The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 14, 1896, Page 2

by OSCAR REAVIS Deacon Bros, & Co. oO Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Cutlery and Guns toves, Field and Garden -s, Wagons, and Farm wagon, Wwood-work, Iron, SRAAAAALT SM ‘ : : 2 aeath of Post Office a $ = ae Senne e ? : ; NEW GROCERY STORE Groceries and Farm Produce $ My stock consists of a new and complete line of Groceries and 4 $ provisions, and | extend to mv friends a cordial invitation to call right and sell goods as treat you you and see me. I will : 2 Country produce wanted, and the high- $ $1 Q 2 a cheap as the cheapest. est price paid for same, Give; mea call, wee Oscar Reavis. an PAAR Ft RAPA ARAL RR DPR APPS AIREY APR DD PD. PUT ON A MERIT BASIS. (sistance that they bad anticipated, ie | they gotakind of treatment that} \ Cleyeland Sounds the Death Knell of | was enervating and dispiriting, and all their sunny calculations eclipsed. pg ys It is no wonder, there fore, that the gratifying prospects of trade that existed last fall have | failed to maintain their brightness. | Congress has done nothing to better | the situation and haste the return of | good times; and the country now contemplates it only with an anxious ; hope for the adjournment as soon as soon as possible.” the Spoils System, Ciyil Seryice 1s Extended.—Thirty | Thousand Places Added to the Classified List. Washington, D. C., May 6.—Al most 30,000 government employes were brought with one sweep under the protection of the civil service to-day by the issuance of an order by peeeat Cleyeland BE n | Voters should preserve this. It is general revision of civil service rules. Laci aae een pee GaGa pean The order is the most important : : a s 5 | mouth of every republican orator in since the inauguration of the system bd : the country and cause the people te more thana decade ago. It takes | : eftect immediately. Its practical Goer GON We [easy is which has so deceived them. extent is the classification of all | government employes below the, rank of those subject to nomination | by the president and confirmation | Favor a Gold Standard and Oppose by the senate and above the grades | of laborers and workmen with a few | Ratio. exceptions. The order has long | ds : i Trenton, N. J.. May 7.—Early been in contemplation and its pro-| j,orning trains brought Democratic mulgation this afternoon 1s the re- | teyders, delegates and convention sult of an immense amount of cor- | followers from all parts of the state, respondence and conference between | i ntij the crowd of last evening grew the president, the civil service com- |to respectable proportion long be missioners and the heads of the|¢o.9 the time for opening the con- various departments. pase _ |ventio. The convention was called The new rule adds 29,399 posi- | t order at noon. Speaker James G. tions to the classified list. increasing Bergen of Somerset county was tem- the number of eee positions porary chairman and made the open- from 55,736 to 85,135. The number ing address, in which he asked that of classified places which are except-! 114 convention declare in favor of ed from examination has been re- honest money with gold, not “coin,” 8 cee oa Reine ocean screen wire, chicken netting &c. ly position’ i i customs, postal, internal and revenue oe — Le aan DEACON BROS. & CO. services. Indians employed in minor superior to any that might be ex.|1°W Price Hardware and G-ocery House capacities in the (Indian service are | pected from the apostle of high pro-| necessarily put on the excepted list. | tootion, = A Goldbug Scheme. Almost all the positions in Washing- Assemblyman John W. Queen was| Washington, D.C., May 7.—Be- ton which have heretofore been | decided on for permanent chairman. | hind the story that the democratic included in the competitive list. The The delegates at large fully agreed | 2ational executive committee is to only classified positions in Washing- upon are to be United States Sens consider at its meeting in New York ton which will be excepted from ®* tor Smith, Allen McDermot, United | to day a proposition to remove the amination under the new rule will States Senator Rufus Blodget and | ational democratic convention from be private secretaries or confidential | aipert 1, Tallman, the latter of | Chicago is a tale of gold bug schem- clerke (not exceeding two) to the! Gioucester county. ing, which is of interest. president and to the head of each of | py, platform declares: ‘Weare! The democratic executive commit- the executive departments. Nope: |e favorlofa arms unvarying mainte. | tee is controlled by “sound money” sitions will hereafter be subject to nance of the present gold standard.|™en- Since the Cook county dem. hon'competitive examination except | we o.4 opposed to the free coinage | Ocracy set its primaries for May 26, in the cases of the Indians employed | and the silver men announced that Peappoey faa ary | of silver at an any ratio, and to the a teaching capacity in the Indian | compulsory purchase of silver bul-| they propose to control it, the gold service. men have hatched an elaborate ‘lion by the government. i scheme. The men who are putting up Chicago's money are for gold. They say that if the silver men win in Cook county and Chicago, it A SPRING: BALANCE It’s in our favor this year. How? Balance of receipts for spring business isin advance of last year Review our business fora year past. Specially what we have done and are doing this spring. NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS. Have thought of our customers before anything else. If we take care of our customers the receipts We also attribute this increase to our Free Coinage of Silver at Any will take care of themselves. special inducements to CASH BUYERS Moline and Rock Island lines of plows, cultivators, harness, &c. Top Buggies, Road wagons,jump seats, surries, spring and farm wagons. We carry a very exten- sive line of machine oils, barb and plain wire, screen doors, Voters Should Preserve This. Montgomery Standard. Food, undigested, is poison. Di- | geated, itis lifeand strength. Mil Failure can truthfully be written lions of us suffer from indigestion, across the records of the republican | rs xe often don't know it. We congress. | think it is something else. Even} would never do to hold the national The Globe-Democrat, the great Pele thie ecole esas Tmptoms. | convention an Chicago. ‘The demo- republican organ of the west, with ed, who need strength, who seem jn | “‘#tic executive committee is in sym- its face in the dust of humiliation, | want of proper food, should take! pathy with them. makes this confession: Shaker's Digestive Cordial. It is} It is proposed now, it is said, to “A New York paper has been in- astonishing what food will do, when open the way for removing the con- | vention elsewhere. The suggestion eae i roperly digested | terviewing merchants {and business See Ces that it will be sent to St. Louis is ps 1 It will make you strong. revive | men. in the principal commercial | you, refresh you, make you fat, re-| | centers of the country as to the in- | store your color, make muscle, brain | Oly a blind. The “gold bugs” want | t: fluences which have checked the bre, courage, endurance, energy: favoring prospects of trade that pre- sagt ta cata — foal York, preferrably the latter. Unless : i a k& ea. . : vailed last fall. The general opin- a a pas gon a the silver men appreciate the danger ion thus obtained is to the effect opposite, but indigestion can be | there is strong probability that the that the explanation lies mainly im cured and prevented with Shaker | Convention may be located in New| the course that has been pursued by Digestive Cordial. Sold by drug-| York. That is said to be the inside | congress. ‘That body has a fine op- 8'8ts- Trial bottle 10 cents. | plan of the men who are bebind the | portunity to promote the revival of Millionaires’ Duel. new movement. business, to restore confidence, and New York, May 6.—An interest-| to encourage enterprise. The peo- ing war has been declared here. It! Wichita Falls, Tex., May 7.—Th ple looked to it for sound and prac. is to be a duel between millionaires. | grand jury whisk ae b JEran ot tical legislation on subjects vitally |The weapons are sky scrapers The | cating ikea nha of a. related to the question of national | American Surety Building is the ily the ‘hank Soa on | prosperity. It assembled with a | highest office building in the world, | dered Cashier Dorsey } = F % ee perfect understanding of what was rising considerably above 300 feet) has adjourned aes fae seas expected of it. The November elec- | from the curb to 21 otfiiee stories. | found against oe eee a | tion had left no room for doubt The great structure is offensive to! Quinn ed - M.D. agi ick | about the popular desire with regard John Jacob Astor, architecturally | them with complicity a i to measure of relief and stimu . and otherwise. That the war is on| They were taken bef. ee oo ie a ee 3 e Jud ill- Every member knew what his con- abc. pease OY er ares ' ae ee aut pean es : pabal aa es nak . er, who refused them bail, and they stituents wanted and how they could oanat ae SEE ae z Bokeheglnas Rak i tice to cc illion dollars adjoin-|are now in jail. Citizens offer bail n) enefitted. But the important ing the Surety Building, wh: will in any amount and excitement ri j duty of carrying out the well de- not only detract from striking | hioh leeee the ar cs coe fined and well empasized wi height, but shut out air and light | fesred if ties aa x ‘ i ed. Saisie tet from its 200 windows Sedalia, Mo.. May 6.—Emanuel ments are awaited with int Premature baldness may be — Givens, who shot Maggie Britt Mon. vented and the hair made to grow | dy night while ina ft cf jealousy. it to go either to Cincinnati or New Texas Lynchers Indicted. Develop- €rest. The the land waited for helpful legislation only to be Hall's Vegetable Si disappointed. Instead of the ase newer. cilian Hair Re-| houn by Constable Maupin. He was. brought to Sedalia and placed in ral. | ' on heads already bald, by the use of | Was captured this morning at Cal-/ SULID FOR FREE SILVER.| | Pain often con- © 8 centrates all its Mi 2a | Tennessee Democrats Stand out. Boldly for Free Silver. Nashville, T largest democratic ever held in Tenn adjourned. It was: vention from start to finish. 3.500 delegates « attendance. Nothing of importance was done until ) o'clock last night, when a vote on contested delegation reports showed that the men proposed to ¢ the handful of sound gates. The platform contains free silver plank, as follows: “We demand the restoration of the money of the constitution by law providing for the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver as full legal | tender money at the ratio of 16 to 1 regardless of the action of any other nation.” Ex Governor Robt. L. Taylor was nominated for governor by acclama- tion. | | if you want to feet it co P : i ae Ray GoBtestte its heating ig a cure. =e FEyIys convention has met and | = weet Safe Drugs. May S.— Fully nd visitors were in free silver nt no quarter to The saving or gi g ning of health may depend money dele. on the freshness of purity of the drugs you use a strong Certain, positive results must be had. We offer safe, reliable drugs. The amount of business we do keeps them moving—nothing gets old. The reputation we maintain for re- liability,} and accurate prescription work in. sures the best of everything. Prices are always just ones—always low,quality * considered. H. L. TUCKER. Prescription Druggist. Jerry South Gets His Reward. | Jefferson City, Mo. April 30.— | Governor Stone this afternoon order- | ed the payment of $600 to Hon.| Jerry South of Mountain Home, | z : : Ark., for the capture of the Taylor nominated by the republicans of | brothers. The reward has been held} iia por ROremnOr WA en up by the Governor antil the convic- | sition, BBE a recor for having killed tion of the Taylors was made com-|® man—Thomas Erskine, his brother- | plete by the refusal of the U.S. Su HG HS UG A Bt Ge preme court to take cognizance of = the case of William Taylor, hanged | aun Osage kay) ee i er Girolitonn te aa: Th al South cured, which resulted in his acquit will get about $2,700 by his capture | ##l. As chairman of the republican | Bates Co. National Bank, Balinel brothers Auditer Seibert | State central committee of Illinois, | will forward him a draft for $600| he published over his signature two | Established in 187¢. to-night. years ago, a campaign document Sheriff S. H. Stone of this county which reflected upon the honesty of received a telegram this afternoon Mayor Hopkins of Chicago is from Shelton, Neb, asking if Tayler Hopkins denounced Tanger's state had been hanged this morning. It ments as lies out of whole cloth, and was signed S. E. Smith, and Mr. commenced suit against him for} ae “ - { Hon. John R. Tannner, who was \ a Bates Coun Ban, BUTLER, MO. Suecessor,to: | Paid up capital $125,000 A general ‘banking business trang. acted. F.J. TYGARD, - - - - President HON. J. B. NEWBERRY] Vice-Pres, Stone turned it over to Assistant $25,000 ana be mm —— I Proseouting attorney Morton Jor- should get ju ee sR J.C.CLARK- : Cashter | and dan, who wired it to the prosecuting oT sae ne ps bea 8 —— ee try attorney of Carroll county. It is|'7® execution. en petie reser pos z A 2s from boyhood up is none the best, W. R. woops. thought that this may be a clew ee 1 Real E d Li the that may lead to the capture of| but it will probably equal that of| Real Estate and Life In-| yey George Taylor. ms Sei naka politician.— surance Agent. tho So eee Ee = linton Democra é Battle in Floriday. a ADRIAN 7 MISSOURI the ing Live Oak, Fla, May 7.—Three DR. Fred R. Jones, T have a large number of farms for i sale, ranging from 40 acres up, This ’ men are dead and five badly wound- Physician land is located in Bates county and ed as the result of a battle which oc- ‘ % is choice real estate. Call and see me 3 Office in Deacon Block. Residence, M. E. | before buying. } curred between whites and blacksj churen parsonage, corner Ohio & Havannah 5 on the Suwanee, in Lafayettee Coun- | “*°*'*- | GRAVES & CLARK, ‘e ty. The dead men are negroes, as z to are two of the wounded. The other| The Weekly , ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ze three wounded are whites. The re-| | Office over the Missouri State Bank ah ports that reach here state that the “7 St. Louis 7 | North side square. rah battle was caused by the attempt of | Cli the white men to force the negroes! ' | T ees BOULWARE, Physician a 8° to pay debts. The whites bad no P Ost- \S al C h | Butler, Bo. Dlecesesot womena od warrants for the negroes; they Jsim-| t | en aspecialty, * ply proposed to collect the debts by protien Ural hae ean | ee = Co foree. | | DR TY. sy = ee ; Only 50 Cents a Year, | - J. M, CHRISTY, oe | } in, LES Ww. LECC. | By Mail, Prepaid. 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