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LITTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5, 1888.
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fJUED WARM WEATHER OUR SALES OF
JSUSS!
Though Large, has not been what it should be.
We mut
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flDur stock
OVERCOATS
move these (Roods even at a sacrifice to ourselves,
is still complete, ranging from a gSBll 'TizB satinet
to the finest "TAIMI MAIME" garments. We are determined to sell these
(goods if possible and should you be in need of any
MEN'S MS BOYS
Winter
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Clothing we will make it to your interest to exam
Stock before buying.
Don't Fail to see us and Ascertain the TRUTH of These Statements.
Americai ClotMig Hois
THE NEVADA TRAGEDY.
! postmaster to give liim a lelter his (
; wife bad mailed. It was addressed
Terrible Effects of Korbe's Act on Jwoj to a lady friend but on opening it
Households. ' second letter was found addressed
to Schick and making an appoint
or , nw i mi x ment to meet him in Kansas City.
Nevada, Mo., Dec. 1. The tragic .. ... tv m
death of Miss Mary Ella Ray and! . , , x, ...
a. ii, -it1.k: .,i. '.sioner and made the complaint on
which her husband was arrested.
THEY WHIPPED WOMEN-
George Godfrey Korbe is yet a sub
ject of intense interest in this city
and section of country. Various the
ories as to the motive that led to
this terrible affair have been advanc
ed, yet the truth will, in all probabil
ity, never be known. The remains
of Mary Ellen Ray were brought to
this city yesterday, followed by rel
atives and friends, and interred in
Deepwater cemetery beside those of
her deceased father, John Ray, who
died some three years afro
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The father and brother of God
frey Korbe arrived at the Ray home
stead Thursday night and took
charge of the body, which was in
terred at Hackberry school house at j
two o clock yesterday afternoon. It
was reported in this city that Miss
Mary Korbe, the sister of Godfrey
Korbe, was attended by a physician
nil night and that this great trouble
has caused her to become a nmuiae.
It is also learned that Korbe's moth
er is entirely deranged. The mem
bers of the Ray family are suffering r
This is a warning to husbands not
to interfere with the rights of their
wives in their little matters of harm
less flirtations. A man must be very
heartless indeed who would be guilty
of spying out his wife's little indis
cretions in this manner and the
great United States should punish
him severely.
Niae Aliened White Caps Arrested for
Ontrases Committed in Indiana.
Kinging Noises
I In the ears, sometimes a
buzzing sound are caused bv catarrh
that exceedingly disagreeable and
very common disease. Loss of smell
! or healing also result from catarrh.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier, is a peculiarly successful
remedy for this disease, which it
cures by purifying the blood. If
you suffer from catarrh, try Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine.
! The ladies of the W. C. T. U. have
made arrangements to have Mrs.
Alice Williams, of Cameron, lecture
' in Butler some evening next week.
fra Wi11in.mi is n nnlpndid snpiiilr-
t ;
i er as those who heard her while here
Louisville, Dec. 4. Nine men ' & no late district W. C. T. U. con
haye been arrested at Eckerly, Ind., ventjon are aware. Her special work
charged with being engaged in a i is devoted to young people, and it
White Cap raid. Eckerly is a vil- j pfty eTery one either in town or
lage in Crawford county, about sev-j country to mate it convenient to
enty-five miles from Louisville, and j ner jj)ue notice of date and
in the heart of the region infested ; pa(?e wiU te giveu iater. Democrat
by the White Caps. It was near i Labor paper please copy.
there two years ago that two men t Committee.
were hanged by the White Caps for
For Door-Keeper.
Col. R. W. Crockett has decided
to make the race for door keeper of
the lower house of the legislature.
He is a democrat who has been in
the harness, actively at work since a
boy, and the party should take pleas
ure in honoring him. He is compe
tent and his integrity no man ever
doubted. If the house selects him,
it will get an officer than whom
could find none better.
Mr. Turner, of Kansas, will again
introduce the bill which was passed
by both ho ases of congress at tbo
last session, bnt failed to get the
president's sigature, to allow persons '
who had abandoned or relinquished
their homestead entries to make an
other entry.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Congressman Springer will secure
action on thea Oklahoma bill as soon
as the rules will allow.
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Mr. Jesse Trimble, the handsome
and obliging drag clerk for two
P. Barnes & Son and
an alleged assault upon Miss Flan
nagan, and it was this that brought
about the exposure of the crganiza
tion. The men under arrest are x H Crum. nianaffer of Dun's
Wm. L. Gregory, Louis N. Nob, , rn7nTnpr,iai ajrencv at Williamsnort
John C. Rawlins, David Vert, Chas. ; pa ? cas charged with embezzlement j
Morgan, Wm. Wiseman, commonly;
known as White Haired Will; Sam :
Butt, James Dynch and Charles My
Philadelphia parties claim, under
an old Spanish grant, 20,000 acres
of land near Berryville, Ark", includ
ing some valuable farming lands.
WbeoBabrw tck, wf whwCiSwl
WImb ibewMft OHM. tl ertrf U Cm,
Wba abebecMa Vim, m dose to Ctrtocta.
TOmbIm had CbQdrB,ib garni
ler. The specific charge against
them is whipping Mrs. Moore and
Mr. Anthony near West Fork, a
postoffice a few miles from Eckerly,
on July 27, 18S8. All gave bonds
and will ioin in the defense. Greg-
A man who has practiced medicine
for 40 years ought to know salt
from sugar: read what he says.
Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. j
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.
Gentlemen: I have been in the
general practice of medicine for!
most 40 years, and would say that ,
in. all my practice and experience,?
have never seen a preparation that I j
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WITH US?
WE'RE ALL RIGHT!
BECAUSE WE SELL MORE
tMrihU i ti, .i. : years witn M.
; lately with the firm of Paul Jones &
; Co , leaves to-morrow morning for
of the daughter and sister.
Deputy TJ. S. marshal Willis ar- his home in Butler, Mo., and from
orv is the postmaster at West Fork, could prescribe with as much confi-
and has twice been elected justice of jdence of success as I can Halls Ca
the peace. Job is the United States h Cure- nianuf actured by you.
! man agent between est orfc and j timeg and Ug effecJ. ig wonderrui.
Eckerly and has a good reputation- i WOuId say in conclusion that I have j
John C. Rawlins is a justice of the vet to find a case of Catarrh that it ! T I I TV T "D U D I
; wnnl.l nn cure, if thev would take 5 -Li vj VX J Hi iU !
too
rested one Scott at Pierce City for;theie to Chicago tv attend the col
tampering with the U. S. mail aud 'lege of rhamacy. Wichita Eagle.
Vookhimto Springfield. It
it according to directions.
xours Irtuy,
L. L. Gobscch,M. D.
Office, 215 Summit St
At Indianapolis, Ind.. yesterday ;
! George Hacker, a young German!
scetiis ; Jese .-u-riveJ. in Butler ' the last of anarchist mortally wouuded his', W will cive f 100 for any case of
1 benefactor, James P. Bruce, a well j catarrh that caunot be cured with
; to do baker, by cutting him again Hall's Catarrh Cure. Tafcen inter
and again with a knife and hatchet luall v. "
i because Bruce exhibited gratificiitiou p. j. Chexet & Co.. Toledo. O-
t Scott suspected his wife of be-' the week and looks as if Kansas cli
ff too intimate with a man at Kai.-! iuste had agreed with him. He is
Ys City by the name of Schick, and an excellent young gentleman and
little subterfuge induced the ; h:;s many friends iu Butler. '
over the election of Harrison.
fcrSold by Druggists, 75c. 51-lrn.
for the fcame amount of money
lhan any other firm in
the country.
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