The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 1, 1896, Page 10

aw OF BUTLER MO. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 110,000.00 aN sand made from the Records daily Parties wishing estate are invited to call and get our rates, terms, & end for sale firet Farm Mortgages in amounts from $2 han having a few hundred dollars to loan cen be accomodated wit mortgage= that are safe as U. ©, bonde. \ ee DIRECTORS oe Booker Powell, CR Radford, C H Datcher, J Everingham, J RJenkins, John Deerwester, TJ Wright, Wm E Walton, H H Pigott, Allows interest on time deposits. Authorized by law to act as Executor, Curator, RARAD ARRAPLEPREESELOGS Receiver and Assignee, We solicit your business. F , See’? WM. F. c. Absatracte?. to J WRIC J.B. WALTON ce 3 erate element of the democracy in Kentucky foc Gev. Palmer's treat ment of the Confederate soldiers, Missoun Pacific Railway Time Table. NORTH BOUND. 1504. M. : : Sucre ve 4 1:0 P.M. | while stationed in Louisville just « Ses O40 P ° No’ 513 Local Freight vo ALM, | after the war, was not of the gentle | kind and he is consequently not held in the highest esteem by those whose brothers iu battle he essayed to humiliate. In Louisville were quite a number of ex Confederate soldiers, who have been influenced saath ea ertie rs Naat | by corperations to favor the third _- ———__—— |ticket movement, and it is stated K. ©. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. | now that many of them have epenly Arrival and departure of trains at Worlana, | FeVolted since Gen. Palmer's nomi nation. The charges made in Louis ville that several ex Confederate sol diers were wantonly shot down in city, are as they expressed it, mur dered, after the close of the war,and it is said to have been done at the instance of an officer high in eutbor- ity. Gen. Palmer commanded the military department of Kentucky from February 1868 to May 1, 1866 SOUTH BOUND. 349 Depart i as 00 A.M. 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Southwestern trade supplied by Meyer Bros., Drug Co.,St. Louis, Mo. 46-5t » PALMER His O1der Disfranchiaing Ex-Confeder- ates in Kentucky, Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 4—In 1865 Gen. Palmer, the National Demo cratic nominee for president, was military governor of Kentucky, and just before the August election of that year issued the following order, which, if enforced, would bave prac tically disfranchised rearly every Democrat or Southern sympathizer in the State. After reciting the causes for issuing the order in a lengthy and vituperative preamble, | he classes those who are to be dis qualified under four sections, viz: | 1 All rebel soldiers, whether pa roled or not, aud without regard to the fact that they have or bave not taken any of the oaths prescribed by ! Aa law or executive or military orders, or have registered under orders from the headquarters of the Department of Kentucky. INTERESTING FIGURES. Estimate of Brycn’s Majorities Made by Chairman Jones, Chicago, Ill, Sept. 17.—Chairman Jones of the democratic national 2 All guerillas and others, who, | Committee to day gave out the fol- without belonging to the regular |!oWing estimate of Bryan's majori- rebel military organizations, have | ties in Novezubei: taken up arms against the govern |. __ ‘Electoral : ment, or haye in any way operated State. votes Majority. against the government or people of | A!#bama..... see 60,000 Kentucky or any other State or Ter. | ATKansas ......... 8 000 ritory. California ......... 9 30.000 3 All persons who by act or word, | Colorado. . 4 100,000 directly or indirectly, gave aid, com- Delaware 10,000 fort or encouragement to persons in | Florida rete eee 15,000 rebellion. This applies to all per | Georgia ... 75,000 sons who have voluntarily acted as |1dabo..... 10,000 scouts or spies for rebel or guerilla | Hlinois .... 45,000 forces, who have voluntarily furnish. | 1adiana........... 50,000 ed any rebel force or person with 1n- | Towa terete eee ees 3 30.000 formation, food, clothing. horses, | Kansas .. - 10 £0,000 arms or money, or have harbored, | Kentucky... - 18 35,000 concealed or otherwise aided or en | Louisiana. 5 £0,000 couraged them. | Maryland. eo 15,000 4 All persons who were or have | Michigan . . i4 30,000 been, directly or indirectly engaged | Minnes ota 9 35,000 in the civil service of the late so | Missi Q 50,000 called Confederate government of | Missouri ..., 17 60,000 Kentucky, or who have in any way | Montana . 3 15,000 submitted to either of said pretend- | Nebraska . 8 30,000 ed governments, all agents of or | Nevada. ... 3 4,000 contractors with or for either of said | North Carolin il 20,000 preterded governments are disquali- | Obio .. 23 25,000 fied from voting. | Oregon.... 4 10,000 All persons of the class aforesaid South Carolina... 9 60,000 are required to abstain from all in. | South Dakota..... 4 10,000 terference with elections, and will, if | Tennessee. . «<2 40,000 they shall in any manner interfere +°*98 -- 215 175,000} therein by voting or by appearing at Utah.. ae 10.000 the polls, be at once arrested and | Virginia settee eee 12 25,000 held for mulitary trial. Aid wil) be | Washbington....... + 15,000 given to the civil authorities te en-| West Virginia. .... 6 10,000 force the laws and preserve the Wisconsin ........ 12 30,000 peace. | Wyoming......... 3 5,000; These estimates giye Bryan thirty five ef the forty five states. with 407 electoral votes. It ia also claim- ed that New York and New Jersey} will give their electoral votes to Bryar. | By command of Maj. Ger. John | M. Palmer; EB. Harlan, captain and A. A. G. Official; Ben W. Sulli- van, lieutenant and acting A.A G. Priaceton (Ky.) Banner. Had the Indianapolis Boltercratic convention taken outa search war- rant, it could not have found a man Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, M e Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,SaltRheum Fever! so thoroughly _lacking in favor te | Sores, Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains | hundreds of Kentuckians as Gen. | Corns, snd all Skin Eruptions, and posi-| Palmer, who is at the head of the ‘ive!¥cures Piles, or no pay required. 1} third ticket. The selection is pare | 8 guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction | ticularly displeasing to the Confed- | Fors sae a et ee The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts} j 1 ucker druggist THE WALTON TRUST COMPANY, :ltzrccusetnesss of the Democratic national commit tee, in his estimate, submitted to the, country yesterday through the press, | gives the electoral vote of the State| 4 "Pp CAPITAL $55,000.00 to Bryan by 30,000 majority. . PAID UP CAPIT. aL i ; ny 8 Mr. Jemes Creelman, the New| ¢ SURPLUS FUND 911,000.00 ; York World's correspondent, who is ( Sree eee Se . Lends money on real estate on long or regarded as one of the most pains | Sp eA Led aaa A opt Q|mewspaper profession, bas spent ; Have a complete and reliable abstract of title § | much time in Iowa, both before and ; to each tract of land and town lot in Bates Co. $ | since the great political parties mede - |their nominations. The result of his ‘The preparation of these abstracts wes begun by our Mr. Walton 2 § , observations, which should be free | from Democratic bias, since they are can in its editorial columns to aid in influencing its readers to vote against | five times and then rode to town and | gave himself up. | Iowa Conceded by the Enemy. The Republicans have been claim- ng Iowa by all sorts of majorities a8 printed in a paper that bolted the Chicago platform, and is doing all it Mr. Bryan, substantiate Chairman Jones’ figuics. Writing from Des Moines, some days ago, Mr. Creelman said he kad bad access to the returns from a pre liminary poll of Iowa, made under the direction of the republican state committee, and that it showed, in two-thirds of the districts canvassed, a republican bolt of 30,000. ‘The democratic defection to offset this was only 10,000, and this was a liberal estima‘e. The 32000 populist votes in the State must, of course, be reckoned in favor of Bryan. The World’s cor reapondent summarizes his estimate of a democratic victory in Iowa this fall in the following convincing fashion: “Last year the demceratic and populist vote amounted to 181,000, and this year it is absolutely united and will be increased. The republi can vote was 208,000. This would leave a republican majority of 27,000 to be overcome. “The prohibition vote will be about 10,000 this year, and at least 7,000 will go to Bryan. “I am willing to concede that the bolting democrats will number 12, 000, and that 7,000 of them may vote for McKinley direct. “But take the 30,000 bolters from the republican party and add them to the united strength of the demo- crats and populists and what chance has McKinley got to win?” This estimate of the World’s cor respondent gives Iowa to Bryan by 27,000 majoritv, and is only 3,000 short of the figure given out by Chairman Jones —Kaneaz City Times. A Sound Liver Makesa Well Man Are you Billious, constipated or trou- bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, bad taste in the mouth, foul breath, coated tongue, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hot dry skin, pain in the back and between the shoulders, chills and tever, &c. If you have any of these symptoms, your liver is out ot order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your liver does not act properly. Herbine will cure ali disorder of the liver, Stomach or bowels It has no equal as aliver medicine. Price 75cents. Free trial oottles at H. L. fuckers drugstore. 4ety McKinley’s Change of Mind, National Intelligencer, Washington, D.C. The following is a verbatim ex tract from the address of William McKinley, Jr, at the Lincoln Day banquet, iu Memorial Hall, Toledo, Ohio, February 12, 1891: “During all of Grover Cleveland’s leads at the head of the government he was dishonoring one of our pre cious metals, one of our own great products, discrediting silver and en hancing the price of gold. He en deavored even before his inaugura | tion to office to stop the ecinage of silver do!lars and afterwards, and to the end of his administration per sistently used his power to that end. He was determined to contract the circulating medium and demonetize one of the coins of commerce, limit the volume of mosey among the people, make money scarce, and therefore dear. He would have in creased the value of money and di minished the value of everything else—money the master, everything else the servant. He was not think | ing of ihe poor’ then. He had left} ‘their side. He was uot ‘standing |} torth in their defence.’ Cheap coate, cheap labor, and dear money. The} sponsor and promoter of those pro:| fessing to stand guard over the wel- | fare of the poor and lowly. Was there ever more inconsistency or reckless assumption?” CASTORIA. Moberly, Mo., Sept. 17.—Charles | W. Grimes, a prominent and highly respected citizen of this county, liv- ing near rere, shot and killed his son in law, Whitmore, this morning. Grimes learned a few days ago that Whitmore bad betrayed his daughter while visiting at his home last winter. They wet this morning and the en raged father shot the young man What's the Use ot Talking About coldsand coughs in the sum-j mertime. You may haye a tickliug} State, Dist oe Dist, Ne Dist. Dist. 'hueberd lives at Orongo. Mo. cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure foriit. Sold b7 H. L.Tucker APPORTIONN County and Township School Monies for the year 1896 | MINGO TOWNSHIP . farmers was twp. | Change of he $10 6t| “eheap m 45 12 1 SPRUCE TWP. HUDSON 4 F 7 45 00 SHAWNEE TWP. $12 54 30 60 S10 24 40.05 MOUND TWP. SOL s4 id 96 NEW HOME TWP S48 00 S19 60 W2ST POINT TWP. if Dist. No. STATE OF MISSOU RI, + County of Bates. c= I, W. M. Crawford, clerk of the of Bates county hereby certify t a correct copy pportionmen county and p school monies f bs Witness my hand and seal court this the 22nd day of Septemb« 1535. 1. CRAWFOR € [sear] Fort Scott, Kan. Sept.—Emma/| Reeves, a beautiful young woman of} the town, ended her life by means of | morphine yesterday evening. Her} She | has been despondent for almost a! week and this was the third attempt | she had made on herlife. She took | a quantity of hammered glass three days ago. | Charles | German republicans are coming over {to Bryan in Jargen ja few days 2 | years ag and it took 5 stil said that in Lineoln, St. aud Warren counties the Ik is bers At Troy f these German hi wanted it to ; that 20 ay taxes with; his taxe of wheat to his of 50 100 gold standard money to pay the taxes. There- ies: ‘We must pay our per money or we raust -Republie. pay them. bushels Lei’s see states — Tennessee, only they will not yjjget Orege The Democratic states have 3L_ vetes; majority, 17. Repub! Maine, cratic gains—Orc 22,600 Demo 12.000; Ala bama, 10,000; Arkansas. 20,000; Ten. | Net | What are | total, 62,000. 40,080 ring about?—Pieas nessee, 11,000 Democratic ga you fellows ant Hill R+ CASTORIA. is ca vt jew. St. Josepb, Mo, Sept. 17 —Mre. | Anna Wood of Hatfield, Mo.. arrived | in this city this morning, with three | was taken | before the Connty court, where sbe | get to her Some time ago! she was deserted by her husband and | (3S ae 4 . She | “Lbe Chicago convention was g | barefouted children aud arked for assistance to parents in Texae. left in a destitute condition. had walked from her home to this | city, a distance of eighty miles, car- rying two of the children most of | ® the way. 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SUTYS Liver P] BRIBERY CHARGER, Pohtical Sensation Spraag in {| Tadianapolis, Ind., Sept 18 | Charges of bribery are flying. 13 and the democratic leaderg omplish fusion at the confg of yesterday afternoon | Charges of bribery are op | made, and the Sentivel, the D cratic organ, under the headlj “Rank Bribery Attempted,” gives two column story of the affair whi contains interviews with LW. bell of Pulaski County, and Capt. members of the populist commit in which they say they were proached and offered large sums | money to prevent fusion. Is Your Tongue Coated, your throat dry, your | dull and inflamed and do you tee! me | generally when you get up in the mon jing. Your liver and Kidney are | doing their work. Why don’t youts | Parks Sure cure. If it does not m ou feel better it costs :you nothin Sold oy H. L Tucker Senator Mitchell, of Michi was one of the strong goid men that state at the Chicago conventio He is now supporting Bryan a gives the reason why all demoen loyal to the party should supper the ticket, in language as follor ly regular in its organization. was correct in its proceedings. dopted its platform and nom its candidates by decisive majoriti T hold a national office throughd j oceatic votes and am bound in bon | to accept the conclusions of the | ing, bolting and complaint bavesins >| after. I shall support the C! nominees.” ODSFAFAFAEAFE EFF ley’s 0) South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep 5 Saddles of sand prices, from the cheapest {0 fork cow boy and cle Jeather ®p i saddles. Lap robes, horse bles old harness and seddies and trade M store in the Southwest and cur A Butler Missouri.