Bibliography of Ellis Parker Butler

1899

1. Century Magazine (February, 1899)   "The Reformation of Uncle Billy"   A story. Four illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele. "Billy Matison's been lyin' 'bout fish off an' on for nigh sixty-six year." p 538-41.  [MOA]
2. National Magazine (February, 1899)   "Almost a Crime"    [HARPER]
3. Nickell Magazine (March, 1899)   "Miss Josephine -- and Sal"    [BERCH]
4. _____ (April, 1899)   "The Spotted Pig Mystery"    [BERCH]
5. National Magazine (September, 1899)   "A Lost Angel"   A poem. p 637.  [HARPER]
6. _____ (October, 1899)   "Be Jolly!"    [HARPER]

	Criterion October 21, 1899 Click for larger image

7. Criterion (October 21, 1899)   "A Good fer Nawthin'" Character study, dialect and the Mississippi River -- all typical Butler elements in this early and distinctively atypical Butler story. There's no humor and there's no happy ending.  [EPBLIB]
8. National Magazine (December, 1899)   "What Tom Said About It" A story. Published in the "'Twixt Smiles and Tears" section. p 342-344.  [EPBLIB]
9. Truth (December, 1899)   "Miss Phenny Slams the Door"    [EBAY, HARPER]

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