The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 24, 1895, Page 3

we ee —— - — _ Silver men such confidence is the SILVER IS CLIMBING kar.| IDLY. its Friends Certainly Increasing | in Numbers { A Mejority of Twelve for the White Metal in the Next Senate, j New York Recorder | From now on the free silver men | will have full sway, and will exercise | Openly that control of the situation they have really possessed since the beginning of the session im spite of denials. Were it not for the lack of time, | and the pressure of the appropria tion bills, a free coipage measure | would be the result of the session. [t need surprise nobody if the devel Opwents of the next month will not result in such ap from the silverites as will challenge the president to a veto. What gives the expression fact that they are growing numer- imuy stronger constantly, and that they will be even better off in the next congress than in this. The defeat of Senator Carey in Wyoming has served as an object lesson of great significauce Carey, undoubtedly the strongest man in his state, was turned down because he voted for the purchasing clause of the Sherman act A similar pun- ishment is to be meted out to Sena- Grains of Gold. The root of all discontent is self- love. It isa great mistake to suppose that money cau buy happiness Trials never make us weak. They only show us that we are weak Every day is a little life, and our | whole life is but a day repeated | Nothing pays a puorer interest on | the investment than wearing a loug face. The man talks much abovt himself will always have a tired au- dience. The nation has uo better friend | than the mother | child to pray. Undertake to prove that there is| no hell and every mean wan will throw up his hands The man who ie afraid te look hs faults squarely in the face will 1 ever get rid of them If there is any of the bog ina men | the bristles will soon begin to show when he travels One of the saddest sights upon which angels have to look is the life of a lonely child Disdain hatreds; hear both sides, aud delay judgment until reason has| had time to resuwe her sway. An industrious and virtuous edu- cation for children is a better inheri- tance for them thau a great estatre who who teaches her Feed and P Ov Toy | ; | RAILROADS OF MissuURI. | ‘A. O, V V e l G O al Report ot the State Board of Railway The more people kuow the lesa | | they brag about it. Staple:Fancy Groceres, isions %f all Kinds. Commissioners Submitted. Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 15 —Jas. Harding, secretary of the state board ot railway and ers, Saturday Stone body. information and statistical matter of warehouse © mms with Gov. the annual report of that It contaivs a lot of valuable siou led interest to the people of the state as the railroad companies. NUEENSWARF AND GLASSWARE. # <==" CICARS AND TOBACCO, : a : “4 | Always pays the highet market price for County)» | 1894, not including second, third or! | fourth tracks, or sidings, was 3L iP) “ i om ‘ed. tor Dolph in Oregon. There will be three new silver senators to occupy the seats now vacant in Wyoming, Montana and Washington Squire, of Washington, is expected to take warning from Carey's fate and live himsalf with the sentiment of his state. Blackburn and Voorhees, who were dragged after the admin- istration chariot in the special ses sion a year ago, have publicly announced their return to the free coinage fold. Ransom, who went with the administration, will be suc- ceeded by a strong free coinage populist In fact there is a solid majority of at least twelve votes in the next sen- ate for free coinage, and witb the knowledge of this, Senators Teller and Dubois fail to see why they should accept a paltry concession now, when the full measure of suc to be The man who repents on a sick bed from which be recovers, gener ally backslides before he pays his doctor's bill. It never pays to argue about re ligion, torun in debt for luxuries, to cherish a fault finding spirit, tu starve the soul to feed the hody. Considering the unforseen events of this world, we should be taught that no human condition should inspire men with absolute despair. THE CREEDINESS OF McFarland Bros, To carry the largest and most complete stock of harness and saddles in this section of the state proved too It’s a Curious Woman who can't have confidence in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Here is a tonic for tired out womanhood, a remedy for all it’s peculiar ills and ailments—and if it doesn’t help you, there’s nothing to pay What more can you ask for, ina medicine? The “Prescription” will build up, strengthen, and invigorate the en tire female system. It regulates and promotes all the proper functions, improves digestion, enriches the| ~~ a blood, dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and vigor. In ‘female com plaints” of every kind and in all chronic weaknesses and derange ments, it’s the only guaranteed Sedalia, Mo., Jan. 15.—About ten | remedy. If it doesn’t benefit or cure days ago there was opened in this in the case of every tired out or city an egg, poultry and butter com — pone: she'll have her mission house under the name of J. Nhe urged in it’s place by a R. Bauks & Co. Prices much in} dealer, though it may be better for advance of those paid in the markets him to seli, can be “just as good” were offered for produce and as aj for you to buy result country merchants ‘ as ? e Dr Pierce’s Pellets cure constipa whelmed the new firm with sbi |tion, piles, biliousness, indigestion ments. The produce was accepted | 9,4 headaches. but it was seldom that the merchants | is : Banks In Wolfe county, Ky., the two received the cash in return. [a Nee alia disappeared Saturday. From papers | candidates for Se eee the same nutuber of votes, and the most left behind, it seemed that he oper-| ated at Burr Oak, Kan, in $ ber, 1894, under the name Kansas Produce company. operated in New York. While here he made himself conspicuous by his} almost certain theirs by waiting. cess is Dr Sawyer’s Family Cure is the result of experience, ski!l and honesty It is a positive cure for all’ stomach, liver and kidney trou- bles. Sold by E. L’ Tucker Produce Mer Detranded, It is light and tougl to t fully guaranteed | ove Asli about, COLUMBIAS in our illustrated cat~ alogue~which you can obtain free at oun agencies or fr ‘ areful recount and inspection of the | mail allots failed to alter the result. | The candidates wouldn't agree to} another contest, and, as they were | close friends, neither would accept | the office at the hands of the other. | It was finally agreed that they should | divide equally the receipts of the | office and draw lots to decide which | - /should be sheriff. The Republican | cures dyspepsia liver complaint and kidney | will be chief deputy sheriff, but with limiculty. | } ¢ an equal share in the spoils of oftice. | ~ He also| rsat revivals. It is estimated amounts secured by the sale of the produce sent to the firm will ag gregate several thousand dollars. | Woman Cremated Alive. a ey Speaker Crisp [1. Perry, Ok., Jan. 16.—A horrible} 2 death occurred here to-day. Late! Washington, D. C, Jan. 17.—| last night Mrs. Sowers, wife of Jas. | Speaker Crisp, by order of his phy- s, will be compelled to leave C. Sowers, one of Perry's prominent ; 8i¢i business men, had a lamp to explode | ushington within a day or two for in her hands, and the coal oil spread | about two weeks’ stay at Asheville, all over her clothing. Immediately | N- C- He is suffering from some | her clothing was in a sheet of flame, | trouble of the muscles in the vicinity | and, altuough many people came to of his heart, and the doctors have’ she was burned to a/Urged him to absent himself for the} of the session. This he! 4 her rescue, crisp,and died in great agony to day. T°" Donnan and his sister were nearly Will not unless the trouble be- burned to death in their efforts to eee ee though his friends are save the woman. A little child of | adusing him Mrs. Sowers was considerably burn- | little of importance likely to be nder lo to do so since ‘this session. The Speaker was well enough today to preside over the House meeting. The puzzle solved 2 and attend a rules cor ttee Perhaps no local and baffled tt than nasal catarth. I diately tatal it is amor seous and disgusting i to, and tne records st cases of radical cure of by any of the modes of the introduction ot few years ago. The preparation has been andsurprising. No dru Bucklen’s Arnica -Salve, |Sores, Tet ; ii} Corns, und all Skin Eruptions, and posi-| a| tively cures Piles, or no pay required. I s| is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction | lor money refunded. Price 25 cts per boxt | | For sale by H, L. Tucker, druggist ‘ Calendar Department, POPE MFG. CO., 3 paper. Hartiord, Con- sn much for the = : d is a double diamond frame tag eee graceful in design- he ir engine an ast Side Square. Butler, Mo- see the Butler, Miss' Bring your ey BROS. and less variety of ia conunty Call 1N94, there were within the state of | Missouri including main lines and | branches, 143 railroads, which were | | controlled or operated by 50 com | auies. The total mileage June 30, These companies carried » | moved 51, | 1.886 tons of freight. The average 748 passengers and \37 . | j Simount received for each passenger | jwas 94.2 cents. The average dis-! tance traveled was 4429 mules, the| average rate per mile being 2082!) cents The number moved “company average rate th roads 696; the average baul 179 9 wiles, and the average rate per | ton per mile was 0.9427 cents. The} {average number of employes in the| per mile. jof tons of freight {vot include The ceived does freight” | ton was per re #1, | per ton was} by service of the railroads of Missouri jc | PRR a LESSENS PAIN—INSURES SAFETY to LIFE of MOTHER and CHILD. My wife, after having used Mother's Friend, passed through the ordeal with little pain, was stronger in one hour 1 in a week after the birth of her former child. J.J. McGor % Beans Sta, Friend robbed pain ned labor. A hav the by express, of price, $1.58 per bottle. mailed free. F BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., | For Sale by all Draggist-- ATLANTALGA —_—— Working a New Swindle. ston Democrat, A couple of shrewd operators with a new game are headed toward Clin tou from Cass county. They are working an egg swindle. In Kansas City they went around amony all the market square commis- sion houses and bought up addled eggs for practically nothing. Their wagon is piled high with cases of spoiled Len fruit, and on reaching & | town or village they stop in the out- ; skirts and fill up several baskets and 'buckets with eggs Going to the grocery stores they pretend to be farmers living near by and generally succeed in getting full market price for the stuff. By the time the im- pesition is discovered they are miles away, working the swindle on anoth- ler community ive wheels gave way under VID They operated at Garden City, Cass county, Saturday, and had not long been gone when the swindle came to light. Officer Campbeli for the year ended Juna 30, 394, | | was 20 600 As far as reported 174 persous were killed aud 525 severely ices and the end : < ~ g= ' : es 2 ea injured on the railways of the state | followed them hotly but approach- on Beso m {for the year ended June 30, 1894; |ing darkness between Blairstown ‘D = Ewa |59 employes were killed and 5 pass oe ee wee - “pes up ~ 22 Sar -ngers and 110 others;360 employes, |°2%8° ®2 e took the train for <= 3 i2R.™ oe : ali Proyes | Clinton and on his arrival here ad a ~ > passengers and 119 othere were posted Sheriff Bennett to be on the ce) w z a BES = injured. a e ; lookout for the scamps. ® i ss] s S 4 Snow tn Colorado. Sates > i > +20 4 : ie Removal. s fo) ion 8 a9 Denver, Col., Jan., 17.—Reports; We taxe pleasure in announcing that ce} ra) 5 E Su from the mountains tell of heavy | atter ane date Parks ae cure wi re- a5 z move all traces ot rheumatism, kidney re} (ed £& [a = Ets a snows in the southern and western troubles and liver complaint from the (s om =O BOS parts of the State. At Creede it is|user. It is the only medicino that is nj ® oO = 2 mo the deepest fall of the year, being See say to cure these sieanee ae ne t— GET ye : seat pay. Parks sure cure is sold by H. L. ae E S € 3 85 = fourteen inches on the level, and) Tnckcr, =i, i 4 2 ~* @ 2268 still falling A large snow-slide nar- ie s = See = oO a3 iS a rowly missed killing several men,and w ashington, D.C., Jan. 16.—Rep- o c= 6 QM 2k zs has stopped all ore hauling for sev |Teseutative Bryau, (democrat) of Ne- Ooo peas was? E eral days. At Silverton the Denver braska has introduced a bill to OL & [e) pa and Rio Grande railroad is blockad- provide for the coinage of the —_— Lwne ed. Snow alide buried an entire|orage. A feature of the bill provides that any person presenting to the greenbacks treasury train of pack mules and their drivers, H | but all got out alive. There is no prospect of the snow letting up. jnotes and demanding the redemp- treasury or ¥ a VG ee eek a ¢.' > fe ive boa iat | Buena Vista three feet of snow is re | tion in gold or silver, for the pur igi é ~mbarrassi vern- ; +a are ported in the mountains. pose Be e mbarrassing: the govern | ment, injuring its credit or compell- Absolutely Free- |ivg or securing an issue of bonds Any reader of this paper can get | shall be guilty of a misdemeanor The St. Louis Globe-Demoerat Ab-| and upon conviction be punished by solutely free for three months. Read | imprisonment for not less than five ighest degree and is | Made under our own supervision, in | the offer in this issue and take ad | years. our own factory, of our ody finest cold draw seamless | steel tubing, with every joint and part scientifically tested, it is a Worthy backbone for a famous wheel----- vantage of itat once. The weekly | Globe-Democrat is issued in Semi Weekly sections, eight pages each, ‘Tuesday and Friday, sixteen every - — week, making it practically a $ After Indian Gold. W rt Asa yet = price is only’ Guthrie, Ok , Jan. 15 —Hundreds one dollar a year. In polities, it is | : a A A strictly Republican, but it gives all! as PEORDSStOrs ome eo the news, and is absolutely indispen | the Wichita et the Kiowa sable to the farmer, merchant, of/and Comanche Indian reservation, professional man who has not the caused by the discovery of deposits | time to read a large daily promptly jof gold and silver. Troops have and keep thoroughly posted. Sample exdsend’* toca. inet ema Copies will be sent free on applica-|. - i — | tion to Globe Printing Co, St. Louis | eect them, and serious trouble is | Missouri. looked for as the prospectors declare | that they have a right to the moun- tains under the mining laws and wil! Try abottleof Dr Sawyer’s Family Car | and you will be convinced that it will cure al. | stomach, liver, kidney and vowel difficulty. {H.L. Tucker. BOSTON. ec NEW YORK. = CHICAGO, HARTFORD. | been Cleveland Called In. Washington. D. ¢ Jan., | President Cleveland and 5 Carlisle leaders to suggest s not leave Many samples of rich ore isked y . 3 ’ have been brought out for assay ir will be y the past few days. ‘for r f of the Tr ‘y upon which the Use ot Talking ‘the warring factions can unite. in the sum rtime. You may have a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and wher it comes you ough to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure tor it. Sold by H. L. Tucker Demccratic = mbers have adopt-) eiiee Kan. Jen sking the President | ng Barney Gibbons shot his and Secretary for a consultation. 32 caliber} Chairman Springer will see the Jeneons to him the The room where the | Outlook in‘the house and request a >is spattered with | conferenee: _ =) toe g Their little 5-| M. Favette, a clerk in the public! ane SItECOD GENE TBS jumped through the | works department of Paris was dia. | that a disastrous explos Upon investiz 16.—This | €4 @ resolution 2 eleven times with a | President and explain Nitro-Glycerine Explodes. Cleveland, O., Jan. 15.—Bulletins from various towns in the Ohio fields to belief B had oe on_it was ,revolver. She will die. was the ¢ shooting took pl: window to get away from his father charged some time since on account | curred. anc was badly cut by Mrs of the singular fact that w learned that 1,500 - Gibbons ran to a neighbor's and fell salary was only $1,200 be glycerine in a magazine belonging into the door. Gibbons is under $1,500 a yer dn cab fare and jto the Obio and indiana Torpedo arrest and the neighbors threaten for restaurant lunches. He nowiCompany near Gibsonville had ex- lynching. writes indignantly to know why pro-| njloded. The magazine was demol- ceedings are not taken against bim,sisbed and a great hole in the aofhe courts inve ground, but nobody was injured €'% Sound Liyer Makes a Wel The schock was felt in a dozen towns within a radius of twenty-five ave)” i, miles. glass quarts of nitro Marvelous Results. 1 toro Wh en sh an & Caild, she Cried for When she became Miss, she clung to-Casteria. | Whe en, she z: 2 Castoria.