The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 25, 1895, Page 2

StS An TES aba tt Farm Produce j DEMOCRACY OF MISSOURI. of American mechanics will enable saepportnae Re Wants Free Silver. \ ; American manufacturers to control Facon Bios. i Co. Watertown, N. ¥., April 18. —The | Chicago, Ill, April 17.—The un- : Let the People Have a Hearing on the | the industrial world,and the balance nets ib Re ee ‘ certainty of the Democratic party of ¥ Currency Question—The Time \of trade will soon come this way, | Heavy and Shelf Hardware. Cutlery and Gune ee i = 5 ones os Illinois on the silver question was ates ounty all ; tor Action is Ripe—The jnot ona fictitious and destructive | Bes we gente ooo carians ‘ a as st see the | further emphasized to-day by the, ' | Illinois Resolution. ! basis, but on conditions that gave | Pumps and p repairing, Groc { . laction of ex Judge Samuel P. Me- It is evident that the democracy England the mastery after industrial New York World. | Presbyter 1 at Chaumont, | | Connell, in comiug out in an extend- BUTLER, MO. of which he i . bas been sub-| ,. 3 oa - 7, | reform was effected there. 3 : . ed interview as av out and-out advo- i of Missouri is and has been sleeping ————— — mitted to tlee of two Clergy~' vate of the free coinage of silver Suecessor to i for two years, and it may be that Vest on Silyer. a y the Presby-| : — President Cleveland “put her to) sleep.” But let that be as it may, we believe the time is at band for the democrats of grand old Missouri to wake up and get about their duty. We say let the state central commit- tee take up the matter and geta direct expression from the people é eS F didate for May is Jent President. on the silver question, as it is a fact | States, and especially to those of forced his views on the attention ere = sale eee Ae pane HON. J. B. NEWBERRY Vice-Pret | . oc H d ; already proven that the currency|New York. We were warned by the the people, to whom they were ob |i) have his : ye on the gubernatorial |J-C-CLARK — - : Cashier | question will be the leading ques Democratic leaders in those States fies se eg tion of 1896. And it is reasonable to believe that the party which comes out squarely on the side of the masses on this question will be the party to win. The side that the masses are on is for free silver. Let Washington, D. C, April 16—| The platform of the Democratic par-| ty for the next presidential campaign | was made in the tariff act of 1594. When we put the income tax in that law we gave deadly offense to| the capitalists of the Northeastern that not a dollar would be subscrib- ed for the next presidential canvass if we insisted on taxing the incomes. The bitter and relentless war up- on this tax, including the struggles in the Supreme Court of the United Still ‘Grinding *” Always at the same old subject 'tery of St. Lawrence, which is now in session at Adams. | The parties in the chureh who are} | opposed to nee of Mr.| Cleveland a insist that | it is not because of his private| political belief, us has been charged, but it is hinted by > that he has | jectionable, at when they could not with propriety combat Society Pugs. St. Josepb, Mo, April 18.—C. H. ja little. The interview which is over a }column and a half Jong, is so worded as to leave no doubt as to where the judge stands. | McConnell is particularly significant jowing to the fact that he holds a prominent position in the councils of his party. He was mentioned as) nomination. Judge MecCon ‘s straight out talk startled the party leaders not| Ex President A. T. Ewing of the Iroquois club joins issue with | The utterance of Mr. Eates Co. National Bank. Established in 1870. | Paid up capital | A genera! banking business trans. | acted. $125,000 lr. J. TYGARD, - - ‘DR. F. M. FULKERSON | DEN STIs T. Flardwrare- Carver and Harry Ward, two society | Judge McConnell. Mr. Ewing de- Bene CE SELSS, oy er Dea- a sa = = es } : " all’ a oc ors. & Co.’s Store. the state central committee go to| States, has emphasized the fact that} We know more about that than any- ponte, pete ithe pare last night on |clares sap eat mic . . sesh BUTLER, MISSOURI work at once and have township|the incomes, has committed an un-|thing else, and it is always interest-|®°COUBt of Marie Werse. The young |ances do not express the sentiment) conventions called to meet, eay|pardonable sin with the wealthy|ing tous. Some have no interest in|™em Were suitors for the girl’s hand. | of the club. T. J. Sari. A.W. Thomas about July 15. Advertise these con- classes. it, but when we mention prices then Carver won her from Ward and was | Gov. Stones Views. : SMITH THURMAN ventions well, so that everybody} The income tax can not be kept ioe have: ae challenged to fight a duel. The) (oy. Stone furnished the follow-| ee . roceries ar oving lively pur | w aece : : uAWYERS will know about it and havea chance| out of the next canvass Even if the pang es are moving lively at our/challenge was accepted and at the! ing to press yesterday as expressive RS, to come out and express themselves on the money question and elect their sepresentatives to a county convention and give them one dele- Supreme Court had unanimously de cided against the law, it would still have been a potent factor in causing continued discussion of the injustice Those Northern seed potatoes fron Minnesota are just the thing for Mis- souri, Our Carriage repository is filled suggestion of Carver's friends he chose bexing gloves. The men and their friends went toa groye out side the city limits, where the ring jof his views regarding President Cleveland's letter on the silver ques- tion: Office over Bates County Natn’! Bank. Butler, Missouri. RAVES & CLARK, “I think the president's letter is = gate for every fifty votes or frac-|and inequality of the present system the latest styles of ror nvaGrEs,road | was pitched. It was agreed that | merely a repitition, without addi- ATTORNEYS AT LAW. tional part thereof over twenty five. | of Federal taxation. ifesnede eases Der eae ee London aes aoe singe should jeak | tional information, of his position as eee over the Missourij§Statej Bank ‘ x 7 justly 2s was 1: : orth side square. The county convention can select} Nor is this tax the only source of} ¢lamax spring wagon. ae Ai nese nets ae PRS a gold monometallist. There is arne eat its delegates to a state convention, |trouble. It has been evident for a FLY TIME be t ey laa ae it wil 8 | nothing new in it. It is merely a F which might be held in August or|l!ong time that the radical difference). or z meas a nae 4 bene: * ema ait statement of his position, which Silvers & Denton . ‘ te . is nearly here an you wi want ]an hour. 3oth were badly bruise bod bas known for some September some time. In our opin. | Of opinion on the tariff and the mon-| || Sta tei ee CME eons everybody bas a r ‘ ion this is the best way to proceed | ey questions between the Democrats Si ae aes Seo taper a eudathe ma was declared a draw. months, and which I think is radi ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Lay, to get a direct expression from the people on this or any other question. of the Northeast and the West and the South, could not be compromis- REFRIGERATORS and Money in a Picture. cally wrong to-day, although otten BUTLER, MO. ICE CREAM FREEZERS} Warsaw, Ind., April 18—Thie;"@Peated, as it was — begcra UTES We hope tu see the democracy of ed. National Conventions have are also nowin order. So is chicken |morning 2 picture a of Dr Gak PSEne ee grand old Missouri show her colors | equivoested and stranded in order | netting. O. W. Holmes, which has hung in} Four bog gus checks were passed T San eee. Ges eon ay on this line. to get votes, but the time has come Paint your Buggy the assembly room of the High|Saturday on Webb City merchants. Butler, Mo. Diseaicecl wowientacd cnn The Stato of Illinois has taken up| When this is no longer possible. the question and proceeding to get an expression from the democrats Many leading Democrats of the Northwest advocate what they call with Detriot paint, it has a varn ish finish. We have it in all col School for 14 years, was accidentally knocked down and broken. Between They were drawn on the Carterville bank, and the name of J. L. Hughes| en aspecialtv. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, a tariff 1 th ors. |the paper and wood was found con- forged to them. of the State. The State Central| moderate tariff protection and the) cealed $1,500. The money was ; ; , f ecoiy = $1,500. oney HOMODUPATHIC Committee held a meeting at Spring- single standard. We of the West a {=} = To puis _ | mostly in bills, although a few silver —<— RES" iL QISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, field last week and passed the fol-|and South belieye in a tariff for rev- : ren) Oranges, lemons, Pananas, | dollars were found. The money : adishes, pie plant, lettuce, beets, lowing resolution: “Whereas, the position of the democratic party ia Illinois on the currency question is an unsettled one; and, “Whereas, it is desirable that the democracy be given an early oppor- tunity to express themselyes upon this important question; therefore, be it “Resolved, that a delegate con- vention of the democracy of Illinois be called to meet in the city of enue only, and the free ccinage of silver. We propose to frame a plat- form unequivocally declaring our opinions and to nominate for the presidency a candidate about whose loyalty to this platform there can be no suspicion. The letter of the President to his admirers in Chicago simply reiterates his well-known views on the silver question, and widens the breach be- tween him end a majority of his party. The President insults that DEACON BROS. Low Price Hardware and 2G:ocery House. onions, asparagus, maple sugar, &e. Sola by Mexican Cattle Coming. City, Mo., April Kansas & CO. 18.— Mexican cattle have commenced to cross the border, or rather they are on the border awaiting the ‘arrival of government could not have been there long, as some of the was of the coin- age of 1593. There is ro clew to the owner of the money. silver } Seven Women After Him. Middlesboro, Ky., April 18.—| William Headrick, wanted in Ohio, North Carolina, Tennessee and Ken- tuck for bigamy, was arrested on a| charge of horse stealing yesterday. 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His idea seems to be that : CUNGIa woman) with Toney walling | , $1.50 per bottle. D § 1 4 the question.”—Stoddard County Democrat. American Boots and Shoes in England. Kansas City Times. The information comes from Lei- cester, England, in the form of a complaint, that three tons of Ameri can boots and shoes have been de- livered in that city in one day “at prices cheaper than they could be bought from the manufacturers thore.” This faci. provokes the Lon- don News to remark that “at this rate there soon will be little left for the English manufacturers or opera- tives to contend for.” In other words the observant British mind discerns that the time is rapidly coming when America will be the in- the value of everything is to be He proposes to destroy one-half of the primary money of the world and to sustain this outrage by the cry of unsound measured in gold. money. I agree with Mr. Cleveland in his position on the appointment of com- missioners to an international mone- There never was anything practical in the proposition We must act for tary congress. and never will be. ourselves and give the world to un- derstand that we are true bimetal- lists, honestly in favor of both gold and silver as primary money. This is the great issue in the campaign. and we intend to fight it out in the! hoeag, National Convention and in every State of the Union. permit them to enter the United States, after which there are but two courses left for them to pursuc, viz: Eat grass in the infected area orto be shipped tc market for im- mediate slaughter. Albert Dean received a telegram yesterday from Dr. Salmon, Wash- ington, D. C, to this effect: Send inspector to Eagle Pass immediately. Cattle waiting there. Instruct to admit healthy cattle for grazing, also for immediate slaughter, if shipped by rail to destination.” Mr. Dean said yesterday that the importations of cattle from Mexico since the new tariff law went into +) effect amounted to about 120,000 nine tenths of which were shipped to pastures from the border. to haye him be would marry her. Then ss soon as he could get her money he would desert her. Cc onfederate Vv eterans. Washington, D. C, April 18.— The Washington Association of Confederate Veterans met here to-| night. General John B. Gordon, commander of the United Confeder- ate Veterans. General Gordon urged the members of the order all over the country to be present at the ge annual reunion to be held the ‘latter part of May at Houston, Tex. | He represents that projects of great importance to the order will come up before the general convention, among other things being the mark-! jing and caring for the graves of BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Sold by all druggists. 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In NNYROYAL | “PILLS The struggle the unknown dead at Gettysburg, | Cairo and other battlefields and in} other cemeteries, and the formula-! tion of plans for a mutual relief and/| beneficial assuciation. | | dustrial hive that supplies the world with manufactured products. This plaint from heretofore im- pregnable fortress of industrial ac. tivity is not surprising to intelligent observers. The result of the partial release from industrial slavery effect- ed by the last Congress in the re- : peal of the odious McKinley tariff ; law is disclosing itself in all fields ; of manufacture, and it is fitting and natural that the first important in cursions should be effected by boots and shoes. Some years ago the use- less and destructive tariff tax on hides was remoyed, and from that day the boot and shoe industry has f made such progress that is was ready, the moment the trade barriers were broken down, to extend in all directions. It isa mistaken idea to suppose that these Mexican cattle can be used for beef, for the best of them received on this market could not be classed much above the canning grades. The lot sold at the stock Yards last month was taken by a/ slaughterer to be canned. How they will do for yrazing purposes remains to be seen. will be in the Northwest instead of in Northeast, as heretofore, and we must align our forces with that certainty before us. The talk about nominating a Southern Democrat for President in 1896 is absurd. We must win or lose on free coinage, a revenue tariff and the income tax, and it would be suicidal to invite war prejudices and sectional feeling unnecessarily. G. G. Vest. Sedalia is now under complete Republican control, even to the police force. The council stands seven Republicans and one Demo- crat. The council has just confirmed: Poor Health means so much more than you imagine—serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don’t play with Nature’s greatest gift—health. I youare — Browns {Tron Bitters Finest ia The World. < Washington, D. C., April 18.—| fam Secretary Herbert has sent orders | to Admiral Neade at Colon to detach the New York and Columbia from | Alex Lobb, the old timer who was | his squadron and start them for New| stationed at El! Paso, Texas and | York, so they may arrive by May 1. Deming, N. M..as an inspector of | at least. This probably will canse | the Bureau of Animal Industry for | the two ships to sail from Colon the) three months, is home again. Mr.|first of next week At New York | Lobb has neither an exalted opinion | | the ships will be painted and be put! of the quality of the Mexican cattle|in such condition that they will be} nor of the grazing qualities of the!a credit to the American navy and| Frank Fessenden, city clerk; David |!and they roam over. Tv quote him | figure in the great naval demonstra-| Ramsey, street commissioner; Rich- | literally, “it will take 100 acres for/tion at Kiel as the finest vessels of | ard Morsey, city engineer; Charles|® steer and he won't get enough to | their type in the world. pests at once tak- ing. the most relia- strengthening medicine whichis Brown's iron Bit- i | Hires’ RooTBEER sold in 1894, jj which made 15,675,735 gallons, , y Or 313,494,700 glasses, suffi- G ef ‘ | Poe cient to give every man, wo- apeirisn Fe But the boots and shoes of Amer-| Gross, weighmaster; A. H. Heaton, |eat then.” Gus Roland, aged 18 killed j) man and child inthe United oe ; seh entilidahinn WH nik Yuk, Wal physician. Ten Republican} Chicago, Ill. April April. 18—| us Roland, aged 18, a@ young! || States, five glasses each—did It Cures : ~iman named James near Macon— : ; | Judge Sam'l P. McConnell, presi- Monday, with a base ball bat. They of industrial England. With the) Rosa Fatelle, a domestic in the dent of the Iroquois, leading demo-| 4.4 quarrelled over a game. tax on raw material on all the prin-|family of Duestrow at the time he| cratic organization in this city, re. _—_—_——— cipal articles of‘manufacture remov-| murdered his wife and child, has/signed yesterday because he found alone in striking terror to the heart | Policemen have been appointed. fier aA 1a hong i A 35 cent _pectace makes 5 guilens. bess everywhere. Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood What's the Use of Talking Malaria, Nervous ailments q , as i der’ the presen pieces Spares evens and sent to an at variance with many of the; About colds and hs in th - ee a: ; pag capans chacaetar of Amer. — cooing gh of the — om sm — silver question mer time You may have a tichog ace cathe Ail ethers arene paahaks ‘5 horril tragedy. e been sick e ju com: t cor or a little or baby may have stitutes. On resin ot ws stamps ws ican machinery and the higher meas- for some time, and a week or 20 ago| article i aeiieg eeeaiion: at the | iB croup and when it comes you ought | Fars se Ss fos, Pomel Warnes ure of skill, ingenuity aed industry | her mind gave way. toknow that Parks co best cure fer it. Paie Views and ugh Syruy is the BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. ratio of 16 to 1. Sold by H. L. reser |