The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 26, 1888, Page 7

AND A FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS FARM MACHINERY, TOP BUCCIES SPRING AND FARM WACONS. Store, East Side Square. Sole agent forthe Rockford and Aurora watcher. in Gold, Silver and Filled_Cases, very cheap. JEWELRY STORE, Is headquarters tor fne Jewelry Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, &c. What It Costs. THROWING UP THE SPONGE. Recently an Arkansas man wrote Congressman Breckenridge, of that State, to know the actual tax on a bill of goods bought by a represen- tative farmer for one ye The congressman supplied him a table with the articles mentioned from the ; actual purchases of Republicans Yield New York and Con- necticut—The Indiana Fight. Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 17.—| There wil! be a hand-to-hand _politi- cal vontest necticut. for Indiana and Con-} Post-office inspector R. | a farmer near DON'’S LONG HEAD. ‘and they were all highly pleased and umended b How He Won the Friendship of Gro- ver Cleveland. as eiand eland expressed hy The relations of Don M. Dickin- ! : son, postmaster and presi- dent Clevel L. Stewart returned to the city from | | Pine Bluff. To more fullyshow this | than those entertained between Mr New York state Sunday evening, | table let the reader suppose that our, Vilas and Grover. Vilas t were he had been a detective in the | farmer friend James Todd is the | have been persor Y objectionable interest of the democratic party. He | 42 and that the purchases were | to the president, but politi he | septic rushed into the state central com-|™#de from stores here in Nevada: | certainly Gis ue ee eee Se mittee rocnis of the Indiana democ- | ot sts ih ae = backwoc sai butit [smending with Clevelar rning and not seeing | Jan. %—To cassimere suit nase eg Mee 1 — Don aias | ever 8 ™ bien reporter who was present, blurted reoiecen u ~ $4 00 | in isconsin and } pneeo two | stand when the first ca outed! P nce he learned in | Feb-2—One bell coliar BO years ago that the president frown- | formed that he could have Se at le s€arned | Two pair plow lines zu . me ; : s a 2 this cucise manuer to secretary | OBC Pait boy’sbrogans.... 1 25 /ed upon the political schemes of Vi- [it.$but declined. The preside ad ene J | 17th—One box axle grease 10 : : : +? Mars!.: republicaus have giv- atone Avery plow Sh 1 las and the manner in which he] formed him that he should be con mere teri : ac! ards, 50c, 91bs.of . re en up New York. New Jersey, and 55. 105 thrust his ambition forward. sulted as to all the federal ap goin will make « stuj eudous fight to car- Tpair “Misses eo «| It was a Minnesota democrat re-} ments tobe made in Michigan and " Sin eae oe Ps March 1 shoes 81. i i i i 4 ry Indiana und Connecticut, which Ea 2.00 jo| turning from Washington in 1556 | that his “O. K.” on petition papers they ex, - + te Tend tenet gael stp a i. $|who pronounced Mr. Vilas to be | would be considered all powerful 2 a: nae Two vds calico, luc, : 20 ays i 5c8 a 3 eee oS Albeny where L worked myself into | One water bucket 2c, one ‘an egregious political ass.” As this William's Australian Herb Pills 3 : spool thread 5c tate et) 0 < “ “ ae a ie $ 2 a confidence on the strength of repub- april $0 Ibe ails Ge a 7 Minnesotan had just left the presi Ik ae <e peu nt bees constipated 5 2 |\—2 hate 65c, $1.30, Ob " 7 " ,} with Headache. bad breat OWS, mo lican badges, and was given to un- lawn 50c..... 190 31 dent the word mone forth that he appetite, look out your liver is out derstand that it came straight from ie Fae elie. 12 2 50 ace held the same opinion, and that is | roder, One box ot these Pills will - 2 5 ‘ds jeans Suc... 5 7 i is day. t les awad and make a the republican national committee. Hal f doz thread eet EG is oe — ta his es ce 35 ct What also gives this a color of One tel caper saucers se = ae : ee ae 3 Se bei = _Pyte & Cxemty, Agent. truth is the fact that John C. New Jane e—2 Pr mea? manoee AGE G a na: zr 088 ses “i See Easy to Answer. S “ = = = pr suspenders. . 75 20 Inaugurated, and In & Way . has returned home suddenly, even 2th “is ds Sink domiastis nT au race sea é ‘A i nee vublican party favors » central c i 5 = -2 cents.... 1d 2 K orever astandby o Le ® a the central committee not knowing of Joly 252 eulte apace ae 5 70| Bae = Free whisky. is comings F - ve = 8 Oil cloth 40e Oo ed rs 4 - : his comingand a new force of clerks | ig yds ginghame ioe. = a th actin ok Free tobacco, has been added in the republican | \co*ry comb and brush 30 1¢| The story of how hedidit is char- » oleomargarine ug .23—36 yds ba; 25 105 ager = ae leomargarine, eGruniites roomas (Ghanwnne Hone: |e enale tee ene ets a “ | acteristic of the man, and bears out ices naila 5c, 60... 210 59 : ate aii ton was ensconsed behind his pri- | Sept. §—141b8 nails se. 70 3] | the assertion often made that he is = ianportstigniol genie eine wate office door and could he ceen |v cscdatoecs oc 20 os | One of the most sagacious politicians | fy. immigrat 15 Sth—S5 yds bagging 7-8 ‘lbs in th ee ’ . . |in the country. by no one. ary eons ace a ’ , 5 And opposes About the democratic committee |1sason ics Just after the presidential elec- 10 yds Osnaburg lic. Oct.24—I suit jeans clothes 2 wool hats $1 and 81.50. 1 boy’s wool hat. 10 yds worsted 20c 13 yds worsted l7o. 1 set plates. 1 set goblets leet a rooms all was bustle. Members of the committee and prominent politi- cians from all over the state were rushing unceasingly and preparation for a great conference, of which neither chairman Jewett nor secre- tary Marsh would speak were seem- 35 yds bagging 1 bundle ties. Total. 333.50 Spectacles of all kinds and for all ages; also fine Opera Glasses. You are cordially invited to visit his establishment and examine his splendid display of beautitul goods and the low prices, ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED quito nettin at being so feels it he does not !oob esac Ask for the * FISH BEAN D> St does not have the FIs!) in BIC : MONEY ! 00 AGENTS WANTED en Million voters with the only official lives of AT ONCE TO SUPPLY GLEVELAND AND THURMAN By Hon. W. U. 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Prepared by |G. Gc. BITTNER & CO. TOLEDO, OHIO. {SOLD Y J. EVERI NGHAM. Eo yre ingly being made. Everything points to a hard, energetic fight for Indiana, and if appearances mean anything Indiana is considered the greatest factor in the present cam- paign. Mr. Jewett, democratic chairman, said, in regard to the report that the republicans had given up New York and New Jersey, that they had at last only admitted the truth. The fight would undoubtedly be most hotly contested in Indiana, although he couldn't see why they should so soon give up two states in which the combined democratic majority some years ago was less than in Indiana alone. It showed clearly, he thought, that the republicans were weakening all along the line. When asked the reason of so many prominent demo- crats from all over the state congre- gating in the central committee rooms he said the campaign had just opened and they would now begin the work in good earnest, and then turned it off and said the men only happened to be in the city. The republicans claim to know | nothing of the report concerning either New York or New Jersey. | Secretary Delle of the state central committee said the last advices from the former state were to the effect: that it would go in their favor from 30,000 to 75,000. He said it was preposterous to claim that they had | given up hope of carrying New) York. Senator Voorhees recently gave out a challenge to any republican of standing to meet him on the tariff. | made higher by reason of this tax. Maj. Calkins, last republican candi- date for governor, said he would ac- | | hold of whichever end of the dilem- | this tax in such a way, however, that | cept to-day. Governor Grey most | unmercifaliy skinned Calkins four | Say Mr. Todd buys $101.55 worth of goods in one year, it must be ad- mitted that $33.80 is a pretty heavy tax to pay on that purchase. Yet it is just what he and every other farmer in Vernon county is paying to-day, under our republican pro- tection system. Yet Mr. Kimball says in opening the campaign, that the difference between the democrat- ic Mills bill and the present system of taxation, only amounts to 83 cents for Mr. Todd. In the face of this, other republican orators say the democrats are free traders. Canany mathematician figure out the con- sistency in these fellows? If it costs Mr. Todd $33.80 tax on a purchase of $101.50 worth of goods, then Mr. Kimball is mistaken when he says a reduction of 7 per cent would only save him 83 cents. Again if Mr. Kimball is right in saying that the Mills bill would only save Mr. Todd 83 cents, then these other republican orators are doing some gigantic An- anias work, when they charge the | democrats with being free traders. | Republican brethren, you can take ma you choose. If farmers paid a direct tax to the | government no man could get their votes who would advocate the pres- | ent high rates of taxation, which is bringing $100,000,000 into tne fed- eral treasury above what is necessary to run the government. They pay it is hard for them to appreciate its enormity. Everything they buy is The day of awakening is at handand ; the real robbery of this republican |. high protective system is being | | understood by all intelligent farmers. years ago in joint debates so that ; —Nevada Democrat. Cz es will hardly agree to meet Calk: wants Porter to take up the let. gaunt- Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts, s,Sores, Ulcers,SaltRheum Fever Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- tiv ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Ett ranteed to give pertect satisfaction | ney refunded. Price 25 cts per bo For sale by Wails & Holt, the druggi Miss Louise Chandler Moulton re- | cently visited Mr. Wminburne and | found him looking almost younger than when she had seen him ten} “He looks so full of } | years before. life and vigor, such light was in his | eyes, such “warmth in his smile, that | one felt time bad nothing to do with him, and he might go on living and | working forever.” ins threw up the sponge before | half through the canvass. | After a careful analysis of General | Harrison's letter of acceptance, it ap- He is too small. Voorhees | pears that the most striking point of | his campaign is set forth in the fol- \lowing sentence: “The inspection jand regulation of the manufacture | and sale of oleomargarine in impor- tant.” | cover that oleomargarine isa greater factor in the present campaign than | free whiskey or taxed blankets. Warxer’s Loc Canry Ruwepres.—‘Sarsapa- rilla,” Cough and Consumption | Remedy —<Hops and Buchu,” —“Ex tract,’ —Hair “Liver Pill ” Tonie,”— (Porous Electrical), — | for Catarrh. They are like Warner's "—Plasters, ‘Rose Cream,’ “Tippecanoe,” the simple, effective i remedies of the old Log Cabin days. what he had done with their checks | tion, Mr. Dickinson, tl It remained for him to dis- | Cheaper blankets. Cheaper lumber, Cheaper nails, tion of 1884, and when the was still in doubt as to New York had gone. then at Detroit, conceived the idea that the president might need money country how Jickinson, y 1 Dickinson Cheaper clothing, Cheaper prov Cheaper arti Wh —Ex Rumors were afloai that the publicans intended to contest New York, carry the election to the court and by a repetion of the acts of 1576 prevent the democrats from winning the race. re- ich px Merit Wine. We desire to say t that the Dickins developed an original plan to aid Hearing these and knowing Cleveland would need money if contest was commenced, mn him. He telegraphed Peter Marquett, as follows: “Will you go in 2 deal with me $15,000? Wire at once.” He sent no other information than this to White. White, of the Druggists. for There has been m but the latter wired ! 3 back that he was in for $15,000, and f the Irish In- by the next mail forwarded his check iation, which has for that amount. Dickinson next 2e Out squarely in favor of Cleve- called on G. V. H. Lothrop and W Jand and Thurman. The president, Edward J who called : Claronden hb B. Moran, of Detroit and asked them towe. is the deme if they would go in a deal with him at $15,000 each. They promptly handed him their checks for that amount. but without gaining any knowledge as to what he intended todo. Having secured $4 | manner he added to the check for $15,000 from himsel f pecking his grip he took the tran for New York. He went directly to Albany. the president was, and calling at the executive department, sent card which read: rat against the ‘leveland, versistently « after he dency by organizing in twenty-four ‘ New York and “asingly for the ele The Irish ar issues > a candidate clubs next where “Don M. Dickinson. Detroit. Peles! Itching Piles Mich.,” Mr. Cleveland was in and re- jceived him at once. The two had never met, but the president held out his hand, with the rem “Though I know y ark: time I have hal———" “No matter, Mr. Cleveland. in Don, “I do not — to take y | time, for I only came on | br lam from a repu which posses democrats in the lieve that you and I am here to prove it derstand the republicans 1 contest your electio were | 1} probably need money to your case, and in evidence f democracy I am authorized to saan you these checks. Good day, He laid the four checks in ‘hands of Mr. Cleleland and without giving him a chance toreply, left the room, and within an hour his way back to Detroit. What Mr. Clevelandthought when , he read the name attached to th ' four checks is not to be told. How well he was gratified subsequent events have proven. Home again. Dickinson White, Lothrop and Moran us to was on; power is stated t se in