The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 22, 1890, Page 7

AMATEUR BANDITS. qne Night Missouri, Kansas and Texas Express Held Up. Fort Scott, Kan., Oct. 10.—The' midnight Missouri, Kansas and Tex- A LEVEL HEAD The Adyantage of Presence of Mind In ! An Emergency. During the late strike on the New Havi the Trustee's Sale. and Roi. as passenger and express train going | York Central railroad, the militia Se nee ea south was heid up to night and rob-| were ordered to be in readiness in: 0) DS 7 Pa 5 = ped by four masked men this side of ‘cage of a riot, but they were not ' assaic Missouri. . Schell City, Mo, at the Osage river | called out. TET Te ao oT Goa eee | ye : Ru : ce oriceaeinicls water tank. In an interview, Gov. Hill said the % 2 i iZ : : are } 5 7 s§, Asthe train was slowing up to/ troops were not to be called upon ple od the stock and fitted up the store re Ist of i sore until the = of ’ ‘ ; ” > . : a soo. permit Mam-! take water, the engine was mounted except in cuse of an emergency. The shape and I would be vlad to h I my old friends 2 : rea at ‘: ° _ , jf : Sa ip Mon hy eae Se a serve Mares & more from either side by burly looking | emergency had not arisen, therefore lana ne colt. Mares stinenon | call and see me. cag Mares e roughs armed with shot guns and | they would not have to be ordered ae be pastured free py theretore . . 3 for “ aaah nn sr of said note revolvers. out. He remarked that this was the PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. for 18 day Twill not be ons of sata The engineer was compelled to! first great strike w sais he bad = ‘ foosin) for accidents or escapes, o sell the & 1 tg ike with which he had IT will guarantee my p € is tot by but wi ‘ t » . . | * & a “e Ub tices OL gouds to be as LOW as an put db Use due caution to pr ait pubiic ven- dimsount, and under cover of shot experiencd, and he did not propose zi v1 = i ws ih Ped : = the sae ford ee a guns tokuock for admittance at the |to lose his head; the point at which store in the city. Call and see me | stables court house, | : { . - Gunty of Bates express door. there had been serious trouble wi | Cuas. S. Coxe ae ae ee ee ie JA A) T.L.. PHETTyYSs. au A FEW PACK4GF3 THROWN OUT |at Syracuse, and there a deputy sher- { Order of Pane . October, 24th. 1890, sian ; 2 Oe | = = = | rof hiea' : The messenger opened the door, | iff had lost his head and precipitated STATE OF MISSOURI, 7 vursot Q o’clock in the and he aud the engineer were order-|an encounter. County of Bate S hou afternoon | he probate co ses of satisty- edtounload. They threw out afew| ‘The strike continued several weeks r De eee ena : eee : packages, of what value is not known | and there was riotous action at vari- ee } Bia omenar tow 45 Wo E. WALTON, ‘Trustee. aud finally satisfied the robbers by jous points along the road, but the I he GOOD LU Cc K Merchants tate of Richard Af deceased: prsacnte, to i t > rai ve py oe og the e t his petit y fo! order fu * = ——— stating that the train was not the! civil authorities were able to cope DEALEI IN | ErOrED CaHGHCOLLNE Gaal estate oreeil te: Noti f Final 1 one Which had money on it. | with it without calling on the mili-| ‘ |e il Bayandl astisty th comes ng | otice o nal Settlement The identity of the men was con- | tig, want faa yf msnets. pea nantee By th 2 all creditors and cealed by some kind of face black. The test of a man’s real ability Pe pemiacobicane; on am nen on pee nnis, Dubie at vat all persons in {deceased, be notified that ap vresaid has been made, and unles: ntrary be shown on or before the first | day of the next term of this court to be held on the second Monday of November next, der will be made fort much of the real estat be suflicient for the ment of said and itis further ordered that this notice be lished in some newspaper in this county restedin the ea- charge of said estate, | The similarity of procedure to| that recently enacted at Oiterville | lead to believe that it was the same gang. They were evidently novices | Groceries, Provisions. Queenswate and) who retains his | Shelf Hardware. ACORN COOK STOVES equipoise and exercises sound dis-| THE BEST IN THE eall on his good judgment and di cretion. s- ate court, in Bates county be held at Butler on the loth « per, 1, J. W ERNNIS Pontic ADMINISTRATOR our weeks before the next term of this | fertable. Successful 11 Remedice fall. Seid by F. HISCOX, art; and that acupy of said notice be served | ealy, 963 Breway, A. Write for book of preet FRES- on each heir and devisee of ssid deceased, liv- _ — jingin said Bates county ast least four 6 7 z DR.GROSVENOR The man an or- ale of the whole or so said deceased as will in the business. meade , lis to be relied on aud will be put to Missouri Fish Commision | the front. St. voseph, Mo., Oct. 5. ; 2 \ ‘ On and after the Ist of November} Men with level heads have the cernment at such critical junctures, | WORLD. prior to the first day of next term of this court as aforesaid. Ss i . * vin or alitia whic’ Fs * Sse ee « 1g 18 Opy 0 ecord, bd we will bo ready for distribution of staying qualities which do not falter EAL A substantiel copy of the recor RB ll P youg firsh. We have a large supply in the face of danger. Otis A. Cole, | edt Judge of Probate. e ‘Caps 1¢ Kinsman, O., writes: “In the fall feeling very ill. of June 10, 1890, | of 1888 I was I consulted a doc- tor and he said E had Bright's dis-| ease of the kidneys and that he | would not stand in my shoes for the of young bass, crappie and German carp at our St. Louis hatchery and of German carp and crappie at our St. Joseph hatchery. We do ship spawners, only young fry. Election Notice. Notice is hereby given that there will be aub- mitted to the qualified voters of Bates county, at a speciai election to be held on Tuesday, November 4th, 1890, to build a county jail at Butler, the county seat of said county,said jail to cost, The Celebrated Wood Base Heater, And all the leading makes of PLASTERS. ‘ARE THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD. They cure Rheumatism, ‘Backache, Pileurisy an Heating Stoves. not all 1 . : = x & propositio The highest market price paid for Country Produce, and goods sold All persons in the state of Missou- es : on very close margins. Remember the place—the big ‘Horse Shoe’ oul Wigner cate 000) oa See rnones sae atee ri desiring to stock ponds should ap- state of Ohio” But he did not lose} past Side of square. Solera volvation of tie real, ail nares ply during November and December courage or give up; he says: “I saw . property (SS Rn ee to Jas. W. Day, Supt., St. Joseph, the testimonial of Mr. John Coleman, Harper & Atkison, iheicleneronexsuineson order yeratie Mo, or to Phillip Kopplin, jr.,|100 Gregory St. New Haven, Coun.) Butler - - - Missouri.| By Wi a ieeeee DG. ALL ACHES AND PAINS. 4520 Delmar Avenue, St Louis, Mo. and I wrote to him. In due time I ) i > *|- - ——___——_— - Dr. Groavenor's Bel are Purely Vegetable an: instantly and wever failto cure, vies Sans ic Plant Sheriff's Sale. faruiless. Re By virtue and in pursuance of a judgment and the same shall have prompt at- received an answer stating that the = . 5 a : nf - % a , : ine and not overdrawn in any partic- thereof, 1990, In a certatn action Im partition | [Sl by éruggtsts or malled on receipt of ate, No fish sent C. O. D. for cans. ine and not overdrawn in any partic wherein Robert S. Catron and Thomas J. Smith are plaintiffs and Abram Lazie et al are defendants, a certified copy of which de- cree has been delivered to me by the clerk of said court commanding me 8s sheriff of Bates county, Mo., te sell the real estate hereinafter described at'the November term, 15), of said court. Therefore, in pursuance of said judg- ment and decree, I, Charles 8. Ewin, sheriff ot Bates county, Missouri, willon Wednesday, November 5th, 1890, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and four o’clock iu the afternoon of that day, and while said circuit court is in session, offer for sale at public auction for cash, to the highest bidder, t front door ‘of the f Butler, ing deecribed real eatate, to-wit The west halfof the northeast quarter of sec- tion No. eleven (11) and the east haif of the northeast quarter of section No fourte allin township No forty-one (41) of ran thirty-two (52) in Bate ¢ OR & RICHARDS, ular. Mass. Terms as follows: For cans and cartage to the express offices, $1.25 will be charged; ~NEW MILLINERY. The Best Goods West of Chicago at the Prices Asked. THE FINEST STOCK OF MILLINERY IN BUTLER, ONE PRICE TO T took» good many bottles of Warner's Safe Cure; have not taken any for a year.” Goy. Hill i cassful man; he is cool and caleulat - ing and belongs to the class that do jnot lose their heads when is sent prepaid, send only 25 cents Send, in all or- when can HAIR BALSAM BE Cleanses and, beautifies the hatr. ¥ : char ecounted a very suc- by mail for cartage. ders, the name of —postoftice, county and nearest express office. elmergen- On receipt of three cents postage cies arise. Big republican clambakes are the fashion in Pennsylvania. They must be in honor of Senator Quay, who never opens his mouth any {than a clam. i i i the follow- we will mail yon a 100-page circular ne ow to Surface v INS. ‘The only sure cure for Co Wruggte, or HISCUX & CO. N. ¥, PIMRops _ CURE f" ASTHM how ou fish culture, construct ponds and feed fish. er pond are only fit for German carp. H. M. Ganrnicus, Chairman Mo. Fish Com. more 46-4 Sheriff's Sale. f a general execu- the clerk of the county, Missouri, re- mber, term, 1808, of” said A. ©. Garnicus, See'y, A Washington item says: Miss St. Joseph, Mo. ALL | Sanger, the president's stenographer, is the first woman to act in that — cae ‘f SCR “" y i. + \g. . > HIT \§ or ol » Great Wea- 7 Raminkablen Rescue. 2 ee pane ee NO DISCRIMINATION, A REASONABLE PROFIT AND c pane dlixectadl in favor otshe Ge absent cotarnh, Hay Fever, Diphtheria, Whooping pacity at the White house. She also HONORABLE DEALING, IS OUR MOTTO! Johy A. Lefker, [have levied and seized upon ¢ Colds, Mrs, Michael Curtain, Plaintield IIL. fills the position of private secretary | NORABLE DEALING, I5 OUR MOTTO: all right, title, interest and claim of, In and to Cough, Croup end Common nahes the statement that 6he cauwht , , ary the followin ribed Teal estate, situated in| ppeommended by Physicians and sold by Drag. cold, whien settled on her lungs; she |t0 Mrs. Harrison. Bates county. Missouri, to-wit, The south: | gince tarvsgnout tae wor, Senate mace was treated for a month by her tamily | =—=— MRS KES N forty-one (41) of range thirty-two (32), all in HIMROD MANUF’G co., physician, but grew worse. He told her Good Advice: ® ° T @ | Bates county, Missouri, Iwill, on SOLE PROPRIETORS, she was a hopeless victim of consump- Sth, 1890, ; | Wednesday, November 191 FULTON ST., NEW YORK. tionand that no medicine could cure} Several years ngo Iwas covered Orera Hovsr Corser : - - BUTLER, MO. between the hours of nine o in the fore. | oo her. Her druggist s ested Dr. King’s | a : oon and tive o'clock hi of that ae Z . 8 S : with-boils to sueh a xte Fi ib ws eck a nae : New Discovery. tor consumption, she |” D such amextent that my Ne ores ut hours | art. MORE THAR 2007 MORE THAL bought a bottle and to her delight round | life was a misery. After trying a num- Se eee ee events co tanavitie BOTHER STYLE! herself benefitted trom first dose. She | hey of other remedies without any continued its use and atter taking ten] 5 ‘ bottles, tound herselt. sound and well, | benetit I was advised by-a who now docs her own housework and is as} drugeist at Columbr ~§Sss , ggist: oluinbus tutry 5S 5.5. well asshe ever was.—Free trial bottles| “4 oo, Sy ot this g at any drug store | (Swift's Specific.) One bottle cured | ale is required, at p evend »the highest bid. | der for cash to s 7 ution and cost, ‘ CS. EWIN, é: Sheriffet Bates County. | & a a ponies Sto Niel MS 7 te - authority of a | STEEL? sani WH R E 4 I-2 cents per bushel at the bank. r ineagooet # | ig if Notice is hereby g large bottles socts and $t.00 jme entirely. I have not had a boil decree rendered in the circuit court of Bates | ee that each spool has Diamond trade maz SS ve pe % m a | <— z Tn Missonri, at its Ju term, i9”,| aanufactured only by Freeman Wire and Irc John Riley, a carpenter, while tear | since. To those afllicted with boils Ww is as administrator of Da-| 40.,8t Louis, Mo. send 6 cents for sample. 4 : z : | in e ae ee ees | Having leased land on Squirre Beck's farm about one balf mile north atlas a aide, *5a5— | ing up the half rotted floor in the) skin eruptions I give the s 5 sd : gies nar prom Pe nwa cateniedl et For Sale by R. RB DEACON al A ge : : 5 - wrette, defendants, I have le , » The kitchen of Mrs. Nolan’s house in Ur-| Ve DY wholesale druggist gave me| west of Shobe, will say that I now have a large quantity of coal mined | seized Ripon aniline aC Hig castes BUTLER <a = ee ,eaeg 7 = | court house in the city of Butler, Missouri GB ER, 3 bana, Ohio, found a small sack, mil-| take S. 5.5. and for sale. | pours of nine o'clock @. ™m and | This Coal will be sold at the bank at 44 cents per bushel. p.m. on Wednesday, November 5th, 1890, | expose for t public vendue, to t gh-| est bidder f. cash, the following ¢ tbed real estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, ral - viz: The west two-thirds of the southwest 2 ae. quarter of the southeast quarter of section sev- Shobe, Bates county, Mo. | oar township thirty eign (Sy and. Tange | | thirty (50), the proceeds of said sale to be ap- | | plied as directed in said decree } Cc. 8. dewed and dusty, which contained | David Zartman, Druggst. | about $5,000 in gold, silver and bills. | May 10, °90. Independence, O. | W iz JEN KINS | Both Riley and Mrs. Nolan claim the | A Prompt Cure. | LJ : j | money. de The rightful owners are} [was cured sound and well of believed to be Mr. ig Mrs. Fitz), case of blood poison by 5. 5. S. As a ag —— — = | soon as I discovered I was afiticted lyed inthe house. They went west) ith tne disease I commenced taking afew years and their whereabouts | sy ify Specitie (S. S. S.) andina EC ERE SES few weeks I was permanently cured. George Stewart. Shelby, Ohio. EWIN, 47-40 Sheriff of Bates Connty Notice is hereby given, That letters of ad-| maintecreson on the ey Tir ee \ : : deceased, were granted to the undersigned | Looking out over the many homes of this country, we see thousands 1 On the lth day of September, Isin, by the pro- : : . * . bate court of Bates county, Missouri | of women wearing away their lives in household drudgery that might be | “air persons having claims against said estate . are required to exhibit them for allowance to materially lessened by the use of a few cakes of SAPOLIO. If an hour | fhe administratrix within one year after the : * Py ° * eo date of said letters. or they may be prectuded is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face | trom any benetit_of said estate: and if such | because the toil is lightened, she must be a foolish woman who would hesitate to make the experiment, and he a churlish husband who would grudge the few cents which it costs. claims be not exhibited within twe years from | If your grocer sends you anything in place of SAPOLIO, send it _ CURE Bick Headache and relieve all the troubles ines Gent to » bilious state of the system, such a8 Dissiness, remarkable success bas shown iu curing SICK Hesfache, Carter’s Little Liver Pills ase cet ky in Constipation, curing and pee dt dinorderucl tbectomach atmvsate te liver and regulate the bowels, Even if they only Georgia believes in confining her | The state | penitentiary has 300 life time pris-| Treatise on blood and Skin dis-| oners. | vena ee Sree nies | eases mailed free. Robert Louis Stevenson is har-} SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga. vesting his genius now. He has sold | = hi ; : ey liveand haug on. - Ma- his last story in this country for | How they li : az $10,000, and he still holds his copy- |ior William @. Moore, chief of the ~ | Washington police, was private sec- bad people permanently. May 7, ‘90. the date of thie publication, they shall be for- | ever barred. This i%th day of September, Iso. | ELMIRIA RUMMY, | ‘Administatrix. | i 44-45 ven! “Public Aduinistrator’s Notice. | si | re to President Johnson back and insist upon having just what you ordered. SAFOLIO LUE Loriecer mae Ee errr Bacaaieoette is HEAD whoWell'svain 4 j Petey Oana ieenens gives satisfaction. On floors, tables, and painted work it acts like a ——. maiicon the znd day of September, | a Tie eicileaicalcauaeao Ue. he eal May Thank Her Stars. 4 charm. For scouring pots, pans, and metals it has no equal. Everything | Bates county, bes taken charge of the estate o ra 4 event is scarcely equalled by that pro-; The narrow escape ot Mrs. B. M. shines after it, and even the children delight in using it in their attempts "Ail persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for allow- ne date of said or- 4 from any benefit J claims be not exhib- the e of thi duced by the great Miles—the — Restorative speedily cures nervous change ot life, pain, du discovery ot Dr. | Searles, of Elkhart, Ind., from a prema- It|ture death is wondertul. She states that ,| “for twenty years my heart troubled me tb e@ wors Had smother- able in eo many ways that they will not be wil- Ting todo witbout ACHE | | ance within one year after | der, or they may be pree! of such estate; and if s y two years from to help around the house. Nervine. &® Grocers often substitute cheaper goods for SAPOLIO to make a better profit. sion in head, fits, s the | ing spells, short breath ering, could Send b ch articles and insist on having just what ve blues, neuralgia, palvitation, monthly | not lett had much "Es the bane of so many Uves the: hers ta where Pains, ete. acuse, N. Y.; burg, Ind., an Wooster, O sells be r cy ach, and i. Wwomake our great boast. Our pillecureit while ris FOR MEN IG RENGTH Pee ONLY! wavees R ohh LOST or F. 00 General and NERVOUS DEBILITY; feakness of Body a Efects and ae lof Errorsor Excesses in ( we Young, + large a es | Strengthen WEAK, 2 oN te Stcolbiely unfailing HOME TREATRENT Benet. tn moe CARTER Het Nerves | Hien tatty from O‘Staten sad Fecten Coantries, Write te: E SMALL Pi zs Deseriptiv proofs sealed) fre: BS bi jaa MW. erves tree. Soames ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N.Y. ig=. LERINGS OS | | t