The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 9, 1892, Page 6

| \ eT eanes Sint oe A BOLD ROBBERY. Express and Mail Car Rifled in Three Men Get $1,700 From a Spear,| from the Nation. Three Minutes. The Scene in Alabama. Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 1..—Full details of the train robbery which occurred the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road just south of Piedmont, Ala., at iidnigh 1: night were received here to day. As the south bound express was pulling out of Piedmont two masked men quietly the forward platform of the baggage car next to the engine. Two miles down the road, at Patona water tank, and when the train was under full head- way, they entered the baggage car | and the baggagemaster with pistols, compelling him to lead them into the express car. Messen- ger Rogers had heard them coming, | and, growing apprehensive, drew his pistol, but the robber began firing into the top of the car and Rogers was forced to give up. AT THE MUZZLES OF REVOLVERS At the muzzles of pistols they compelled him to open the safe, emptying the contents of it intoa bag. The express company says the robbers only got $800. The rob- bers then marched Rogers and the on boarded covered baggagemaster into the mail car and made the postal clerk throw up his hands. The registered pouches} were cut open and their contents emptied into a bag. The robbers pulled the bell cord as the train neared Dompman’s Sta tion, and as the train slowed up they backed out the door and stepped off. Engineer Green and Conductor Jones became acquainted with the situation about this time and began firing at the robbers, who returned the fire as they fled through the woods. They raounted horses and escaped. The amount of money that the registered packages contained is not known, but is estimated anywhere from $100 to $2,000. Two hours later a posse was on the trail of the robbers and at day- light came up with them 20 miles} away in the mountains. fight ensued but so far as was known no one was hurt. The government and the express company detectives | have been sent to keep up the pui-| suit. The robbers are believed to} be the same parties who held up the East Tennessee train Ga, two months ago. Another story told by the train men is that the robbers pulled tie bell cord just after the trai left the tank, and when the train slowed up| at a little station called Dompmans | they appeared in the express car and made the messenger deliver They then went into the mail car and got a lot of valuable packages. | The whole thing was done in three | A running near Rome, minutes. Express messenger J. H. | Rogers is certain there were only two men, but he does not know whether they were white or black. | Patent medicines differ—One has reasonableness, another has not. One has reputation—another has not. One has confidence, born of success —the other has only “hopes.” Don't take it for granted that all patent medicines are alike. They! are not. Let the years of uninter-| rupted success and the tens of thou sands of cured and happy men and | women, place Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription on the side of } comperison to which they belong And there isn’t a state or territory | no—nor. hardly a country in the} world, whether its people realize it | or not;‘but have- men and women in! them ‘that’re happier because of} their discovery and their effects. | Think of this inhealth. Think of} itin sickness. And think whether you can afford to make the trial if} the makers can afford to take the/ risk to give your money back, as/| they do, if they do not benefit or cure you. Philadelphia has a* mysterious case of supposed leprosy that raises the inquiry whether the disease is of spontaneous origin. Shiloh’s Vitalixer _is-whatt you need} tor constipation, loss gt appeite, dizzi- ness, and call symptoms ot dyspepsia | Price 10 and 75 tents per bottle. Soll/ vHLT ucker. 3 A firebug at Cleveland for two! weeks has made daily attempts to tire business blocks, settivg 25 fires in one day. Sleepless nights de miserable by | thatterrible cough, Shiloh’s. Cure the remedy for you. Sold by H L Tack. | er, druggist. | About 15 | Electric Bitters jof Worland was | Frank (cured jit. Sold at H. L. RO BEERS. ville Bank and Also a Fight. Spearville, Kas., Nov. 1.—About 2 o'clock this afternoon two men en- tered the Ford County bank at this place and with drawn revolvers! robbed Cashier Baird of $1,700. their haste the robbers overlooked | alarge sum in the vault. A con- federate held their horses while the two robbers entered the bank. As the robbers yan out of the bank and jumped into their sa‘dles a party of hunters came along the bold robbery opend fire on them. fired but no one was hurt on either side. The three robbers rode south, but were soon overtaken and learning of shots were by a mounted posse who had started in pursuit. Another battle which many shots were exchanged, running eusued in but the robbers managed to escape. Itis not known whether of them were wounded or not. One of the robbers was a medium Ik any sized man, with two, wee growth of sandy beard and wore dark clothes | and a white hat; another wasa young man, small and dark complex ‘ioned, with small dark moustache and dark eyes, the third dium sized, rather young Was ne with dark mustache, dark clothes and light hat. A reward of $450 has been offe ed by the owners of the bank for the The bank capture of the men bank is oue of the several Soule & Muneell. owned by pecimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was troubled with neuralgia and and rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill., had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and hisleg is sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba, O., bad five | fever sores on his leg, doctors said le was incurable. One bottle re ly. Sold by H L Tuck » druggist. ¥ irginia Items. Joe Arbogast and mother of Reavly was up one day last week shaking hands with old friends. Come again Joe glad to see you.... | Miss Minnie Conaway has C W Wolfe's to Hedger has got his house in mabape at last gone to work... and will have a dance some jtime this week....Andy Arbogast has just gone home.... Virgil Jen- kins made a flying trip to Kansas City last week..Mrs J E Ar.nstrong over ona visit last week... O M Drysdale and family spent Sunday in Foster....J W McFadden has a put a new roof on dwelling....Win work on the roads. . his Bateman is doing fine Howard appealed his corn suit to a higher ccurt....O M Drys- dale sells for cash from Nov Ist; it will pay you give him a call....A E Biggs spent the first of the week in Hume....A J Park butchered last Saturday, NELs. Miles Nerve & Liver P ills. Act on a new principle—regulating the liyer, stmoach and bowles through | the nerves. A new discovery They cure billiousness. d taste, tor- es and constipation, Sp for men, woman and children: allest, mildest, surest i speed did ts nples tree at H L Tucker’: ¢ Store, 24-1 yr iwin, of Timmons ville, S. C.. whipped his 7-year old stepdaughter with a strap for 2: minutes. She is dead and the sher- iff gét Goodwin into jail as a mob was fo rming. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure | 1s sold by us ‘ona guarantee, It cures consumption Sold by H L Tucker. Mate Filers of the cruis- Gunner's er Philadelphia has been promoted | to chief gunner for an act of bravery on board ship in peer euelDs: at the ‘risk of his life, sparks from reaching | the mag That Drugstore. Two masked robbers “held up” the south bound train on the East j Tennessee, Virgima and Georgia railroad and after a battle robbed jthe mail and express cars. A posse foseccce the robbers and gave battle. Tol; and one box Buck- | jlen’s Arniea Salve cured him entere- John |} 30 doses for] ged him | Lone Oak Items. | John Briden bas just returned | .- Uncle Ben Pow-} A chrisauthenum luncheon given by \ell’s house and all its contents were |@ rec ent bride toher m f honos | burned Friday afternoon...,Bob/and bridesmaids a few before Jones and Wm Dewes and wife will) the wedding was a simple but taste- | start for Colorado Wednesday where | ful affair that was not whol Ny eclipsed | they expect to reside in the os the elaborate of B E s|ing cere visit... Mi iss |of « chrys A Chrysanthenum Breakfast New York Times. ! sess of the suceeed- A tail banquet lamp al stem and bow!, with a | Lina Briden has been up to Butler | shade of white silk sown thickly ov-| -Steve Eckles Vaown By Sunday on a | lat the bedside of 1 sister, Mrs | er with pink chrysanthenums, stcod |Keeser, who is very sick....The|i mie center of a square of |F /&L. Us hada fine time at Wil-jsbeeny linen on which were embror jlow Branch last Friday night. | dered in irre ches more of| | Miss Ida Padley is still on the sick) the blu fiowers. The jlist....We are glad to see Uncle} table of 1 ‘mahoga was | Billy millones abl e to be out again | bare of cloth save for this ecuter ....Mr Saturday of Rich Hill has} piece and plate doilic sat each cover | | i | | moved on | | to the old Hill farm.... | with heavy sealloped borders of the NM Nestlerode and family of Vir-| pink chrysanthenums. A single ginia, visited the family of Mr. Bri- | bes autiful specimen lay at each plate for Infants. and Children. “Castoriais so well adapted to children that as superior to apy prescription > H. A. Ancerr, M.D., 311 So, Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoa, Eructation, Kils Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di cestion, Without injurious medication, Tue Centace Compwsy, 77 Murray Street, N. ¥ FOR FORTY CENTS | success in the school room. | and a final effeet was the + i E | plauded One of the flow — ieree as a breakfast plate, and ma Killed By a Quack. of pink paper, was handed r Cincinnati, O, Nov. 3.—A most |resting on a fluted shaped silver Aa Ly shocking case of walpractice was Re pcre its sle nder obike el brought to the coroner's attention | ROM i EEE Gl Gils 1a : : the guests were bidden to pull the to-day in the case of a little | each did to tind ae Aas last ight. A/ dainty hairpin showing a chrysan man named Gustave Hener, who|thenum of gold and enamel—the does not pretend to be a physician, | bride's gifts to her wedding attend-| = Jants. bat who claims to cure certain dis-| st ap as huneh- |} | bell; so vack girl who died eises, was called to treat her for| RHEUMATISM CURED IN DAY dropsical consumption He steam-| “Mystic Cure’? for rheumatism and a : nevralgia radically cures in 1 te 3 days ed her legs over a tub of boiling | foucion apon Abdi aiteayy ae ble It removes at once tt immediate ly ue first dose greatly benefits and mysterious, | cause and the app water until she was literally scalded to death. sease dis- She lingeredin great tor ture a few hours after the hot bath.}75 cents. Sold by J W Morris, druggist —_ ps Butler, Ane firty Now Try This. Chicago wholesale grocers have tiwtlcoet you celles (onl wal |refused the rebate plan of the Sugar surely do vou good, if you have al 5 cough, cold or any trouble with Trust. throat. chest or lungs. Dr. King’s English Spavin Liniment removes all New Discovery for consumption,|piard, Soft or Calloused Lumps. and coughs and colds is guarauteed to | Blemishes trom horses, Blood Spavins, give relief or money will be paid | Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, back. Sufferers from la grippe | a Sprains all : Swollen Throats, found it just the thing and under Poouens, eve 10) be tec, or oue : 3 bottle, Warranted the most) wondertul its use had a speedy and perfect re-! Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by J covery. Try a sample bottle at our) W Morris, Druggist, Butler. 2ney expense and learn for yourself just | re : how good athing@it is) Trial bot-; An exploding steam pipe on a tug tle free at HL Tucker's drugstore, | boat at Brocklyn sealded three men j Large size 50¢ and Ito death. | = | ilave Letr the Ageney. hould hot be.without it. 3 Sioux, City, Ia., Nov. 3.—Word Uy ase aoc OCICS | : e consumption in it. It j was received from Deputy United k 3 oreven 4 generations. necessary {States Marshal | Pine Rid George Bartlett at combat \ cough when ch to ge agency, South Dakota, all their ilroad stores. buying provisions at the | r: They are laying in) Sold by HL. Tucker. and the ac 5 Order of Publication. a store of amunition is believed to be tile a sure sigu of hos- antention Arbvica Bucklen’s t The Best Salve in th inty_ of n E Trow tor al Salve, Order of Publi atio’ Now comes J Enuni e world for Cuts : . : T > Teen. amin F sresents to Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever | apauin F = spree r fee | Sores, Tetter,Chap ped Hands, Ch | the sale of s0 much of the T e of \ as will remai et unpaid for orno eed to give pertect s | or money refunded. Price | For sale by H. L | — - as aforesaid has be es required by law whereof it is or- persons interested in the € notified that app n made, contrary be shown on or before cts per box Tucker, druggist. | Young Rufiians. the first day Springfield, O., Nov. 3.—A gang | ty of the Walen- college perpetrated a brutal sale ofthe whole, orso much of the real | fmasked students ie outrage last evening upen a student IW. C. Prigsley of South Charleston. | the payment of saia deDts: | ordered, that this notice be the next term of this court, and that a copy of siding in Bates prior to the fir county at least ten day ofthe next term a9 * j court. thrown under a hydrant | {Vt o¢ MISSOURI} ,, and held for five minutes until County ot } | thoroughly soaked. jtied him him flat to a rail and, The gang then | beat- jing him the face en r in toa ereek and after she x: part of his head threw him, still into the finally brought heip. ulty will inve | helplessly bound, water | where his cries Thef | The Homelest Man in Butler | As weil as the handsomest and others e invited to call on any druggist and a trial bottlé ot Kemp’s Balsa nroat and lungs, y ng entirely on its own m is guaranteed to relieve and cure all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bron- | chitis and consumption. Large bottles | soe and $1. gate. | r s | 2 by the pro- » Missouri. st said es- em for allow- one year after may be pre- | ance to the administrator 1 wit | the date of said letters, i from ar claims e date of from forever barred. tor the s se h day of Oct. I= DELIA BECK, Administratrix. a ls | i | Adumunistrator’s Notice. Notice is | hereby given. that letters testa- | mentary on the estateof W H Wayland. de- : ie SEE | ceased, were grant © the undersigned on | Good Law tor Miners. the 15th day of 0. | Bates county, Mo ‘All pereons havi tate, are required Lehigh. I. T. 3.—The Choe | taw council Geist passed a bill coupelling al mining compauies to Nov. weigh their coal before screening and to pay their miners every two weeks It only waits the sanction of the United States Indis rtment It will be a great an dep to become a law aid to the miners of the territory, in- creasing their pay. Jerry Simpson was hanged i in effi-| gy at Witchita, Kas. : den Sunday....Corn around here | #2 nd pinkice was served ina skillful i 1 its f +] 5 jis averaging 25 bushels to the acre |1¥ COMtrive imitation of the same Miss Hattie Bail tonal Chece hones boubons a ss a ie ley, yur 2a CL Py 18 4 ¥ | be Res abeeete tree age exener, 18 fand small iced cakes demonstrated | well liked and is having te finest | | the further copying art cf the caterer | ilways to | to day, that some part of the Indians ee ore ¥ - Sea | prious en the lungs. jthat recently sold their crops and | und Syrup when taken stock to the government have left | evgu ee ge in every jthe agency and are in camp at some tion of the] distance from the agency. They re- beable fuse to trade at the agency and are | cro anied by the ate ation | and unless the of the next term of this court to be held on the fonday of Nov next,an order will bemade for 2 of said deceased as will be sutficient for and it is further published in some newspaper in this state for four weeks before this notice be served on each of the heirs re- | 8 of this { ‘Yeu wrill rsceive the best (Best Weekly PAPER IN THEE WEST, ~ THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY TIES FROM NOW ‘TILL JAN. Ist, 1893, on 4OC | SAMPLE COPIES FREE. (@eao ‘ “7 O88 OF 6 ® oe “ © 6 a A & RR a ie 4 Soo 954 en B08 | ies Lex Ls YA 'o | @ UMEXCELLED - e \> | Hunicke 8R0S. i? ° m= BULLIGN == © | @ HAT. | | @ They are the Best for ae None cenuine without je le the money. the Trade Mar le e Hunicke Bros. i al \ Aq ae B. Ss ° |e HAT. e G MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY e <| HUNICKE BROS., ST. LOUIS, MO. ° SCCCSCOHTOHSGCOCECSESEEES . L. 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Thousands say Scott's Emulsion of pure Norwegian cod liver oil and hypophosphites of lime and soda has cured us of consumption in its first stages. Have you a cough or cold acute or leading to consumption? Make no delay but E take Scott’ mulsion cures Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Scrofula, and all Anaemic and Wasting Diseases. Prevents wasting in children. Almost as le as milk. Get only the genuine. Pre- pared by Scott & Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by all Druggists.