The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 12, 1894, Page 3

CRISP AS A LEADER. He is the One Man Whom the House! Democrats Will Follow. Washington. “D. C., April 2—| Speaker Crisp’s refusal to accept a senatorial appointment was a great | relief to all democrats who have closely watched congressional pro- It was not only because z : a bitter speakership contest might bee for years a prominent figure iu | ceedings. play sad havoc with proposed demo cratic legislation. leader ou the democratic side. By this is meant that he is the only man whom the democrats will follow as It is| the republicaus follow Reed. unfortunate that some such man is not 0. the floor of the house But even if he were it is questioneble whether the democrats would listen tohim. The prestige which comes with the speakership, added to na tural force which Crisp possesses, gives him a control over the free for all aggregation of democrats His influence over his party associ- ates is being daily strengthened. The speaker never attempts dicta tion. He was not built fora dictator and «ven if he was, the would uot submit to it In a quick retort to Boutelle the other day, Crisp gave expression to a sentence which, in condensed form, iells the distinguishing characteris- tics of the republican and democratic sides of the house. Crisp had gone on the floor of the house to uuravel one of the many tangles which have arisen in the attempt to securea quorum in the Joy O'Neill contest. He was scoring Reed for his obstruc tion, and in a contemptuous tone referred to the serviie manner in which the republicans followed him whether they believed in his policy or not. : Boutelle, who is as short on good manners as he is long on buncombe, wus on his feet yelling and wildly throwing Ins arms about. Finally he wis heard to say: “What you need over on that side is a leader.” Crisp came back at him without a mement’s delay. “What this eide possesses,” he said, “and what that side lacks is independence of thought.” democrats COLORING BUTTER. In Most Cases, One Man Claims, It is Unnecessary Waste. William Chapin, of Washington county Vt., writes was follow in the Homestead: “Much is said in farmers’ meetings about the wastes of the dairy, but nobody seems to get the idea that artificial coloring in butter is a great and ip most cases an unneccessary waste. Just as good yellow colored butter can be our made in January as in June with the right kind of cows and the right kind of feed and management. I am making from sixty to seventy pounds a week from six new milch cows and four strippers and it has sold for twenty five and twenty sev en cents on the open market for the last two mouths and not a partical Crisp is the only | AMUEENSWARF AND GLASSWARE | CICARS AND TOBACCO, Always pays the highet market price for County |"° character of much of the legis. | East Side Square. Butler, Mo- FARMERS! SENATOR FROM GEORGIA. Patrick Waish, Editor of the Augusta “Chronicte’’ Appointed by Governor Northern. | Atlanta, Ga. April 2.—Governor | Northern this morning appointed | | i Patrick Walsh, editor of the Augus- | ta Chronicle, as Senator to succeed | Senator Colquitt. Mr. Walsh has} Georgia and is held in general! es | teem all over the South. He never has sought public office. His time has been given to his newspaper, which he has been conducting for more than »# quarter of w c utury He is known tothe peopl- of the South because of his plilauth-opic Produces and patriotic efforts to advance com-| mercial interests in section through the columns of Lis news the rl paper and upon the » © platform. He i+ an imposing figure on the rs trum. He is aready cxtemporane all occasions. He organiz dai carried through to success the Industrial exposition of the South and the Georgia State fair, which was held at Augusta, Gr, last fall. He was a natioual commissioucr-at large from Georgia to the World’s fair at Chi eago. Is mauner he is striking y courteous, always approachable and seemingly differential or couciliatory. His speeches are noted for their bold denunciation of sectional am mosities in the South or North. Whatis it? Itisa bottle. What isin the boftle? Syrup. Why dol see it in so meny houses? Because everybody ous speaker and eloquent ou S. W.S. square witha fu line of A. O. Welton Staple:Fancy Groceres, Feed and Provisions %f all Kinds. has moved to the east side of the Farm Machinery, Call and see him. Absenteeism. Clinton Democrat. One of the growing evils and a thing that is doing much to destroy! the confidence of the people in thei Representatives in Congress, is that | Congress, are notin their seats to answer to their names when the roll | is called, and consequently do not | attend to the business of their con | stituents. This evil has grown from | year to year until now it is extremely | difficult | time, to transact the ordinary busi | ness of the lower branch of Congress | | quorem, at apy | j te get a jlation before the House during the| | present session, scch as the Wilson | Tariff bill, aud the bill to coin the] |seiguiorage, has given the Republi | | eaus an opportunity to present or | | ganized opposition and by refusing | |to answer to their names break the| }quorum, and bring the business of | the house to a standstill. The re | publicans have had a two-fold pur | | pose in thus obstructing the busin-ss of the houee. They are opposed to any legislation that looks to the ame- lioration of the condition of the toiling masses, and that may lessen the power of the trusts and syndi- cates; second, they want to force the democrats to adopt the Reed Ralivg to count a quorum. This pur pose has been so apparent that it seems strange that any democrat CHILDS Il and complete should, either intentionally or unin tentionally, aid or abet the republi Likes it. What is it for? For coughs, colds, croup and consumption. What is . its name? Parks caugh Syrup. Sold by iil! Ht. L. Tucker. Cattlemen Vs. Indians. El Reno, I. T.. April 3.—Word haying been received that two white men and five Indians had been killed in a fight in Cheyenne county, one troop of cavalry and a company of infantry have left Fort Reno for the scene. Other troops are held in readiness. The trouble was over the grazing of cattle belonging to the white stockmen on Indian lands. Since the opening of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands to settlement, it has been the custom of stvckmen to graze their cattle where they chose in defiance of any expressed wish of the Indians. Bad feeling was engen dered and further augmented when the Indians at intervals slaughtered cattle separated from the berd. Yesterday the red men tried their old tactics and the cattlemen, catch ing them in the act fired on the ma- rauders. When the battle ended seven men lay dead. COMING! <= Dockery Commission Reforms. Washington, D. C., March 30 — It was a happy thought of Congress man Dockery to call to the assist ance of his commission for ing the government's methods three of the best account- ants in the country. Every reform, and there has been six of them so far reported, has gone through con | reform business can schemers by a failure te answer to his name upon every roll call. It is the plain duty of each und every democratic member of congress to remain at the enpital, be in his seat every day and hour the house 1s in 8 ssion, and participate in all busi ness that may come before that body. Nothing short of the illuess of a eon- gressman or the serious illness or death of some member of his imme diate family should serve as ex cusee for the absence of such repre sentative. The fault is that of the congressman who is guilty of absent ing himself from the halls of con gress,failing and neglecting toattend to his duty. The remedy is in the hands of the constituents and they should apply it by nominating and electing some other man There re marks can not be made to apply to prices, from the ¢he EL FORK “COW BOY SADDLE” made in this conunty. Bring your old harn 1a an eer harness men of Bates county, Mo. They keep Double wagon harness from $10 to $29; single buggy harness, Saddles of all styles and the Missouri delegation in congress Our represeutatives, with the excep- tion of congressman Tarsney, have been at their seats at alltimes Mr. Tarsney is now absent on sick leave, taking a much needed rest, which his arduous duties as a member of the ways and means committee made necessary and entitle him to. 3 to $15 MecFKFARLAND BROS Butler, Missouri. nd-hand barnese from Fighting Taylor. Washington, D C., April 5 —C. H J. Tayler armved in town to day from Norfolk, aud is busily engaged 7 = z that qorse owners need. STE in working with senators to procure his confirmatiou as recorder for the District of Columbia. The protest which has gone up from the citizens of the District is mammoth and trade in on new ones. * Bound for MeFarland Bros, the } to the best lu his $100 Reward $100. The readers ot this paper will be pleas- ed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disvase has been e to cure in al es, and that is arch. Hall’s Catarrh Cute the ¥ positive cure anown to the medical arth being a cons is Catarrh Cure is Jirectiy upon b aces of the svs- te by destroving the foundation ° F sease, and giving t s buildi 2 anda The its uch taith in y offer One at tarls WHSold by Gr s oe BATES-COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK THE LARGEST 4ND THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATES COUNTY. CAPITAL, - = $125,000 00 SURPLUS, - - $25,000 00 F.J. TYGARD, - - - HON. J. B. NEWBERRY, J.C.CLARK + = President, Vice-Pres. Cashier Lawyers, G RAVES & CLARK, ATTORN&YS AT LAW. Office over the Missouri State Bank North side square. Silvers & Denton ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, BUTLER, MO, Office over the Farmers Bank. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEUPATHIU PHYSICIAN AND .SURGEON, Office, tront room over P. O. All call answered at office day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis eases. Office north side square, tler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- en a specialty. WANTED--20EN7 $ who C. BOULWARE, Physician and « Surgeon. tu willing totravel, devote their whole time to soliciting for Nursery Stock. Permanent paying positions for hustlers. Customers get what they order and the best quality. Ad- dress, Mt. Hope Nurseries, (most. complete on this continent.) Ellwang er & Barry, Proprietors. Rochester, New York. 3-10 t. Eslegant World's Fair Views GIVEN AWAY es: eee gress without a hitch and been put, of artifical color in it. Dealers say] in operation. The budget complet- ; that it is yellow enongh. ed is the most significant ofall. It} are high grade Jerseys, well housed, | does away with 148 officials in the watered in the stable and fed twice The cows a day on dried grass (cut June 1) to treasury besides expediting busine: s| | troduce in the treasury is that of | second comptroller. This legislates H. Mansur, of Missouri Mansur will return to Missouri. Electing Senators. Washington, D. C, March 28— out of office ex congressman Charles Representative Bryan to day made a There is | statement before the committee on no hkelihood, however, that Col. the election of President and The St. Louis Republic TEN PORTFOLIOS of WORLD'S FAIR VIEWS, euch portfolio con- To morrow the | taining 16 views and each view ac- District of Columbia | CU*stely described. Views of the - | Mail Buildings, State Buildings, the proportions. The newspapers are | filed with communications and ap- peals to the senators to refuse Tay lor’s confirmation. committee on aud preserving all of the checks nec-| It | Vice President and representatives It is planned to) is understood that he will be made in Congress on bebalf of his propos save money and simplify book keep | auditor of the postcffice department, ed amendment to the constitution, ing. Its warm indorsement by the;a much more important position, | providing for the election of Sene-| secretary of the treasury will proba | and at the head of the largest bu | tors by direct vote of the people, bly be sufficient to secure its early |reau in the department. The trans-| wheneyer they make provision fo: passage. This. with the other bills | fer may be made before the Dockery | the same by statute or otherwise heretofore submitted, and with/ bill goes into effect. as the present | The committee expects to reach a, those to follow, will not only cut off | auditor, Mr. Brawley, of Pennsylva- | decision on the question at its next) many hundreds of thousands of dol j nia, has resigned by request from , meeting. lars a year expended for useless | the president. The proposed changing of Inaug clerical services, but do away with} — ;Yation day to April 10, the meeting the ridiculously eumbersome meth. j Equalization of Taxes. | of Congress on the second Monday ods which have been so obstructive; Jefferson City, Mo., April 5 —The | of January, and December 31 as the to the easy and proper tranaction of | State Board of Equalization has | Commencement and termination of : BE : business in the departments. The| just completed its labors so far as | terms of members of Congress, i) toss old by Tl withort pai’ O° experts through whose investigation | the assessment of real estate and | embodied in the resolution introduce —- and labors the work of reform bas | personal property is coneerned. The | ed by Mr. Crain of Texas, also came will take up the case, and large del- Midway, Views of Statuary, ete egations of residents These ten portfolios will be given protests. . | without costto anyone who will Taylor has prepared a paper giv-| send five new yearly subscribers to ing ten reasous why he should be! The Twice 2» Week Republic, with outirmed aud citing many prece-| $5.00 the regular subscription price. dents showing that his appointment | Address THE REPUBLIC. was justified. He expects a bitter St. Louis, Mo. ut, but claims that the home rule Ieee ag ET es S plank in the national platform apply The Old Reliable July 4).onee a day on straw and corn essary to safety. will fi fodder and have four to six pounds of meal every day made of northern yellow corn and oats. This may not be a scientific or economic ration but we raise it all as we do the cows on the farm and we care more for profit than protein, more for green backs than carbohydrates, as long as the balance of trade is in our favor we do not bother about the balance of cow feed and if we can make the vow eolor the butter we don’t break the oleomargarine law.” only co the Territories, and that the District of Columbia is merely the | place where the government busi- \ ness is transacted. Senator Martin, who is making the fight for Taylor, is a member of |the Distrct committee. | A cup of Parks a at night moves the —= = —* PHOTOGRAPHER Secretary Lamont in Texas been so successfully prosecuted are action of the board resulted in the | UP for discussion to day, but no con El Paso., Texas, April 5.—Secre | men who rank very high as experi | aggregate as follows: | clusion was reached. | North Side Square. tary of War Lamont and party ar-/ enced and accomplished accountants. | Aggregate real estate re- = aaa ia ly i s em : : “ S. 4 = eee as ee : turned by assessor 2660,424,556 Rev = From the Tariff 6.1. Bat} Z | Has the best equipped gallery im rived this morning from Sau Ante They are Mr. J. W. Reinhart, Presi Nepean Seat | : eae on Ge 4 fn mat - ue ZA i Southwest Missouri. All nio, after an official inspection of| dent and receiver of the Atebison, : Aggregate Iue of real : Washington, April 5 —The senate} ; beanie’ IN—INSURES SAFETY | Fort Hancock, {thirty miles east of | Topeka and Santa Fe railroad; Mr.|. estate as fixed by the | committee on finance made public} ESSENS PAI su or se = “ : 3 ; board GHGS fe HINO Lay oe AY. | Haskins.) auditor fora long | Agwregate personal prop- new Fort Bliss, where be reviewed| time of the West Shore railroad,| erty as returned by the the troops, and was tendered a re-/and subsequently secretary of the) Wat tecae es by board ception by the commandant, Colovel) Manhattan Trust Company, and Mr. | Aggregate value of person- Lazelle. Secretary Lamont and) E. W. Sells, extensively and promi ot ProDerey as fixed by ladies also visited the city of Jaurez | nently connected with western rail-| Aggregate value of real in*Mexico, after which they visited | roads. | and personal property as old Fort Bliss, being received by " . | < mong the qflicers abolished b Major James Henton of the twenty- aoe M 694,620,657 yesterday the treasury estimates of| o LIFE of MOTHER and CHILD. | | the revenue which will be derived My wife, after having used Mother’s 226.854, 78. : aif tai Thi | Friend, passed through the ordeal with 2/820,611 | from the senate tariff bill. his | }ittie pain, was stronger in one hour | shows that {he customs returns will J in a week after the birth of hor Nila 4 amount to $163,361,01S and the in- tchild. J.J. McGo mks ternal revenue will yield an increase) s1otner's Friend robbe : Crayon Work A Specialty. | over the present law of 53 million | 2071 shortened labor. 924,296,052 | dollars of which the income tax will end Leven see ‘ furnish 30 million, the increase of the Styles of {Photographing } ex ted in the highest ; and at reasonat fixed by the board All work in my line is guaranteed to | s. L. M. AHERN, Cochran, Ga. és : H : | give satisfaction. Calland see Sent by express, charges ooo on receip= | 1: third infantry, and left at 4 o'clock|the new system of accounting the| Subscribe for the booming Times! spirit tax 20 millions and that on ploy Shea eee suns Dleg.nl 25 ork, i over the Santa Fe for the east. | Dockery commission proposes to in-| one dollar a year. | Playing cards 3 million. For sale Sy Al Druggiste ATcaptacCAs C. HACEDORN.