The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 29, 1891, Page 4

BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES J. D. ALLEN Eprror. NOT CLEVLAND'S VIEWS. The FEx-President Declares the Stephens Statement DICK LIDDLE UNDER ARREST. The Ex-Member of the James Gang Charged With Murder. OOK dum , Whecler Mercantil (o., : ‘ | Embellished. J.D. SUE “ Cty VEGI Tet Diek Liddel. once of the famous AT DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED TERMS OF SUPSCRIPTION: New York, April 22.--Ex Presi- James gang, now a wealthy hors 4005 : dent Clevel when asked to owner on eas 1 tracks. Twho om Venera ne a pea puree every if Mr. Stepheus’ version of the Was recently in Kansas city s | fl p All 0 {| PETE TIN OWS, ern eee ae te ny FSGrE*® vergution with him and his state-, acquuintar was lodged s oid te ee ) : s @ acquuintan its ged in jail He Year tasceme Unter Ouer 25 ment of the latter's views on the sil at Richmond last day He was ar Gov. Francis has vetoed the po ‘ice protection bill passed by the leg islature. ———— The danger of war with Italy has ver question were correctly report ed, said: “I have just read the re port. It seems to me from my read- ing that it has been greatly embel \lished, and expressions are put into rested ou a charge charge arising from one ‘erimes attributed to band which, unt: the James, outrivaled ir overstocked ou some lnes for the next thirty days » the following low pr s for cash—Remember, for cash on!y—as my mouth that were never uttered ing, whatever the quest u some of the prices are below cost. now past. Last week their magazine | by me, but are expressions used by any which ever existed First comes the in Rome containing all their powder, another gentleman who was present! Phe charge upon which Diek Lid Queensware aud Glassware: pie 5 d While some of the opinions may be | del was arrested was i fig eee ee enen fie eee| 250 tons, exploded. regardelas partly my views upon Wood Hite, a ¢snsin _ Caps & Saucers § 60 now 0c per se What is bothering the republican the subject of silver coinage, there two miles from Riclonoud way 15 © SVe i i Ce a a billion | 8%¢ 80 many other expressions credit (in ISS2 1.00 * 65¢ party now 18 = esp a ne : "ed to me that it would require a con When arrested Liddle si 1 lit-' Plates 50 * 30Ue * dollar appropriation of Mr. Reed S| siderable weed out before the | tle concer: fie. said las ier aaa i ) bus:ness congress, a deficit treasury supposed conversetion would be | visiting acquaintances Seg AS and where all that surplus left by| strictly termed an aceurate roport. Richmond several d sar : ne i ne \ x t veople anc > tine an indiets Wiis re : Cleveland's administration has gone | L see 4 ¢ vod many “people and Mr. the thine an ind leh i | ; Stephens came to see me as a visitor over him. After er n Pitchers 20: I5¢ | . oo from a distant state I desired to ney he sail: “I b . 25+ We xc . P The republicans of Kansas could | treat hia courteously, es ne no trouble — g boud for niy rs BU 2c ae i mob aDnieil dhe votes of tlicie wires: scarcely fair treatment to me that he appearanc e ites that I eater Dishes 50 * 40c be : : : Ire 1 1 should run off to a newspaper office, tend to my usual business nutil tl a | That new tariff on dress —— jreport my supposed utterances and tine my case goes to tia 20 | LEADER DEERE KEYSTONE ‘ the support of the republican candi-| pJace me in the position of being in Wood Hite was one of themen p ae } 5 7] 5 : date by the colored women made terviewed by several newspaper men | who, some say.toresaw the dest: Bowls i 20¢ {ee Pe OS Ran Deus Deere ea sth ] veable and they |upon the strength of a garbled and/tion of the Jam s y and Lic | CORN PLANTERS, CANTON, BRAT -EY, | EERE AND BROWN CUL- } them totally unmanageable and they t eth H ‘ j pulitee le eee LSS OTANI, (AND) RSS RONECIESS En : “ tembelished report.” | briaded the members he deemed dis- 10e | TIVATORS, MEW DEPA = » DEERE TONGUELESS = went democratic to a man. lif Vegetable bowls 1 $1.00 TIVATORS, KEWANEF CHECK ROWERS WITH AUTOMATIC ‘ —eaill iia The above was read over to Mr. jloyal at the cost of his life. His, Yesetadie bowls 1.} 31 | AUORS a ane ale a EES EUS sie The patriotism of the American|Cleveland by the reporter and the | brother, Clarence Hits, was gives Sain gen bed 2 aoe i REELS, STEEL AND WOOD FRAME LEVER HARROWS { people makes presidential touring | president said: ‘That's about thirty tive years fore snplicity in the Bae dishes es Hae { _. a a — WHAT STEPHENS SAYS. feame afflicted with cousnu z ae = bn y q cca | Meee Reet Ae Bon fete ie teen ee pts A full line of shite ware at cost} SPRING TRIP CULTIVATORS, FOR NE GROUND. BARB WIRE 3 ; a tour through the country, would Stephens has returned from New) and he died in Kentuc es = line © a — at cosy SERING TRIE CUL sal pone = ce on pail : aa ‘ | be 1ecaived with enough enthusiasm | York and this morning was asked by | ——- —— Stand lamps at 25, 35 and 50 cents GRASS SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS ID zKR AND THE L/ eS i i : ‘te ‘ 6 Ge eae 27) Lotisiina Whites Will Protest. Large lamps $1.00 now $ .75 STOCK OF 4 to give him an eutirely erroneous im-|a reporter for his — - es story in| Nee Ona ars ss ae 550 = 150 v i ims reference to the published interview ee EECA Sea hee acne fee ae z HARDWARE CRO CE RIES sTo ES pression of himself. 5 é UPosters: hay oe as Base 300 © 2.00 - : : —_———- with ex-President Cleveland on the|{vstevs lave been ca = S ; 5 , * . ~. | yur e aris 5.00 3.50 5 ! The minority of the Western and | silver question. Mr. Stephens said ) thre Ue poue We ees hy « age Rancing lemos 3i00 “1.50 Glass and Queensware in Southwest Mo. i Southern State congress at Kansas | that he regretted that so much ha? (ee 8 ee \ * i ea ote 400 “ 200 : City bolted the convention when the | been said about the matter He had | a Petia tars crite Vania ce ” 6.00 © 4.00 F i seid : |not the slightest idea that Mr. Cleve (U8 Wee ne SpPOMualeny 20! ‘Glisaieate a3 Os 50) enne nn nl EICall | e 0 | adoption of the reselutions on the jing would have any objection to | Harr Bloch, colored, as postmaster tes sot Be ‘ ts ; ; tariff and money question was pro-| use being made of what he said. jof Ov lonsas, and to take such fur posed. It is useless to add the ii nority was composed of republican partisans. grand pa's hat. Under the benine in fluence of the McKinley high tariff wages. - Since the farmer can get 18 to 20 pounds of granulated sugar for $1 the tariff off as against 12 and 13 pounds a few months ago, the tariff on, don’t you think the Record a lit tle inconsistent in trying to cram down the farmers throat week after week that a high tariff is a good thing for the consumer. The Rec- ord knows better but it must stand He said that the published report of the interview were very inaccurate and if they had been submitted to | him before publication he would | the mistakes in the account of the interview. Hornellsville, farmers’ alliance convention met to day, the constitution. which is par tially that of the national alliance, | was read by resolution and adopted. The Ocala platform was adopted. Messrs Hicks and Maguire, the Knights of Labor leaders, who came here to address the alliance yester- day on the beauties of affiliating with the knights wanted to establish a N. Y., April 23.—j| When the delegates to the state! |ther. teps as exigeacies uf the ease | A various assorted line of lamp flues Ttas hard to say what) # 9¢ts. ; g forth. : large assortment of Tumbler, Gob- e ef the north have no | ets, open and covered Fruit Bowls, jimay r quire, jthis aay brs 1 The peuple Dish pans 50 now 35¢ 40 “ 25e ire Harrison and Unele Rusk : Pint cups 5c, quart cups 74, 4 gal 10c | Coffee pots 15, 20, 25 and 30c | Wash pans 10 and 15c Pie pans 8 for 25¢ 1 gallon tin pans 10cts each been constant | 5te¥ pans 20 and 30¢ The federal tariff ia | Dippers 5, 10 and 15c, and various The railroxd tight | other articles of tinware at the same ean take arecess It can be taken | rate of discount. up whenever necessary, while pro tected plutocrats must be iade to submit te justice now or never. — St. Louis Republic of the railroad cowpanies. — This is an old gume. The west hax been fighting the railraid companies for 20 years, and it has breught rail road tariffs down 50 per cent, while the federal tariff has ly increasing. the issue now. We will not slight the groceries and will sell 119 pound Extra fine granulat- i = = ——— zs =, [suc »as Preside atrison | fake Stands, and other glassware at i In this glorious country of ours, have stricken out fully one-half of it [Such trouble as President Harmison ay sie re ae < s on A D, C. MIZE, i in th d f the i f as it contained many embellishments. |/8 # !ittle partial as regarde the mat {PV per Cent Delow regular prices. i i je second year o: he reign 0. : 3 S zZ - | ter of >; Next ¢ 2. i i n econd y: relg He would not however particularize | ter of location Next comes the Tinware. t EMERY BLOCK, BUTLER, MO. Insurance & Land : ye talking a great deal of nonsense } and the great promises or the repub- Race Misia a a A cites REA a ye Geen Lae cs 30 © 20c i NE {K's ALLIAD o whicit howe does net conceal th = i lican orators and press. How does ee fact that they ae advising the went | 10 at stiamer buckets) ey Slee ACENT. ; i it come to pass that in the hot bed Sag if it must fight corporations, to let | 12 . * ee ps pal PN atic fi of protection, Pennsylvania, the work The Ocala Platform Adopted—Reforms | the tariff protected. plutocratie co: lao a per ines usr 8 Aa oe po Negotiates Loans on improved Bia sacspuice ot ERESTEEat low SSG Ree i ‘ ike f higher | of Various Kinds Called for. porations aloue, aud exhaust their! 77 aa P : « £ ¢ | farms and will rent and manage prop GER Gee i ing men are ona strike for higher ieteiesanitrying tolcntithe ce batal Yubular lanterns 1.00 50c erty for non-residents. Will give all \ y/ business entrusted to my care, my personal attention. _ Collections promptly :nade and remitted. Office | north side over Bernvhardt’s drug store. NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? Having purchased the stock of goods known as the fi rying out of the meat inspection law. t Tt adds that the report that only live swine will be admitted into Germa- ny is inaccurate. ed them from my druggist, - g ard obtained aimost immed: | 13 boxes Greenwich lye aterelief I began to rotice P that the scaly eruptions grad- 1.00 10¢ oF native of Wyoming county and is in politics a democrat. During the first Cleveland campaign he took the {stump in the interest of the demo-} > The other officers are | £80 taking the Remedies and in fenr or five} G& ** 1 Ib can spot cash B powder IN ually dropped off and disap. | 6 bars Clairette soap peared one by one until Thad been fully cured /6 + had the disease thirteen months before I be- | ‘ ; . {friendly if not a fraternal, combina i ed sugar $1.00 Grange store consisting of { by the republican party er lose his! tion with the alliance. but the dele-| Blaine is out of it: Harrisos is out | 21 pounds Extra C sugar 1.00 ji job shoving postal cards. gates were cold in it this forenoon | of it; Depew is out of it ;.|44 ‘Broken Java coffee 1.00 i aiiann parte d and did not indorse the proposition. | out ot it; Alger is out of it; cin |4 c eeaeedetton | re D RY i brs — yor and sh A telegram of fraternal greeting ley is out Git at ect Warwick 3 ei _ * porns 5 {i ure dead down on the farmer’ alli-| from 300 delegates in convention at | Clarkson states it inthat way. The! }* = ~— -00 ance, and are throwing every obsta- — agen read. “ jnext republicau canidate saat be | 20 if — | I desire to say to ny many friends that I have re- ‘le i f its progress possi- n the afternoon officers were says, be very vear a farin anda free | | ; ue ; : = : { ay pee, het po eciahaiaias elected and the St. Louis platform | gijyer man. ” Gees Ae aay 2 is sf a eo tea ne plenished the stock and fitted up the store room in : he : adopted asa whole There was not | of fate is pointing toward Iusilis?|? .., , Un Powder tea -00 tana " Nie net : 2 | to be an ally of the democratic par-| dissenting voice and those who | He or Pca l Raw ite re F isu _ = Be ee ee ee a 4 ; ty. Mr. Clarkson, president of the had laid their plans for state offices | quirements —Kaveas City Tim le : poi en call and see me. 4 . Tet . i , = | < { ounds Raisin Oi republican league of the United|were not given a show The knights} iirc “eg 5 ] ri seeihe seein in-ded- of labor and greenback giemeniene | me we « — Turkish prunes 1.00 PRODUCE %F ALL KINDS WANTED. i a : ident ae upmaae Come ceived a most generous set back and! MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN i¢ “| French “ 1.00 I will ; 2 ‘ ed president again will not be again heard of in alliance |, : : ji can Tomatoes 10¢ will guarantee my prices on goods to be as low as any : from very near the farm. The re | matters soon. Covered with Scales. Awful Specta-| 1* Trephy corn 10¢ store in the city. Call and see me { publican party oppose the alliance} The committee on resolutions de- | cle. Cured in tive weeks by the | > Blackberries ee) sas : Z | because the organization is positive- | clared os the se | Cuticura Remedies. LG — ak au "T’. Tz. PHT Ty ss. | . incipals of the re-| ™ent and maintained that the work | ,,,, ; al aifornia apricots aUc 1} ly against thes p acti pian of the alliance could be carried on cinpine ineseniae ett ngeeacire aes es ies grapes 20¢ | publican party on the tariffand the to more advantage by non-partisan | thought nothing of it until sometime later on. lepiee peaches i — ANE LOM “ars ~ RRS RRND PO. SASSO : when i .} Oo 100 kK ® i money questions. voting. Theresolutions were carri- rpotted on and which came of ‘in hayers an j1 + Alaska salmon lie ; ns : iastically. T Hiance | See rnc Pas te cae oid scratch every) 1 “ Columbia River salmon 20c : Berlin, April 23.—The Berliner ar es y a _ emer eS eeaies ee é Sardines, small Q5e } Nachrichten says the removal of the | *@Journec fo steet aiain on tie sec while were scratched off again |) « = i Fe hibitory 4 iT ES Ameri- | O84 Wednesday of November. | In vain did I consult all the | ~ Be large 25¢ r] r] :-" Nader Hay sisi arranged for as| Harvey Arnold, the president, isa = ae Lier op hepa 2 papers soda 15c } Can pork has bet 8 ar | Successful farmer in Arcade, Wyom \ allhopes ofrecovery. 1 hap- | 20 boxes matches 25¢ | Best in the World soon as the United States govern-|. = ott 1 « ened tosee an advertisment | 5 doz cloth : ; foc-th jing county, and W. C. Warner, the wl Franewspaper about your ca {202 Clothes pins 10c Awarded the med r ment issues regulations for the car- inewly elected state treasurer. isa ‘Wj ticura Remevies,and purchas- | 12 boxes powdered high test lye $1.00 | . eaencriss all o¢ | | White Blue India soap Senator Call, in his campaign for | cratic party. For CENTLEMEN. i : ks was entirel d. My diseas le Aa Genuine’ For LADIES. f re-election, declares that he is ready |Plain every day farmers, four of |Sccematand paoriaais know ofa great many i eather ar Beer ane 55 00 Hand-Sewed. 83 00** H to subscribe to all the theories of the | pe have been successful school | for the knowledge of them, especial y mothers | puns aie DBCS eal 54 0 Hand-Sewed Py - an somes . i. ‘ . . vit ¥ ptions on their Jouy 3: | Famers’ Alliance. He can do this teacher aged the con-|feotsaiomice Teasnotenren my tnanie|1 Stag bead = 0) ee 2.50 bgt ' however, without departing from, At Waco, Texas, the 23rd the con-/to sou My body was covered with scales ie Bee Dele pee 1 the truth or altering his creed, for| vention of the farmers’ alliance alao | !,was an awfal spectacle to, beholc Now my | Star “ 45c 3 50 cdl 89 00 Extra i . z ‘ «| skin is asclear as ababy'e ! Z 'l © Smoki = 35 = : 2 Value Alilance is Democracy under another | declared against a third party move- GEO. COTEY, Merril, Wis. moking twist 35¢ | B Extra Value 8 For” name. Aside from the silly Sub-|™enut. The dominating thought was Cutioura Regolvent 150 test oil, 15¢ per gallon | 2.50 Calf Shoe. 1.75 MISSES. Treasury notion; all the Alliance's | to promote legislation looking to the i eee OU ‘** | Water white oil 20c per gallon | B Working- For BOYS’ & YOUTH'S follies, absurditins and iniquities | best interests of the farmers. The | rhe new blood and skin purider and greatest) White Star Flour $1.25 per sack | 2.25 ass shoe. om - efforts of the lead ion | of Humor remedies. internally (co cleanse the | i were apart of Democratic policy eaders of the union blood of all impurities. and thas remove the | Jersey Cream (Patent) $1.35 pr sack | 5 Goodwear cause). and Cuticura; the Skin Cure, and Cu-/ 2 i .00 Shoe. ticura Soap. an exquisite skin beautifier, ex-| High Patent $1.60 per sack ¥ (to clearthe skin iscslp and restore | f A large assortment ‘of knives and . cure every species of sgonizing. itch | | forks that we forgot to mention will | $2 & $1.75 SCHOOL SHOES. «WV. 1, Douglas Shoes for Gentlemen are made in Congress, Button and L sized < ig half sizes aud widths, and all styles of toc. Boys sizes tos! 2 and youth il tonto wise bait aiee a each. WwW. Le = x) 1; Douglas 83. ad 82;30 and $2.00 S| long before the Alliance was born, | labor party to capture the alliance and are apart still —Globe Democrat | ¥®* ® total failure. pee sroes som wae BORE Ee Senator Morgan thinks it is not crat, stripped of its terms of deris- eae cack he SCE | ion, is strictly true. The Alliance | W# but cash that Italy wants. It} can secure the reforms desired inthe | Will be seme time before she gets Domocratic party. and that party | either from the United States. We will be thankful for the help of every | are not in condition to fight and the Alliance man in the fight against New England plutocracy. ing, burning, scaly, and pimply disease of | the skin, scalp and blood,; Sold everywhere. Price, Caticurs, e.:| 60 at eos Mes : ommon $ , aD Soap, 28¢.: Resolvent, $1. Prepared by the|&0 at cost or a little less. Many, W.L, Dougias $1.75 Shoe for Misses, 1: t02 abd haif sizes, Teguiar and spring heels. wae ep ; ea | . BEWA . : eal D4 3S } = + c tter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston | other things we cannot take time to ZAUTION! SHOES? fa reall thin caniton eapetulign Ie Des gad name and tepinae tGSend for ‘How to Cure Sin Diseases é Z | Smped plainly on the bottom of all his advertised shoes before leaving the factory, which pro the # pages ‘illustrations, and 1 testimonials. | mention will also go at a sacrifice. ¢arer ssainst bi be ri0e mtn mn th Se unten a eueuecstre i mt si pgm 3 cl =e a rereby. although the dealer may be oUF ni ineaiapethtadomnasatioeien ee ee It is a duty you owe to yourself and your family during these hard times, to get the most value fu You can economize in your foot-wear if You purchase WI. Duugias Shoes: which, withow gestion. re F value for the money than any other make in the world, as thousands who ba>- Wanted—A lecal agent in ev ¥ ee a viccce tevin ery city and tews in the UT. 8. If local advertised es for Ladies are mace in “Opera” and “Ameri: > Clexcept in $25) shoe). DE. EE widths. TE i nN. 3 A ) | PIMPLES. viack-neads, red, seugh chap-| Call and be convinced that we are \fifty-first congress not only spent i ped, and oily skin cured by Cuticurasoap | knocking the bottom out. zi (all the money there was in the treas-| 1 CAN'T BREATHE. | For bracing up the nerves, purify-j ury but all that is expected to come Yours, set already occupied : : A : Chest Pains, Soreness, Weakness | oa | awertiaed orien Fo Ordos te Spare’ SUPE Jom, take no others. but send direct to factory, enclosiay 2 ing the blood and curing the sick|in fora year or two. Perhaps if Hacking Cough, Asthma. Pleurisy ) ; ‘4 | setred. Ladies will please state style Gestred, 4 wiath pontngees Fh gegen ely mor ' Saba sak denepins, tees. is \ King sei Recon tals QOMEY ced inttmmatiga fouered, in ont Steele, Walton & Co. | See. ete vr os Kind of beet vise and “WwW. L. DOLOLAS, Breckies; Mace) 7 nothing equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla. | change his taetics. Nothing like it for weak lungs. Nozra Sivg Seare, Butier, Mo. IMAX WEINER, Agent. Butler. Mo.