while cutting down trees on his farm, chopped into + ‘Greenbacks. The notes were issued | covery for consumption, coughs and in 1864 by the Evansville national | colds, bave given away over ten bank. The greenbacks are of the million trial a ame preat geries of 1862 and bear 6 per cent pr sca ae — thousands of hopeless cases Astb ma. bronchitis, hoarseness and all dis eases of the throat, chest and lungs ere surely cured by 1¢ all on Dr H L. Tucker, Druggist, and get a bottle free Regular size 50c and $1 Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. Compound mreres?. The notes are of denominations | ranging from $5 to $10 Northup | has advertived bis fied, but no} claimant has appeared The sm-unt | | | | Was decided to push the work of |raising funds by personal «forts | There being @ vacancy on the Can | vassiug Committee, the name of H. | W Saimon ef Clinton, was added Vince Marmaduke, chairman of j the commiitee on History, was ua able to attend, being ill, A vote of sympathy was tendered him. | Capt. Ratcliff of ths Committee on | Textbooks was also iil. Judge |Gautt of the committee declared | there had never been a history writ- |tem that did justice to the South |and Southern soldiers. The histo- ries are elcquent, he eaid, chiefly because cf tne omission therein He home to dirabuse the miuds of his He advised his hearers to buy bis | tories ti at were trus and keep them | for family instruction At the afternoon session the re port of Chairman B noerman of the read, but wholly inadequate to accommo- |date ali deserving veterans who | were entitled toits shelter Ther+ ‘are now 150 in the home. Various | improvements were noted io detal | Capt. of the Confed-rate C+ metery at Spring | field, baving moved away, Captain Dowd, superintend+nt ones Was nted to aim At tbe election of officers, on ma tion of Captian Joses of Spr i | the present officers were uoasimer ily reelected. They are: M-jor |General R bert MeCulleck, Brnga dier Generals Sam Kennard and G W Thompson A vote of thanks was tendered to Camp Norval, Spangler, citizens of Clintou for hopitality and | cinity tie the bulldog to the latcb | declared that it took all his time at | children ef errore taught in school. | Confederate Board of Managers was | He declared that the home is | in better condition than ever before, | SSE SSsiFF1SSs-2eEeEeeseeeeaey WHAT THEY ARE. will be well for you to know. are made from sell for $2.50. at that price. for those who want a 7 also to Congressman Lav bam for bis superb speech of yesterday Then the reunion closed with a love feast, with “Dixie” pathetic speeches i ) sion The enthusiasm was Men ehoated aud wept and laughed and huried their bats to the ceiling. Ladies caught the spirit of the oc casion and joined in the plaudits, with fluttering handkerchiefe and rapturous applause. So ended the most successful, the largest avd most remarkable reunion ever held in Missouri. To night there will be abail in the opera house in honor of the sponsor | aod maids of honor. The Henry county Usion Veter ane’ Association closed a four days’ reunion at Artesian Park to night IN. B. repairing establishment. tion. Bring in your we and evtbusiastic and rapid succe marvelous spoke and cffic+rs were elected for | the ensuing yeer. Bult Byler’s Wayside Notex Last week we wandered down in “Gabs” Hedden’s neighborh | failed to see kim howev+r es be bad been up late the vizht b-for- atte: d- ing a “rag” down at S budn’t gotin yet G d, we »vetuwn haued icflusutia! farwer avd bas eome corp on bis piace which wake 3 pecks to the acre Gabe used to bee good f-r but er be joined the ¢ ver fis elub. be daz’t g but se around and te'l cunt coons & We dont & the Trggs or co dces as the neighbors s | gennerally takes everything be sees | Gabe has a terrible reputation dow presume be say that be and the | there and all the farmers in that vi | woney refunded per box. For sale by H. L. Tucker | { | A. word or two about our new winter boots { | | number one wearers and boots that usually Our boots at $2.50 are the best ones sold They are made from selected kip leather, all hand work and they are just as near waterproof as boots can be mad good as those that are sold at $5 to$ Our $3.00 boots are made heavy old fashioned oak tanned calf skin, hand work, soft and easy and just the thing No shoemaker can make better goods. will certainly profit by seeing these boots. MAX WEINER. In connection we have a ork. $4 Ex Congresemra Burton of Nevada) Our boots at good stock, all solid, just as 3.50. selected from all light, serviceable boot. You first-class shoe We guarantee satisfac- { string of the chicken coop and sleep in the smoke houses at night The ouly time they get avy rest is when the dog days come and Gabe takes bia regu'ar outing down on current river The follosing vames were added to our great army of subseribere: O B. Thomas, H L Santh, W. D Friend, A Malone, Jubn T Stout, Emmett Burk, S Long, A. Condon, G W Wili-me, W L Hayens, A | Jackson, J B Ray, Frank Tyler, V | T Badgley J. K Andrews, W. F | Chandler, J F Coie, Wm Livingood | Dan Breach, W. H Hackwortb, S. j Jones W J Smtb,C. H. Johnson | Jobn Asher | The proprietor of the only store | in Cornlard will move bis well se- lected stcek of geveral merchandise | to Athol, the railroad station about e half This will | Cornland without apy business heuse | or post cflice, as we understend the office wili to Athol. Some intelligen capitalist with mov- plog of star witha few zv0rous and sich mile east be changed ey enoug to handle a tubace is connection bottles of a. ito investigate the lo Hickory vuts and Democrats are { Nyhart, aod pecan is found Ls for with (be Times wil tue-+day goes ew bome ca Salve the world for ulcers, salt sores, tetter, chapped nands, chilblains, corns, and all etin H eruptions, and positiv cores vies jor no pay required ia gusreb- lt | ceed to give perfect satisfaction or | Price 25 cente © WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. BATTLE WITROFFCERS, Henry Willams’ Deeperaie Fiske Against Odds. | Daerant,I. T, Oct. 2—Late yee terday evening, near Aibany, twenty the Territory “Taoief Neck Hollow,” Deputy United States Marshal Wait and Bob Mitchell and City Marsbal | Suintsov aod Ben Pierson bad « bat- j tle with Henry Williams, alias Bob | Wert, im which thirty or forty shots were exchanged | wiles east of here, io | |kvown ae | Wiliams basa number of Tam wents bavgivg over him, both in the Territory court acd the Fed-rat court 1p Pariv, Texas, besides Le had just stolen a horse, eaddie and bri ‘le from a party near Honey Grova, | Texas, and was followed to Thiel Neck Hollow, where he stopp-d j~vbakiceman named Lotterdele The cfficers here were notified, laud went to make the arrest and were divided into two parties, way layiog the rosd wheretbey knew he | would pess. Acreek made a bend | at the potot selected and. ran paral iel witha wire fence, and the ruad lay between the fence and the creek where t ecfficers hid Ia a sbort time Walliams acd Lotterdale e+me |riding along. Willams wae tetlivg how he woud use his revolver in case the officers ranon him. He was within thirty feet of Marebale Sticson and Pierson when they threw their guns on bim and told him to \tbrow up bis bands and serrender Iustesd «f obeying the commands of the « fiicers, he pulled his pistol aud fired twice at them; then left bis boree and took tothe pasture The officers foliowed, shootivg ali the iume. Be was followed some dis- tauce, when the officere gave oul, and Williams was so tired that he went in @ walk The officers think he once, as be recled when with a shotgun. was shot fred om A Clever Trick. It certaiuly looks like it, nat there is really nv trick aboutit. 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