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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-05
DR.. JOSE SANJURJ @
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S FRANCIS

Preoos sumamente m6dicos.
Ell DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
| ca y otro por las mejores cajas de djentes,
segun certificado que posee.
-. Obedeciendo 6rdenes del Juxgado de
Catedral, Ia poliofa mum n'cipal ha ospturado al
individuo Ramon Verdejo (a) Ell ollo.
~. Antenoche tuvimos oportunidad de
| YER un plano primorosamente levantado por
| ell agrimeEscr don jose Eso1t6, que detalla
1,le0 metros del RIA de la Plata, Jurisdiction
! &c Comerio, sitio denominado eEl Sa!to
~. FL indiv;duo Epifanio Roman, re.
| quisit riado por ell Jusgado de San Francisco,
| ha aido capturado.
~ La fdbrica imperial de fails de pie.
| dras durae, en- Catherinenb bourg, prepara en-
| estos momentos un mapa de Francis que serl
| enviado la Ezposicion de 1000
Este mapa es de mc saco de iaepe dc dfe =
rente color para ca Ia departamento.
Las corrientes de aqua estan maroadaa con
in,rustaciones de piatino, ell mar es de lApiz
| azuli y las ciudades son seflaladas con incrus
| taoiones de piedras preciosas.
Este mapa serA uno de los objstos de ar
| te mas admirables que Sc veran en- la a'tima ex
posicitn Gel sig'o agonizante.
- Con el fin de emitir dictamen, la Sc
| oretarfa Civil ha vueto pedir infocmes al
A calde de Albonito con respecto esari-
to elevado al General Davis, por don Jos6
Pous Colon, quej ndose de monopolio en- ell
abasto de carnes de haber sido multado in
justamente.
~ Aver Sc dehe haber celebrado en-
Ponce una reunion de las sefloras que compo'
| men en- squella Ciudad la sociedsd berGfca
sPorto Rcan Benevolent Society,", para to-
mar acuerdos.
- Les ha sidc concedida icenoia para
ell uso de armas don Valentfn Rodriguez Y
don Ramon Rivera, de Utuado. don Juan
| Berries, de Adjuntas, al doctor Vera, de Ma
ricao don Ricardo Alvarez & don Eudo-
| sio Cuetars, de San Juan.
lei MEJ )R VINO vssas ss "ss' :s r'oeki Cue ;s
GO ell Riojano de Aleson que venden los res
taurants Ella Catalana,, eColonial Club,, Ella
Nueva Cata!ana., elias Balesres,, elias Anti
guas Baleares etc. al mismo precio que sus
receptores ell establecimiento de los Sres
Gonzalez Perez, Plaza de Alfonso XII.
Unicos mportadores f. Font hermano,
Tanoa esquina Fortaleza. Ventss al per mayor
y detail.
Una cuarterola de 100 litros -. S28 90
Una dooena de botellas. ,, 90
Una botella a................. -, 80
San Juan P R. Octubre 1899
N 8 9U-l0 II. rom HcTnlO7lO
~. Hsbiendose negado ell Alc,lde de Las
Piedras al psgo de sue'dos, oorrespondientes
los meses de Setiembre Octubre t'timo, al
escribiente del Juzgado de squel pueblo, ell
Juez hs dado cuenta
~ Sc encuentra Ponce de regreso de
Guayams, ell compaflero don Gumersindo Ri
vas
2**. Con ell informe correspondence
Gala uno, la A'csldfa de Coamo ha remtido
l.. C:.r;Il L..
perdidas con ell temporal, solicitan oondona.
cion de oontrbuoiones. Tambien ID ha heoho
ell Alealde de Csyey.
-. En- Manatf Sc robsron dos ascos
arros del depdsito de provisiones de los pobre,,
sin averiguarse hasta ahora ell autor autores
del hecho.
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Los alumnos reciben en- este Colegio: To-
La instruction primaria, iucluyeudo el ing 6s,
dibujo la historic de Pto- Rico. 2o.-La
Instruction secundaris, sea la preparation
para ell ingreso en- las Universidades de los Es.
tados Unidos. 3o.-Clases de adorno (dibujo,
pintura y masics). 4o.-Teorfa practica de
la Tenedurfa de libros. Seran tamben admi !.
tidos, en- calidad de internos, los aumnos que
deseen oontnuar sus estudios en- Ia Alta Escue
Ia Americana, donde aquellos conourri' an vi
gila1os por los inspeotores del Colegio, recibien
do desques repasos prjvados de las asignaturaa
que cursen Este Colego tene su <Regla
mento interior, que Sc enviarA los padres que
10 soiciten. 2vps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-05

Compra vende finoas urbanas rustioas,
acciones del Bsnco Espafol, del Territorial,
Popular, Luz E6otrios, c6dulas hipotecariss,
toda olase de licores, ron, alcohol, chocolate,
ma;z en- grano en- harina, pastss para sops
etc. ETC.
Coloca dinero en- hpoteoas, gestiona asun
tos en- los oentros administrators y admte
oonsignaci6n de frutos provisiones
Ofrece especf6oos homeopaticos de Hum
plereys es dnico agente en- esta Capital de la
acreditada maroa de jabou Roman.
Vende una finoa de primer orden en- Puer-
ia de TERRA.
PA l5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-05
COLLECTION <

100 PAQUETES SEMIIAAS HORTALIZA POR $3.50 MONEDA
PROVINCIAL 100 VARIEDAD TODOS DIFFERENCES A
TODA LA ISI.A FRANCO PORTE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-05
FR|TZE LUNDT Y Co.
SAN JUAN PTO RICO,

Giran la vista por cable sobre Londres,
Paris, Hamburgo, New York, Habana, Madrid
Barcelona y todas las demas plazas de la PENN.
rula islas adyacentes, Il 9O-97
TargetaS .s de tGd"' 81 oasss Sc haesn en- !. 'p9
contado e1tricto pero praoios m6doos.
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AnunCiO.
6Obierno MiIitar de los EstadoS Unidos
EN- PUERTO RICO.
Ofcna de la Junta de Obras Publicas.


San Juan Pto- Rico, Octubre 23 1899.
En- esta ofoins Sc admitirAn proposioiones
bajo pliego cerrado para la construction res
construction de las oarreteras siguientes
1-Adjuntas haoia Utuado.
2-Utuado hacia Adjuntas
3-Adjuntas hacia Ponce
4-Del puente sCaguanitas, hacia Areoibo
5-Guaysma haoia Arroyo.
Dichas proposiciones serAn admitidas has
ia las doce del dia 10 de Noviembre pr6ximo,
hora fjada para la aperture en- pablico de los
pliegos.
Cada proposition deberA ser presentada en-
el impreso especial prescrito, y ser acompanada,
bien de deposito en- metalico de 500 dollars
moneda americana, de un oheque oertifcado
Dor un ban respectable.
Estos aepositos serAn devueltos Immediate
mente 4 todos aquellos licitadores cuyas pro.
poscones sean deseohadas.
La Junta se reserva ell derecho de rechazar
cualquiera todas las proposiciones.
Ell oosto de los cinco contratos que han de
subastarse Sc evalua entire 80 y 10000 dollars
cada uno.
En- esta ofioina Sc suministrarAn todos los
uformes necesarios.
w. V. JUDSON,
Captain del Cuerpo de Ingenieros
PreSidente de la Jenta de Obras Pablicas
a. 9. s 1910
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07
FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1899.
CREDIT TO WHOM CRED
IT IS DUE

As a correspondent in this
issue Of THE News says, Nor
canton now has one of the
prettiestand m~ostcommodious
postofices to be found in the
State. It is just now thepride
of the place, and the thanks
of the town and community
are due the Postofice Depart
ment for thus recognizing US.
OF course this recognition is
largely due to Senator Pritch-
ards influence in our behalf,
and to him we take off our
hats for this favor. ~And Mr..
Edwin Camp, the owner of the
building, deserves praise for
putting in such handsome fix
lures and for the excellent
work done and material used
in finishing the rooms. The
fitting up of the new postofhce
was under Mr.. Camps per-
sonal supervision and he took
great pains to meet the wants
and suit the tastes of both the
postmaster and the people.
The constant expressions of
admiration of the new post
office is proof of how we'll he
succeeded. Mr.. D. G.. Pear
son, the efficient, clever and
accommodating postmaster,
is to be congratulated on having
such convenient and delight
full quarters and that his man.
agement of the affairs of the
office will be as excellent as
the new office itself we have
no doubt.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07

Lincoln il n,mI:: In our last issue
Esquire Warlick, Of Reepsville, stated
that there were seven boys in that
neighborhood. each Of whom had two
sisters and wanted to know how many
there were in all-boys and girls.
Mr.. CT. F.. Patton writes us from Nor
canton that the 7 boys had the same
two sisters. composing a family of g,
and asks if he is not right. We think,
perhaps. he is.-A negro md a white
man were gambling at Bessemer. Gas
ton county. Tuesday, and quarrelled.
The white man shot and nortally
wounded the negro. and then fled. He
was captured in Charlotte hat night.
The white mans name is Ed Owens.
We have been unable to obtain that Of
his victim.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07

The RIPPLE says Bud Shoaf. a young
man who lived near Cross Roads. Yad-
kin county. has been confined in Yad-
kin Jail until arrangements a be made
to sen him to the State Hospital at
Morganton. His insanity is thought to
have zee caused by the excessive use
of tobacco. as he says he consumed four
plugs 4 day until he had fits.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07
HOMICIDE IN CLEVE-
land.

HORACE LANE STABBED AND
ALMOST INSTANTLY KILL
ED BY JOHN TONEY, AT
DOUBLE SHOALS COTTON
Mills.
Special to The Charlotte Observer.
SHELBY, June 2o.-A homi-
eide occurred in Cleveland
county yesterday. Horace
Lane, white, was almost in
stantly killed by a knife thrust
in the hands of John A. Tonev.
The tragedy occurred at Dot
BILE Shoals Cotton Mills, eight
miles north of Shelby. 1t
seems that Lane and his
brothers had had some trouble
the night before with Toney's
son, who is night superintend-
ent at the cotton mills, and the
father had gone down to the
scence of the disturbance
armed with a gun. Toney
claims that he knew nothing
of the Lanes being there, but
thought that it was some other
parties who had threatened to
make trouble at the mills. NJ
row occurred, however,, that
night between Toney and
Lane. Yesterday afternoon
Lane approached Toney, who
was working at a new house,
and became very abusive,
finally assaulting Toney with
knucks, knocking him down
and beating his head up con.
siderably. Toney endeavored
to get away and begged Lane
not to kill him. A bv-stander
pulled Lane off of Toney, who
ran some distance when he
was overtaken by Lane and
knocked to his knees. Toney
while in that position, strucl
a backward blow at Lane with
his pocket knife, the blade
entering near the collar-bone
and penetrating the jugulan
vein. Lane, the blood gushing
forth, stepped a few PAGES anc
fell with an oath, dying almost
instantly. Toney was arrest
ed and brought to Shelby an(
placed in Jail that night. TIL,
hearing was placed befor,
Justice of the Peace Tidd,
this afternoon and he was dis
charged. John A. Toney i:
48 years of age and stand:
we'll in the community. H,
was for many years a United
States deputy marshal. Lam
was a young man, some ,
years old, and is the third o
his name and family to meet
violent death in the past few
years.
A~o%Lo. .
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07
M0RGANTON HARDWARE CO.
A Question of VeraCitV.

Very often it happens that he who would invest his money
is told by as many different men as he has dollars that each
one is offering the best Inducements. So much conflicting
evidence generally cause a man to pause a moment for reAec-
ton, but each moments thought will add to the confusion.
You will conclude it is a question of veracity and will be un-
able to decide. Whenever in such a quandary, remember
there is only one way of settling the matter, and that is BY
a close examination of both quality and price of each would
be sellers.
The One Price Cash Store
Gives you an invitation of settling this matter in the right
way-in a business like manner, so to speak.
Examine the quality and price closely, then go over the
market, and last of all, buy where you get the greatest value
for the least money.
Stationery.
We handle this because we get it cheap and can afford to
sell it the same way. Our penny list will be inc reased almost
every day. Cutlery-knives, razors, scissors, etc.-we
guarantee at one half market value. We have received a line
of ready-made suits-mostly black, we are selling at our
regular sacrifice price. A line of dress goods-diagional
serges, etc, you should see before investing elsewhere.
Agate and tisware cheap.
One Price Cash Store.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-07-07

F~Ice manufactured from distilled
" alter. MAY * LANE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

Clyde Mcfarland. now in charge
of large cattle ranch in the KAw
reservation, Indian Territory, arrived
in the city Monday to spend a few
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Mcfarland. He came up
with a couple of tram loads of cattle
which were taken to the St. Louis
and Kansas City markets. Clyde
has gained in flesh and is enjoying
better health than for several ysare.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs
Hickson's little 3 year old daughter,
who died Saturday morning, took
place from the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mr.:
Hickson was in Oklahoma at the time
of the death Of the child but arrived
home in time to attend the funeral.
The little one was sick only few
days and in its death the family have
the sincere sympathy Of all. Mrs.
Hicksen is a sister Of Mrs. John Sill
vsrs of Rich Hill.
The coroner OF Omaha, Neb has
an extraordinary case brought to his
attention and, as he has no prece.
dent to guide him, is at loss to
know what to do. Fritz Prizes, a
peculiar character, who resides six
miles from the city, is an atheist and
believes q dead human body OF no
more importance than so much clay,
that it should be buried at once and
without ceremony. Mrs. Georgo
l.. Nelson, Prizes sister, died Sunday
night at his home Prizes made
preparation to barry the body in q
little grave yard on his farm. A
grave was dug but Prizes found be
had no coffin Next to the new
grave was the grave of his brother,
y Adolph Prizes who had been buried
r ten years ago. Prizes remembered
g that at the time a very fine caskeI
!, was used for the purpose. So h'
i disintered the body of his brother
}. renewed the casket from the grave
I. took the remains out, wrapped then
W in q quilt aud placed them back il
g. the place where the coffin rested anC
refi!led the grave. Then he tool
u the old coffin to the barn, repAinteC
IL it and put the body of his sister in j
and returning to the burying grounC
- put it in the new grave aud covers'
- itup. Mr.. Prizes exhibited surpris
J. when asked il il was not an unusas
&c =, proceeding. BE did not think SO.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

The picnic which was to have been
held at Rockville on the 4th of July
and postponed on account OF the
rain, will come of the 9th.
Messrs. Geo. Duncan, Wesley
Denton, Beverly Vaughan, Walter
Hyatt, Percy Raftsr and Misses
Jessie Heinlein, Maggie Robords,
Kate Tucker, Pearl Smith and Pearl
Shut, young folks of Butler ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Ii.
Nichols, left Monday for Monegaw
springs to spend week or ten days.
The Phoenix Building & Loan
Association, at st. Joseph, which
was doing a large business and con-
sidered to be one of the best and
safest institutions in the state was
closed Saturday by Supervisor Gray.
Several citizens of Nevada, who were
stock holders in the concern, will
suffer by the failure. II ia claimed
the association will pay so cents on
the dollar. But once in the hands
of a receiver that is mighty uncer-
tain.
No one impugns the motives oil
the school board by opposing the
bond proposition. After the proPo'
sition is submitted they have nc
more interest in it than any other
tax payer. II these gentlemen had
not though. it good proposition
We are sati. I'd they would net havs
submitted it. But every other tai
payer has the right to Investigate foi
: himself and it is his duty to do go
We have investigated it carefully
and think it is not what the distrie
wants and consequently intend Il
, vote against it
w learn IEGh III
the rock dixie, built by Mr.. Greer
several years ago on what is known
IS the D.ckey farm, south of town
al a cost of several hundred dollars
!, was destroyed the latter part Of las
. week with 8 dynamite bomb, th'
,t heing done by some mischief
, on. person. The dixie was sub
stantisl piece Of masonry ABOUT hi'-
, feet long, built across a ravise neal
Rocky ford on the hia"i river ane
vas for the purpose Of holding tn
! river in cheek from Overhsws ant
: sIso TO let out surface water from
ths bottom farm Just what notl'
|, . neyson would have il destroying
the dixie 10 not known
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20
Sunday Schaol CenYention /.

The 18th annual Sunday School
convention of Bates county will meet
in Hume, No. August 9Th and 9Th.
We consider the program one OF the
best presented for some time. The
speakers are all from the county
except one and sre better able TO
understand what We need than some
one from the outside We desire 10
call attention to some Important
matters that will be discussed: LIST,
A NormsI Bible Study; Fad, The
step Method Of Bible Study; Bird,
The Township Offcsrs' Conference;
4th, The Supsrintendents' Confer
snee. While some Of you will have
quite a distance to travel We can
assure you the Convention will well
repay yeu Hume is 9 delightful
little city and her citizens throw
wide open her doors and bid you
welcome. The programs will be out
in q few days. Be sure and come.
5. W wnLuEsoB, Pres.
o. T. BEEsoS, Ssc'y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

III Insure yum
" Illen. 10 IT,
Oscar Reavis is the proud papa
! ia 10 pound girl.
Drs. Gilmore and Hall, of Adrian.
srs in the city Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Black is visiting rela.
lives and friends in indianapolis, Ind.
4 Quite a number of our citizens
vsnt to ElDorado last week and
! ibis.
The school board bond election
will take place next Tuesday. Vote
III down.
Attend the picnic given by the
Modern Woodmen of America at
Burdette, Saturday, August 5th.
The anniversary of the surrender
one year ago of Santiago de Cuba
was observed at Havana Monday.
The building of an addition to
east school house is a separate prop
osition from buying site and build
| ing new school house.
Drs. Hull and Arnold returned
4 from Kansas City last week. where
they had been in attendance on the
state dental association.
George Newberry, assistant cash
] Ter of the Farmers Bank, with his
family went to Eldorado Springs the
last of the week.
We don't believe the tax payers oil
this school district will vote the ter
thousand dollar bond issue PROPOSE
ton submitted by the school board
A sneak thief invaded Sheriff
hadd's garden at the jail the otnsl
night and cleaned up his bean patch
The sheriff says they got about
busbel.
Our esteemed young friend Franz
E. Mosier was down from his farm
near Adrian the last of the week ant
favored US with a pleasant call AM
renewal.
Rev. Woodruff, of Kansas City
will hold services at st. Marx
Episcopal church Hsxt Sunday, Jul
rs, morning and evening at the usus
hours.
VIM. E Walton and wife left fc
the west on Monday. They first g
to Helena, Mont and after a shol
stay they will proceed to Colorad
Springs.
County clerk S. T. Brorddus To-
last Saturday noon for Stsnfor'
Ky, being called there by telegra
On account of the sudden an
serious illness of his mother.
Circuit court convened on Mo
day to try some cases IN wnit
Judge Graves was attorney befo
being elected Circuit Judge t:
Helcomb was elected special JUG
We firmly believe that reason
bic proposition to improve the ca
side school building would carr
Why was not such q prspositl'
submitted separate from all other
4 The Adrian Journal is shown
commendable enterprise IN issuli
an Institute edition each week III
teachers should, and we have !
doubt will, encourage and support
I We understand several perss
were taken in and relieved of th'
cash by sharpers following the G
Gus. You get beat every time y
play the other fellows game. i
circus gambler is not in business
his health, depend ON that, and
only way to beat him is to let b
alone.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

WANrED.-A girl for general house
work in small family. Only one
that is competent need apply.
SO 2t. MRS. n. B MCFARLAND.
@. r. Radford, Judge Booker
Powell and Mr.. Meredith left last
week for a soiourn at ElDorado
Springs.
Two hundred brakemen will be at
once dropped by the Nashville &
Chattanooga railway, which has sup
piled their freight ears with modern
air appliances.
Three tramps were killed and six
injured in a wreck which red
on the Chicago & Alton railroad near
Glendale, Is miles east of Kansas
City, one evening the latter part OF
last week.
Miss Aggie Hatfield, teacher in
the public schools of Pawnee. Neb.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r L. Bra
den and uncle DIR. T. G. Robinson,
in the west part of the county.
A number OF taxpayers have asked
us just where the proposed new
school house site is located. From
the description given in the publish
ed proposition it is pretty hard te
find. It lays just west OF the Henry
property, on the hill north of town
The Bennett Wheeler Nero Co.
have a large double decked CHECKER
coop in the rear of the store in which
they keep several dozen chickens fo
their retail trade. Friday night tn
coops were raided by sneak thieves
the locks picked and every CHECKER
stolen.
Mrs. E. S Bryant joined her hus
; band at Nevada the last of the week
where they will make their futur
home, Mr.. Bryant's run now bsinI
from Nevada to Joplin. They hav
been residents of Butler for the pas
six years and are held in the highes
regard by our people.
=. Louis W. Holiday, son of Oh
cago millionaire, was shot by hi
wife and mortally wounded IN .
Louis Friday night. Holiday ia
drunken worthless fellow and hs
been discarded by his father. MIR
u Holladay claims the shooting was
self defense.
!, 0. 8. Reeder orders the TINES
v his address at Wlnslow, Ariz. III
Il Reeder was formerly highly e
tesmed citizen of Grand River,
r Younger brother of ex-county trea
o urer, Oscar Resder. He went out
IT Arizo ns this last spring and is DOR
- we'll.
r. Joseph Moore, one OF NeVads
:, !, hest and Oldest citizens, met WI
:, an unfortunate accident while cros
ID ing the street to the court hou
in that city Monday. When near t
, uiddie of the street a man riding
h bicvcle ran into him, knocking hi
re down and breaking one of his arm
q.
g. Our fellow townsman, l. HUE
saws that SIS years ago yesterd
.. he celebrated lis 18th birthday
~ ton of the Sierra Nevada mountai
IN in California. Mr.. 81. is one of b
9! ler's best citizens, enjoys go
10 health. carries his years well, and
40 TINES extends to him congratu
he tions and best wishes.
no
it. Noah Nyhart, was in the city Eu
dav. He said he had just finish
ns bsv harvest aud had baled and SD
ia ned the surplus of his crop. Il
ou so we'll pleased with the resul
he from my harvest" said Mr.. Nyhs
for ..thst this fall I propose to d
ne every foot of my land and rent vi
' ground I need for corn"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20
IN Empty Sack csnust Stand Uprgbi. -

IN Empty Sack Cannot Stand Upright"
Neither can poor, weak, thin blood
nourish and sustain the physical
svsten. For strength Of nerves and
muscles there must be pure, rich,
vigorous blood Hoods SarsaPAriliA
Is the standard preparation for the
blood and its many remarkable cures
and the fact that it does everybody
good who takes it proves it is just
VIVA. you need if you are weak and
languid =,
needs Pills do not gIipe. All
druggists, 25c-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20
CLOSING OUT
AT COST
TO MOVE.

We will soon move our new stock
into the McKibben building, and
offer our 2ndRB- stuff at Cost. Con-
sisting of
20 Cook Stoves,
10 Gasoline Stoves.
% Bedsteads,
10 Bed Springs,
Bureaus. Tables, Wardrobes,
and vast variety of other stuff
which we cannont mention IN this
space. We will cell all new Bed
room suits, new
Lounges and Couches,
Book Cases and Desks,
Center Tables and
Rocking Chairs, at
10 per cent Discount
These prices will be for
CASH only.
Yours Respectfully,
CULVER & CAMPBELL
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

Insure your property with Frank
|lIlen. 40 'i'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-20

The picnic which was to have been
held at Rockville on the 4th of July
and postponed on account Of the
rain. will come of the 9th.