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VOL. XVIII.
BUTLER, MISSOURI. THURSDAY DECEMBER 12, 1895.
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IIAIIUV IIAVWAIiD's lIltSES.
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1 G. ELLINGER'S
AM AIM
MUST STRIKE THE CLOSEST BUYERS. A GOOD
HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERN OFFERING
This is done for the special benetit of the many
persona who purchas pattern's at this season of Zyi
the year to be used as presents
AT 4.65
We will give you the choice of several hundred
yards of most desirable, stylish and high grade
dress fabrics such as finest all wool imported
Serges and Henrietta's beautiful novelties and
plain and fancy woven black goods and include
Silesia, Cambric, Canvas, Velveteen facing,Hooks
and eys, Sewing Silk and Stays without any ad
ditional charge. A dress pattern bought in this
way saves you all the way from ,1 00 to $2 00.
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Ri'ittlifi Adrv's Face.
Minneapolis-', Minn.,
"May the curse of God
and yours, it;id nllo.v n
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
We offer inducement which
can not be duplicated.
Mens all wool, black or gray,
river side or Clay Worsted
Suits, something very nobby
at $9-75
Mens Kersey all wool Over
coats at $G 25 . Our com
petitora sell the same at $9.
MulHers, Neckties and Hand
kerchiefs we carry by the far
the most complete stock in
the city.
HOOTS AND SHOES
There is not a house in Bates
County that will sell you the
quality for the small price
we will, we came to capture
the trade with honest goods
at low prices.
Ladies fine Dongola shoes
at $1-25
Ladies extra fine French Kid
at tj-25
Mens
at.
or
Congress
Tjfice
..$125 to
GENTS AND LADIES UN
DERWEAR. We are anxious to reduce
our large stock therefore of
fer you rare BARGAINS.
GABE ELLINGER. 1
NORTH SIDE SQUARE, Weils old stand.
'IT'S WHAT YOU SAVE
NOT WHAT YOU EARN."
Interest paid on Time
Deposits when left for
Six month?,
CASH CAPITAL
AND SURPLUS
$f)(,C00,000
FARMERS BANK
OSCAR KEEDEK, President.
U J HURLEY, list Vice Pres.
E A BEXXETT, ind Vice Trea.
E D KIPP, Cashier.
DUVALL & PERCIVAL.
BUTLER. MISSOURI.
FARM LOANS.
Dec
fall on you
e, from the I
Luiuute I drop fi'im the scali'old, to
huuut you day aud Light until your
death. Then I will welcome you on
the brii.k of hell with a redact iron."
Thf-se were the farewell words of
Harry Hay vvtr.l to Li 4 brother Adry
t iiis nisei ijiio-i. He buried them at
li i.i'.Ur as he descended the stairs
! !!.' t thv !ier i;i which the pris-"i-r
- eo"f:i:;Ml. and passed '
: : i' ii d-orway to the
:!" It was their lust meet
iir on earth, ami euch the murderer
tended it to be. Adry was a9 calm
as the prisoner was impassioned.
He was unmoved by the anathemas
except toward pity.
I ho meeting between the brothers
was arranged by the parents, who
beseache-I the condemned man to
see Adry once more before he died
He remained obstinate to their en
treaties for a long time, but finally
yielded, and sent by messenger a
note reading:
"Dear Adry I want you to come
at once to the jail as I wish particu
any to see you. I have no other
object than to ask yoar forgiveness
or any wrong, either real or imagi
nary which I may have done you I
want once more to see you on this
earth This is the wish and dying
request of your brother, Harry "
When Adiy reached the jail he
waited the conclusion of the yisit of
Dr. Hayward, who was then with
the condemned man. Deputy AHi
son, however, passed tarouga the
office to the jail coridor, and told
Harry that Adry was in the outer
office.
''Let him come up at once," said
Harry.
Dr. Hayward, however, did not
relish the idea of the meeting be
tween the brothers in his presence
aud asked the deputy to wait until
ho was ready to go before he showed
Adry up the jail stairs. He re
reamed n few minutes longer, then
bade his brother farewell for the
time being. Oq his way out he met
Adry in the doorway of the ofhee,
and the two stopped for a brief time
and shook hands. The physician
passed out of doors while Adry as
cended the stairs to the coridor,
where Harry stood, calmly awaiting
him. They addressed each other in
a friendly manner, after which Har
ry requested the deputies to with
draw a distance to allow him to
speak to his brother confidentially.
The officials did as requested, and
from a distance keenly eyed the two
men. The latter at once engaged
in an earnest conversation. What
passed was not heard by any person
until Hurry raised his voice to say
"Now I have done my part. I
have forgiven you for all you have
done. Now you do as I ask.
"But, Harry, how can It" returned
Adry appealingly.
The answer was too much for the
prisoner. Me sprang to his teet and
poured forth a tirade of abuse never
before heard m the old jail.
"lou low down, mean, contempt
ible, miserable, damnable wretch.
You refuse ,vo do that after what
have done. You God forsaken tool.
You have played a good part, but
now I can tell you what I think of
you Sly letter to you was after al
only a decoy for that purpose. You
d d villain. If I could only get at
you, I'd dig out your brains with a
knife. I would tear out your heart
with my hands. I would crush the
two together, cut them into pieces
squeeze out the juice, make it into
pie and thrust it down your throat."
He clenched Lis hands in his rae,
and stamped his foot fiercely. His
face was ashen and livid by turns.
Adry sat quiet for a few minutes,
but seeing the uselessness of waiting
longer arose and started to go.
-God bless you. Good by, Harry,"
he called sadly, as he was about to
go down the stairs.
"O, you villian," was the return
greeting. "May the curse of God
fall on you and yours and allow me
to haunt your dying day. Aha! I
will nucr you on th brink of hell
with a red hot poker."
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BUSTS
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At Lane & Adairs.
We have iu our house 100 Ladies Jackets Nice
new stylish garments bought this season. Which
we will sell from now until Jauuary 1st, 189G at
p.
mm j u i j
sacuy wnat iney uostus. i
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Not one day longer than January 1st '9G will this
sale be continued. We have had "an immense cloak
trade this season because we have had the
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Stylish Garments!
at prices lower than any house in Butler, and will now
an opportunity to buy a
give those who have not bought
STILISH JACKET IT JUST WHAT THEY COST
50c
50
70
33
25
20
Wo will sell you 46 inch all wool serge at
40 inch fine all wool henrietta at
4G inch fine all wool henrietta at
42 inch extra heavy half wool dress goods
33 inch half wool henriettas at
3(1 inch half wool henriettas at
Fine line of Novelty Dress Goods 35c to Si. 00
Beautiful line of plaids for ladies waist 33
These goods are beauties and will suit you both in
QUALITY AND PRICE
they are the thing for
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Good dress ginghams at
Good shirting
Indigo blue calicoes
Turkey red calieoeB
Lawrence L L muslins
4-4 bleached muslins
Fine eaxony yarns
Good toweling
Table Linen, red
Table Linen, bleached
Good duck coat blanket lined (corduroy
color)
Good heavy overalls
Heavy suit of mens underwear
Ladies heavy vest
Combination suits
5c yd
5c "
5c '
5c "
5c sk
5c yd
25o "
35o "
$1.00
50
50
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is that you look at our good?. We know you will by them at the prices,
lighted room in the town and newast stock of goods. Call and Bee us.
Best
The Best 10c Cotton Flannel on Earth 9c.
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J. W., Darby, of Foster, one of
Times' best subscribers, called Mon
day and renewed for '97. Mr. Darby
is administrator of his father's es
tate, and was on his way home from
Brownington, Henry county, where
he had been looking after some land
belonging to the estate.
L. W. Freeman, of whom the Neva
da Post makes mention of having
taken morphine with suicidal intent
Saturday evening in that town, is a
former resident of Butler and a cous
in to Mrs. Asa Morgan of this city.
Freeman was all right Monday
morning and claimed that he only
took the drug to allay the pain of a
severe attack of neuralgia and got a
little toomuch.
ST. LOUIS IS THE PLACE.
Republican Convention Will be Held
m the Mound City.
Washington, D. C , Dec. 10. The
republican national convention will
be held at St. Louis on June 16
next That was the decision reach
ed by the republican national com
mittee to day after spirited balloting
lasting two hours. The successive
hours. The successive votes are
shown as follows:
St. Louis 13, 14, 18, 22, 29.
San Francisco 20, 19, 19, 19, 16.
Pittsburg 9, 9, 5, 1, x.
Chicago 8, 8, 9, 9, 6.
Nw York 1, x, x, x, x.
A Reliable Fire Insurance.
I an the agent for the JEtna, the
Hartford and the Home Insurance
Companies three cf the oldest,
largest and strongest Fire Insurance
companies. The aggregate capital
and surplus of the three companies
is nearly fifteen million dollars. I
am prepared to issue policies on
merchandise aud on buildings in
town and country at usual rates and
pav losses promptly. Fbask Alles.
1 tf With the Mo. State Bank
Mony to loan oa farms at reduced rates of interest.
Your Notes are Payable at our Office
nd jou find them here when due.
''-' .
We give youprivilege to pay at any time. Money ready as
soon as papers are signed. 33-tf.
The Modern Mother
i Has found that her little ones are
improved by the pleasant laxative,
i Syurp of Figs, when in need of the
iaxative enect of a gentle remedy
than any ether, and that is more ac
ceptable to them. Children ersjoy it
and it benefits them. The true rem
edy, Syrnp of Figs, is manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
An entertainment was given at the
Wilcox school house, northwest of
the city about three miles,Thursday
of last week for the benefit of the
confederate home at Higginsvilie.
Boxes and baskets with lunch for
two were 6old to the highest bidder
which brought from 25c to SI 50.
Oysters ffere served at ten cents a
dish. The receipts of the evening
were about S18. Elder C. B. Lot-
speich, was present and maae a
talk. Upon inquiry it was discover
ed by the speaker that there was but
one ex-confederate soldier beside
himself in the house. Several ex
uniou soldiers were present and con
tributed to the success of the enter
tainment. Mrs. Geo. Hardin and
Mr3 Wilcox assited by other ladies
of the neighborhood deserve the
highest praise for their efforts in
makiDg the social a decided success
Returning from church services at
Nevada Sunday night Rachel Holme9,
a colored lady was shot, through the
head and the doctors announce that
she can not recover. The shooting
was evidently an accident and the
old woman received the wound just
as she had arrived home. Two col (
ored boys who had been disturbing j
the church worship were arrested f
and locked up. It is not known
whether they did the shooting. j
The Washington gossips have it
that ex-president Harrison, is to
marry Mrs. Dimmick, niece of Mrs.
Harrison, wh attracted so rnueb at
tention at the wnite house during
President Harrison's administration
Trustee's Sale.
Wherets Beere Thomas anl Christina Thorn,
as, bla wife, by their deeil of trust dated No
vember 11th. is, and recorded in the record
er's office within and for Bates county, Mis
souri, in bcok So. W page I. conveyed to F.
M Allen as trustee the following described
! lands and tenements situated in the county
of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lott five (5J six R) seven (7) and eight (H) in
block one hundred and twenty-seven (ii!) and
1 ts on 11 two 2 three 3j and four 4 in
block one hundred and forty fI4'i) and lots one
11. two ii;, three IS, four 4, eight ). niae
ijj, ten 110, eleven 11 and twelve 12i in
block sixty-one !1 and lots one, two and
three , . and 3 in block sixteen J1J and
lot thirteen f .31 In block fourteen 14 all in
the town of Walnut, as shown on the recorded
piat of said town, now known as l oster, Mis
souri, in trust to secure tbe payment of th
promissory note in said deed described. an4
whereas defacH has been made in the payment
of said note, now past due an I unpaid: and
whereas it is in said deed of trust further pro
vide.! that in ca-e of the death, inability, re
fusal to aet or absence of said K 51 Allen, the
then acting sheriff of Hates coanty. Missouri,
at the request of the lepal holder of said note,
shall proceed to sell the same: and, whereas
the said F M Allen is now dead. Xow there
fore, at tbe request of the lepal holder of Kald
note and pursuant to the conditions of said
deed of trnnt. 1 1 A Coljer. the undersigned
sfieriff of Bate county. MUsoari. will pro
ceed to seis the said real estate at poblio
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
east front door fJ tbe cenrt honite, in the city
of Bntler, Bates county, Missouri, oa
Saturday, January 4tb, 1?DC,
between the hours of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and five o'clock 'sr. the artemoon of that
day for the purposes of satisfying aid debt,
iatereot and cost 1. A. COL.YER.
4-4t ."heriffof Bates Conr.ty. Mo.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
Czar Reed orders congress to do
nothing but sit and draw their pay.
The Czar fears that an attempt at
legislation will spoil republican
chances in 1896.
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