The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 2, 1889, Page 1

The Butler Weekly Times. yoL. Xl. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY {ERRIBLE COLLISION OF TRAINS Two Sections ofa New York Central Express Meet. Cansjoharie, N. Y., Sept. 28.—A frightful secident happened on the Central railroad near Palatine bridge tonight and three sleeping cars are in a shapeless masse, while many lives The first section of the St. Louis No.5 which left Albany at 100,clock last night, broke down snd stopped for repairs two miles astof Palatine bridge. The rear teakeman was sent back to signal the second section, but for some un- jmown reason tailed to perform his duty. The engineer of the second section says he did not see him and the first thing he saw was the lights ofthe first section directly in his front. | The first section was made up of baggage, mail, express and three pas- senger coaches packed with people and a Wagner sleeper on the end. TWENTY-FIVE VICTIMS LIKELY. The crash was terrific. The sec- ond section telescoped into the first section knocking out the lights and plunging everything into darkness. Uptotwo o'clock four bodies had been taken out of the sleeper and it was ieared the total number of deaths would run up to twenty- five an possibly more, as thecar was fall. Itis difficult to get particu- lars. Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup cures theumatism by striking at the seat of disease and restoring the kidneys and liver toa healthy action. It taken a sut- ficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison it never fails. Sold by all drug- gists. 44q-leyr. Money to Loan. : On good security. We have mon | ey to loan at 6 per cent interest and 5 per cent commission for five years. No other charges. Borrower can pay all or part at any interest pay- ing time. This makes your loan cost about 7 per cent. 48.tf Jas. K. BruGier. Two thousand counterfeit ten- dollar bills are in circulation in Day- ton, O. The counterfeiters have been captured, but this does not seem to stop the work of counter- feiting as the plates are still in the hands of “professionals.” It is said to be the most dangerous counter- feit bill in circulation. The note is so true to the genuine currency that ithas frequently slipped through the hands of bank tellers and found a resting place in the big vaults be- m side the genuine notes. The gov- ernment secret service is straining every nerve to capture the plate, but it is skillfully defended. Farm ror sate:—A splendid stock farm, containing 540 acres, well watered, fences in good repair, good house with seven rooms, splendid | cellar, one of the best and roomiest _ barns in the county, wind mill to | pump water for stock lot, clear ) Stream of water running continually | through the place, self-feeding cribs, m besides cribs for 4900 bushels of / corn, good young orchard, ) acres in grass, ' from Rich Hill. Terms very rea- sonable. “ For further particulars. address this office. PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at public sale on my farm one anda halt miles north of Burdett, ~ Mo., on Friday, October 18, 1889, the following property to-wit: One ful! F blood Clydesdale Stallion, 5 years old; ~ one full blooded Clydesdale filley, 3 Years old; one tull plooded Clydesdale mare colt, two 34 Clydesdale mares 7 Years old; one 7-S Clydesdale mare colt, One brood mare; eight 2 and 3 year old flleys, eight 2 and 3 year old horses; two yearling horse colts and one year- ing fillev, This stockis all weil bred | and the filleys and mares are with toal © bythe well known Jack Compromise $rd, or a Clydesdale stallion. Also 2 milch cows, planter and check- F fower, farm wagon, 2 Buckeye mowers » and table rakes, harness, plows, cultiva- tors, cook stove and other things too ; humerous to mention. Terms: All sums of $10 and less, cash, credit of twelve months will © be given on sums over $10, without in P terest it paid when due, it not paid when due 10 per cent trom date. Ap- proved security required. A di nt at the rate of ro per cent will be a On all sums over $10 tor cash. JAM McNEIL. H.D. Sairuson, Holden, Mo. 444t Auctioneer. MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING The AMERICAN CLOTHING HOUSE. At a meeting held in Philadelphia, on Aug. 5th, 1889, of over 100 Westerm Merchants, from the principal towns of Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin and Kansas, an organization, ealled the WESTERN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, was formed for the purpose of buying goods in large OCTOBER 2. 1889. NO. 45 GRAND FALL OPENING. :_OF": impure Bleed the Cause of Bhematism. How it Should be Treated to Effect a Permanent Cure. The su importance of i- fying essa = of i ora leceased liver and kidneys to th: one of great study, the results of which have enabled us to present to the afflicted Hibbard's eumatic Syrup, a combination of the best known remedies. Prepared by the Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. By cures unprecedented, it has proven its right to the title of “The Greatest Blood Purifier and Kidne: and Liver cure ever discovered.” Ve challenge any medicine to show an appreciation at home like that which has been poured upon Hib- bard’s Rheumatic Syrup. DEER CREEK HERD OF PURE BREED REGISTERED CHINA ‘arm mile north and three miles east of town. spection and correspondence solicited. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the eo Miller, deceased. that I intend to make final settlement thereof, at the next term of the probate court, in Bates county, state of Missouri, to be held at Butler, Mo., on the lth day of November, 1889. R. W. NELSON, Administrator. quantities direct from manufactures. sent a capital of near 5 million dollars, and buy about Four neillion dollars worth of merchandise annually. Of course, such an organization, buying in such very large quantities, can command the very lowest Rock bottonr prices. figures—especially so on over coats and under wear. This organization Saved us from 50 cents to $2,00 on every overcoat; and we propose to give our customers the benefit of this saving. Our stock was never so large as now; and we propose to sell this large stock, or know the reason why. located two miles | - We guarantee our prices lower than any store in Bates county—JVone excepted. Below we quote a few of our W. M. A. P. (Western Mer- chant Association Prices.) A childs satinet suitfor a dolla7|A boys Vermont gray over coal would be A childs $2. for A childs all wool black worsted suit | cheap at $2.00 A boys A boys all wool cassimere suit for! $5.00 our former price $7.00 A Mens’ Our lines of $10, 12.50 and 15 00! from the firm from whom bought! Genuine calf faced mitts 25¢ suits are very strong. They are; our underwearstock and of course,| Best line of gloves in Bates men’s all worth $3.00 for $3.00 fancy worsted for $2.50 black worsted for $3.50 wool cassimere suits |On underwear we can do you good. | at $6.00 bargains at the money. best grade satinet suit | 00 i suit! yfen’s all wool over coats at $6.00| suit | Our buyer was present at this meeting and is a member of this organization. Read every word. Never before were we able to buy our stock at such low These 100 merchants repre- 3 to $ on these goods:— | 4 | you | 25 cents | for $1.00 will give good service. ee Pers BEsenmene 1A boys wash satinet over coat for’ 2.00; sold last year for $3.00 |Our $3, and 4.00 boys’ over coats | are perfect beauties. j “all wool red undearwear 50c | ; Mens’ merino underwear 25c others \ will ask you 50 cents for same | grade | Mens’ all wool red flannel under- | 'Men’s over coats from $1.75 up. | wear 50c—not the cheap slazy red | H | others sell at this price; but their | 75e grade | | game as we sold last year at $8.00 | Mens’ brown mix wool underwear! 75e | | Our Melton & Kersey over coats at worth $1.00 } 26, 10; 12 and 15, are much: lower! Switz Conde’s all wool, non-shrink- than any former year. These ; goods will repay an investigation. | Ber picnic enau | Red wool mitts Our association bought $300.000! 15e \lots direct from manufactures—have jsold evght cases of this one hat. ' a sold everywhere at $1.50 | Some of our customers have worn 75¢ Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvelofpurity Wool jeans pants strength and wholsomeness. More eco: than the ordinary kinds, andcannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold onlyincans. Roya. Eaxixe Powper Co,, 106 Wilst..N.Y a ‘33-486 T. W. LEGG THE: BUGGY MAN KEEP EVERYTHING IN Best overall in the world All wool blue flannel shirts Best 50c unlaundried shirt Best 25c wool sock on Earth 75e 25c 25¢ Mens’ wool hats (good grade) 50c We buy our $2.00 fur hats in case T5e Mens, fur caps Boys’ wool caps Boys’ wool hats out as many as three of this hat and buy the same hat over and over we struck rock bottom—can save | county again. They say it is the equal of any $2.50 hat in the market—Try bales for No. 408. :-THE-:- Note the above prices and then come in and see the goods. You will find them as represented. WE WOWT BE JUST OUT AND HAVE SOMETHING BETTER FOR A LITTLE MORE MONEY. Tellall your friends and neighbors, quote these prices to them and bring them along. to see these goods before buying. AMERICAN CLOTHING NORTH siDpt Bates County Elliot Pyie , Batier Wood & Gilmore Adrian M. Otto Smith e C.D. Moudy ¢ J.N. Bricker BUGGY LINE. Tops, Cushions, ——WHEELS, DASHES, &c.,—— Eas room \ron block, STOP AND READ J. R. Patterson haying purchased the north side Barber Shop, I hope to re- tain all tormer customer da tair share ot the public geneaily. Special attention given to Ladies an childrens ha‘r cutting, and also, Pompadour hair cutfing a specialty. Barber supplies always on hand. Be sure McElree’s Wine of Cardui and THEDFORD’S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in B, R_ Crawford