The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 9, 1892, Page 2

epee eee TORE f i ie z ; ; { oe THIS IS NO BANKRUPT SALE. FRANZ BERNHARDT, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, North Side Square, Butler, Mo. will sell after this dey anything tn his store for staal Cost snd Carriage. I now do all Watch and Clock work Myself]! 0"! * learned watchmaker with &O YEARS EXPERIENCE I can and will gite you Finmc Watch Ropairing + specialty. And a satisfaction. warranted. FOOTE’S SCHEME. LIEUTENANT A Movement Agaiast Pensions. The bombshell thrown into the ranks of the pensioners and thous ands of friends of Lieut. Foote, of the new Society of Loyal Volunteers as published in the Post Friday morning, has created as much talk | perhaps among Grand Army men as | anything that has occurred in a long time Numerous letters are being received by pension attorneys, and the protest that goes up seems to be The Grand Army men do not favor the scheme, and say that it will not be received | with favor by the vast majority of old soldiers throughout the states. A reporter of the Post called on} Hon. James Tanner, ex-commission er of pensions, yesterday, asked him what he thought of the scheme puke lished in the Post. “T have read scmething about it,” he said, “and Iam frank to say that | considering it in its entirety, it seems to me to be an organization in the | air; impracticable, and proceeding | from the start on assumptions which make it necessary to consider it from various stanlpoints. If its object be to deal with frauds that may ex- ist, then it is in itself an indictment of the efficiency of the present ad ministration. If it is operativg or proposes to operate on the basis that there are a very considerable nam ber of men who feel that they are receiving pensions that they ought not to get for any reason whatever then I answer that the one practical | thing for these men to do is to sur- render their pensions. I Jo not be-| lieve there will be much of a line| formed at the commissioners oftice ! of those whe may turn in their cere | tificates, and I think if you could | contrast figures, one column to con- | sist of the amount fraudulently | | drawn in pensions, and the Sth |: column to consist of the justamounts | due to claimants, and to those al- ready on the pension rolls, amounts | which they are prevented from re- | ceiving by the unlawful and the un- | just acts of the government, the lat- | ter column would foot up very much | larger than the former. | Tam not acquainted with the gen- tlemen who are the moving spirits in this organization. I do happen to | have some knowledge of one who is | soliciting subscriptions for the pur poses of this society. I refer to ‘Major’ Daniel O'Driscoll. He was undoubtedly a gallant soldier in the war, and lost aleg at the battle of | quite unapimons the wilderness while serving as a! corporal, but I am inclined to think | that his leg was not amputated until | all the good blood in his body had | settled in that member, and he then | aud there buried that leg and good | blood forever. I knew him when I was commissioner of pensions as a | cities to address the democrats in| suspended attorney. He had been | suspended on the charge of having | goubled about $700 out of a sum total amount of $1,190 pension granted to a widow who was his cli- ent. He had an office then in Cleve- land or Columbus, I forget which, and he was in jail under the charge. | He got out on bail, aad came to! Washington and interviewed me at the pension office, demanding to be | relieved from his suspension in or- der that he might collect the fees due him. I refused to relieve him; | told him frankly that I belieyed he | was the meanest kind of a robber, and that if he had his just deserts | should be, at the outcome of this matter, in the penitentiary. He was tried, convicted. and sentenced to a risonment, served his term term of and m have either out or been pardoned: for, as I said before, he is new New York and Brooklyn as the angel of reform purify the pen- operating in in this movement to sion Nees | little | There | forceful, and were particular | Common {Senator Jones of N All work ut the present moment over this country regarding the tion. pension ques Raum in last report made the statement that he proposed during the year to put President statement in Commissioner his uing ).U0U certificates. that to con- Harrison quoted his message gress. Three days ago I saw a state- ment, covering, I believe, of six months, certific giving the number of tes issued. It average r 2,800 certificates } s been a great d er we last six weeks in the pension office, and last week they ise sued only 2,051 cert They 2,050 employees, which make it one the work of ates. have about certifleate a week for j each person. In the campaign of 1888 we pound ed Cleveland and Black from one nd of the country to the other re- garding their operations of the peu- sion question. We were particularly y effee- tive on the point that Gen. Black's administration was rejecting 40 per cent of the increase claims. told by half a dozen who studied the I have been people figures that the present administration is rejecting 85 per cent of the inerease claims. If it is not true it is high time that the administration entered a denial. As nigh as I can judge, every dem- ocratic pension attorney is making memoranda of the injustice and in- consistencies perpetrated and exhib- iton in the pension office, and I pre sume loading cartridges for the pro- posed committee of investigation would ate, it seems to me, that the administration ought to proceed so as to make these cartritridges of as little effect as possible. But Ihave no desire to go into this matter any further this | morning. Later on I may have cou- siderable to say about it. I certain- y shall if the soldiers of the country piesa to be pounded on the one {side and robbed on Washington Post. sense dic the other.” I Have, as You Know, been setting Bradtierd’s Femate Regu- Lator for yrars, and have [ad a steadiLy increasing demand for it: it gives the very best satisfaction: I trequentLy se" L it to physicians who use it in their prac- tice with the most satistactory resutts. R Mhomas, M. D., Vatdosta, c Sord by a ruggicts, 1i-I-m Political. The New York Herald’s Washing | tons correspondent figures out 285} votes for Hill, 265 for Cleveland and 350 for western men on the first | ballot in the national democratic convention Congressman Bryan of Nebraska | believes Governor Boies of Iowa, would make a most didate for the democracy. Senator Hill has received | tions from a number invita- of southern | }each during his southern tip. The Rhode Island democratic con- vention instructs its national conven- tion delegates for Ex- Lieutenant Governor Wardwell was nominated for governor. leveland. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- | tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect Seen or money refunded. Price 25 cts per box | For sale by H. L. Tucker, drug; Washington, D. March Cc, st tim private seat to-day forthe fi the holidays. Ina sation to-d pretty ¢ “Tve colleagues since I came bill presid lent, hb free co will The will probably veto it.” houses. Sold by H.L- acceptable can-| eonver=} an The Troubie to Come. Frem the Chicage Tribune. “My friend,” said the physician! eieerfully, “with careful attention! aad good nursing we have brought} you up to the level of the Chilian situetion.” “I don't quite understand, doc tor.” “Why, ali occasion for alarm las passed,” explained the doctor, wr veneral directions for 2 hurse. we now except a few unimport-| ant details.” “Ah, y: dreamily, the convalescent. “put you will probably de. mand a pretty large indemnity.” * said Mother's Friend. sed ‘*Mother’s one of the best | Col. lia, Mo. Stone Hl. Mare Nev while a aut the « ad was forced bring his to au abrupt termination. He was taken to the ho al 1 of ke: gagement for toeni City. urn home instex en- son Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills. 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Dr. Pie remedies are guaranteed to give ‘value received or no pay, and the Journal is doing you a kindness,and and not seeking to advertise Dr. Pierce, when it calls your attention to the reliability of such standard | medicines —LaSalle and Peru, (Ill) Twin City Journal. of Substitution. Father ard Sen Shet Down. Mempbis, Tenn., March 2.—At | Fayette Corner, Hardeman couuty, | yesterday, a democratic primary was jin progress, when Tom Rogers ten- | dered his ballot to one of the officers of the elections, but instead of de- positing itin the box that person said Rokerts was a republican and jhad no right to vote there, and tore ithe ticket up. Sam Hunter, a by- | stander, pistol and }young Rogers in the head, {him instantly, and | Rogers, who was near. drew a then shot ‘| c Satarrh in Ce Cream Balm It proved a cure.—B. F, Denver. ’; | Tused Ely’s | catarrh. | M. Weeks, Sly’s Cream Baim is adaptei as a which i remed aggravated by ‘y winds.—W. A. 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