The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 15, 1905, Page 3

~The Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XXVII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1905. NO. 33 4 ) jpecconccccenecsseccccscag jah mers || DEACON BRO’S & CO. 7 i. FR ea oe aT MRS. MYERS. AT i ps IDEAL BINDERS FS ~ADAI R S DEATH IS THE 7 IDEAL MOWERS - : — IDEAL HAY RAKES eee Three doors East of Mo. State Bank, you will Found Guilty of Complicity IDEAL REAPERS oe find almost any thing you want in the Dry In the Murder of Her ' BINDER TWINE m & Goods, Notions furnishing Goods, shoes, Husband. MACHINE OIL F & trunks and valises, sewing machines and Liberty, Mo, June 11 —The jury ; a Groceries. which has been sisting for she past| Top Buggies, Majestic Steel Ranges, week in the case of Agnes Myers of . : : 19 {nch fancy Dress silks, worth 60c at Sense Che, ceed wk te Buggy Harness, Porter’s new Columbian Hay Carriers, ~v2- 2-7 wG 50 86 in. Bik. pena De Sole silk worth §1.19 1.00 murder of ber hneband, Clarence} Carriages, Ocean wave Washing Machines, 86 $1.50 at, 1-25 Myers, to-day returned a verdictof} , . es 88 inch black taffeta silk worth = 1.50 1.25 guilty of murder in the first degree.| Pring Wagons, Anchor Brand Clothes Wringers, 88 inch fine Monair ekirtings worth 60 The verdict meane that the death : " Faney black Mohaire 50c, 75¢ and. wm ts penalty of hanging ie to be indicted. Farm Wagons, Lightning Ice Cream Freezers, Big line of fancy wool Dress Goods at cut prices. When the jury retired at 11 o'clock} Pumps—all kinds, Cattaraugus Pocket Knives, ; 86 inch white union linen eulting...... last night it stood ten for conviction . . . a : 86 tach white all linea sulting worth _ and two foracquittal. Wind Mills Clauss Shears and Scissors, 5 82 inch linen col. India linens reduced from 2c to.. Thecrime for which Mrs, Myers} Hardware, Chase and Sanborns Fine Coffees, ‘ 81 inch linen col. India linens reduced trom 80c to. 20¢ was convicted was one of the most G : % 82 inch linen cal. dimity reduced from 25c.......... 20¢ mutes ever coment. Accord- roceries, Towa Hay Forks, Linen cal. embroidery reduced trom 20c to. 15¢ ing to the story of Frank Hottmar,! Cytlery and Guns . ap ihwit Linen cal. embroidery reduced from 25c to who confeased to being an accomplice Y : ’ Good Enough Riding Plows, oH with Mrs, Myers in the murder of her} Buggy Paint, Porters Barn Door Hangers, By husband, the crime was premeditated Queensware Kelly, G Weed and Brush Scyt! and was executed in the most brutal ’ Nelly, Grass, Weed and Brush Scythes, ; Big Cut in all Summer Goods. ~ naeal meeg p elle Garden Seeds, Electric welded Hog Fence, = Ready-to-wear skirte, afull line uf black, gray, blue and pei wd ah ay votre be ceert Carpenter Tools, Electric welded Garden F : brilliantines in bro #n and black. aie. DOW AWwaltNg the cen Ciaee ectric welded Garden Fence, All $1.00 dress shirts go at : ‘ niet ‘lle S S All 64e dress shirts go at... re Graniteware, Belleville oe Cook Stoves, All $1.19 Ladies wrappers go » cn aste heeas the eemaian of] Coppermere Dr. Hess Stock Food, Misses black cat hoes 25¢ qualit 15¢ ‘a ap rag ov ; : Salt. Diakvales. Mille, Bans. & Misses hose Suttan brand at. 10¢ May 10, 1904, by Mrs. Myers, in Cigars and Tobaccos, alt, Barb-wire, Nails, Rope, &c. accordance with a prearranged plan to kill Clarence Myers. When Mrs. Myers had administered to her Ladies 35c quality black cat a Lawn Mowers. Ladies embroidered 50c quality at.. Good veat ladies size Ab..........s00 . be DEACON BRO’S & CO., BUTLER, MO. 4 ‘ + ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ 4 4 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4 % 0 ‘ ‘ s 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ U 4 od ror ee a) ee ee ee oe 2 8 SO 8 ew 2 oO 7 © 8 8 7 oe eee CO OCC * ception of the English sparrow, crow, He .. J pag ag Viadvostok, June 14.—A series of horn owl, Cooper’s hawk, gos- t { i Th interviews which the correspondent fame fond shargainned bart: Pro: Sate y dy Su 190% | of the Associated Press has had with animals at all times under all con- hasband a drug to compel sleep,} County Court Proceedings. | Harley Smith, wagonett to 7 |r, |, Day concrete at jall 51.50 i O. 5 ls ae wR, ’ . cia ; COFFEE. Lv of good coffee will do well to investi- sleeping man sad dealt him a blow By mA i judged ’W. Meek R. J. Hurley, rent ottice tor | statement 74.25 i © gate our line of Yale coffee 2 Ibs. for 25c, 19¢ with a billlard 4 Thies served a den aud Judges P. A. Benes and | « om : 1.00 | E, B. Borron, fees and expen- ne or 2 lbs. tor 85c, 24¢ or 2 Ibs for 45c, 5c or 8 lbs for $1.00 arouse Myers, who grappled with] John Armstrong, John F, Horrell, | Sul Levy Mer. Co., oll cloth 1.40| | see bridge commisstoner 83.0 these are the finest goods on the market. Five year old Hottman, and, as the latter was {n-| clerk and M. B. Morris, sheriff, when a Te Co. books 19 00 Dan’! a a work Gillian eer } v | 240 \ apple vinegar at 20c gallon, Power Bro. flower ts good toxicated, Myers was getting the — Proceedings were had, | 5.1] Dodsworth & Co. legal | R, W. Wimeatt work Gillam enough for a king, we sell all grades of it. Nugget laundry better of the fight, when Mrs. Myers|") Go. testone aaead 4 cap 550| bridge 58.50 soap 9 bars 25c. A very complete stock of groceries. Bring struck her husband with a bed slat eerie and make a amate ace Bie Hili’s Cash Store, mdse 1.90} Henry Dalbow work Gillam us your butter, eggs and poultry, we will treat you right. and later cut his throat with a razor] bridge across Shaw Branch betwoon | 400-D, Barnard & Co. tax _ dridg rr 6.00 repeatedly. She then stabbed the| Rockville and Hudsontownship. |, ABdasstbook =. 18000) W. t. Hoods work Gillam ‘ dying man in the back a half dozen| Ordered by court thatassessment | ~" (,, es le aula ey Lil 28 80 times with a pair of eiseors. The} J. Ml. Courtney on part of block 1, ae ‘ er ¥ m.Linginfetter work Gillam ii 1 1 Py - : = = 8 }. 7 Buti-r property be reduced from a ae, printing a be at aa 1.50 sie confession of Hottman was the/¢35 ofa ; county office .00}R. J. Hurley Lumber Co., a e strongest evidence of the state La nsenll Donne ty — = Bennett Wheeler & Co. pump | lumber Gillam bridge = 82.30 = P against Mrs, Myers. Hottman| Ordered that the bond executed by | , D- Ail & Co: dkandial 8.00 | Geo. A. McGaughey, waiting | __ Oppeppp peppy pp ELSPA LIIOED \ ostifed voluntarily against the wo-| the American Bridge Co., dated Au |"" "soem 20 be lwo emall pox case = 37.50) Bs \ gust 19, 1902, for guaranteeing statement and supp fes _. |W. Clark quaranteening e \ man and he was offered noimmunity bridge work expiring May 21, 1905 County offices 101.50 | W.J Pyle : 2.00 bs tempt to violate the law the same as ee uow on file with Bridge Commission ~s tor May — 72 70| a PAE ng r lie 39.50 . er be ret d. = u 89.5 f THE GAME LAW. pig mg Ban oN ge > Be Ondered thi duplicate warrant be : : a” tem, sup. - 8.00 Bates County Democrat, rivers) all seine, note and devices for| POOR LEADERSHIP issued for warrant No.619 drawain | “garg! “on SP TT g oy! printing county oficars | 00 ae catching fish; prohibits poisons, oils tavor of C R Walters for $17.13, ts- a tem. sup. child 5,00 9: W. McFadden, per diem Which Will Be Effective To- | 90d sawdust from bei poet in CAUSE OF DEFEAT. rng November 10, the same belng J. W. Jamtaon, tem. sup. Mrs. , and milage 21.00 2 . ad 5 i pane Lage yp ro a Ordered that sheriff be empowered | j, bg on 5.00 | P. A. Bruce, per diem and ; = morrow, June Sixteenth. _ deputies, deputy pond wasdion aul . to work county prisoners when neces- aah betel ‘le peune 60 | milage _ 21,00 4 yi a penalty for their refusal to Naval Officers Declare Russian|sary around the court house and | w ores sane 312) John Armstrong per diem ae tice, now one Te an act under the law. Resident hunters’ Sailors and Offcers Were school loan of Dora and G. M,| Frank T. Clay, suppllea tor oes M bag tie ai ‘ = am fish'law is published herewith: The = Y* = Mod eoue. 5 __| Risley granted for $700. Offices ; 1.75 | M. B. Morris attending cour . — os - ng tnt hes. lee santo oat mame an en] NOEEntrely TO Blame), A oan of. Lot granted ——— native or brought in; protects ali | Waruen. baad is capper For Naval Disaster. F. H. Stueck, dram shop license Ss wild birds at ail'times, with the ex- mite to scientific persons to collect granted. , SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS = Q id ‘ Bridge Commissioner ordered to repair Willow branch bridge east of Amsterdam at Lewis Crossing, and bridge across Reeds creek, west of Fairview school house, Osage town- ship. Also make estimate for steel bridge with steel legs between sec- tions 11 and 12. West Boone town- ship. Ordered by the court that f. Sacket, Jr., be notified to pay inter- est on school loan. Court received report of drainage commission, ordered spread on re- cord and legal notice published in te ol oe ne, Mg a the naval officers who survived the ; i killed are as follows: Wild turkey, | battle of the Sea of Japan has de- ditions, making it unlawful to sell P ducke, quail, Sousa, squirrel, veni- Ne ee ts veloped a most sensational story of son and other game in any restau- Tecater 15; ducke and snipe, the cause of the Russian disaster. rant, hotel, shop, ‘or any other place, | cootamber 15 to ‘April 30; plover,| Frst of all is the complete demor- whether such game is killed in thie | woogchack and doves, August 1 t0{alization which follomed tho. sinking oneal killed or had in pos- | December 31; equirrels, July 1 to| ot the flagship Knlaz Souvaroff and sersion; prohibits the sale or posses- December 31. the wounding of Admiral Rojestven- sionfor sale of any wild or native LTR PORE Ses sky. It is explained that not a single pode plumage mp wi wceemye A Guaranteed Cure For Piles officer of the flees knew the com- IF purposes (excep! xeX-| Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- % fapted ); prohibits the sale of | Pee” Droge ; nd_‘money icc tats ee or under the hyo | pod it PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure) more than the eub Noutenaste ead $ and crappie base 11 inshee. | 2 no matter of how 1oDg| had to rely only on the signals of the “MOVED” We have moved our Furni- ture down stairs and are in- creasing it every day. We Rich Hill Review, July 6th set for final hearing. case, 5 standing’ in 6 to 14 d First ap-| 4, : plication gives ease an a amiral Nebogatoff, upon whom 0 ; 0 9 ACCOUNTS ALLOWED. : : extend you a cordial in- Dr. Renick county a, _— : vitation to come and see. 60c in G W. Pollock janitor services 33 00 three months oe We intend to sell goods on Neko pee pp the command devolved, had seen e in g Paste Moditine ConBt- Lou, secrete “aa Pt ae 05.45 > , { pag ood of Mrs. Gea. Bourgnin work jail 3.00 e ‘ ‘ i I the stories of ex mt Mrs. Kate Hupp matron rest seems, . Madagascar, Gem City Business College. pom dg Daring the sxitire voy: the installment plan. Some thing down and pay by the week or month. This week room 800 A. L, Ives, county superinten- dent stamps and ex. 358 Genny, Macks. there probably wae no training in| 7. K. Lisle recorder, stamps 4.05 ' ‘al Write today scour penatat 0c: a tirioun Petes wes commeee Col nar a ee: a FREE. |¢ ree shote per veseel. Retabelmer, two tele- prices on couches. fees phones 3 months 18 00 . | 16 containsechoolroom Ug: are told of the happen- | Geo’ D, 7 of students, portraite of te . ings y Madagascar. Some at he baw Barnard & Co. justice magn mre cng Ay, were untrained in| Standard Printing Co. justice ocket e Joe T. Whinery,1 doz.broome Butler Light Co. lighte court house and jail 19.83 l.| Buxton & Skinner, supplies county officersand circuit 7.00 4.00 POSSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS AH, Culver Furniture Co. judge 52.65 Republican-Prees notices coun- ty superintendtnt 4.20 J.D. Stewart, coalcourthouse 7.66 eoosooossooossoos*