The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 18, 1897, Page 2

SILVER SURE TO WIN. Senator Chandler Gives the Re- publican Party Warning. SEES ONLY NISASTER AHEAD Single Gold Standard Means Political) Annihilation.—What the Efections Meant. Predicts Democrats Will Sweep the Country in 1900.—American People Aroused. Washingtov, D. C, Nov 10.— Sevator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire publishes to day a letter to the editor of the Wasbington Post on the fiaancial policy of the administration in which he says: “Since my letters of August 12 and 25,two important events have happened: First—The election of November; second, the refusal of England to reopen the India mints to the coinage of silver as ap induce- ment to international bimetallism “As to the elections, they prove with reasonable clearness that if the| John Fitzpatrick of New Orleans Sent a| Historic ‘‘Seventy-Six House’’ at Tappan republican party permanently ac quiesces in ‘the existing gold stand FOR CURES PROMPTLY. HE WALTON TRUST “CO Ot Butler, Missouri, aA T wenn ee Bates County farme at low or short time. We invite every Real Estate owner in Bates County that desires a new loan er to renew an old one, to come and see us. FRANK ALLEN, Secretary. &~ Has on hand a large amount of money to be loaued on Rates lower and terms more reasonable than ever before given in Bates county. RPRPPPPPPRELPLPPPPLPP ARP PPP IP ‘He is Sentenced to Two Years in the Penitentiary. PAIN: ” paige | | An Appeal Taken—He is Released on $7000 «| Bond—Was Tried Before and the Jury MPANY, 8 | Disagreed. §; Kansas City, Mo., Nov 11.-Much tothe surprise of the attorneys of both sides the jury in ths Criminal Court, which had been trying J C Darragh, ex president of the Kaneas City Sxfe Deposit and Savings Bank, all of this week, brought in a verdict to vight finding him guilty of ac- cepting deposits when he knew the bank to be in a failing condition. Darragh was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Although Dar- ragh hid confidently expected an WM. FE. WALTON, = § Jacquittal, he listeaed to the reading SMEARS ot the jury’s verdict without display- « rates of interest, and on long ( RERRRRARR AGS PRESENT TO TAMMANY. Tiger by Express. New York, Nov 11—The car- ing the slightest emotion. Later he was released on bond cf $7,000 | ANDRE’S PRISON WRECKED. pendivg an appeal to the Supreme — Court When Maj William Warner heard Destroyed by a Wind Storm. the verdict be jumped to his feet New York Herald and excitejly declared that the jury : BEANONS non USING ; alter Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa. teh Process in 000600 000000 20000000000 0009 an one cent Be sure that y 7 fe . - : Sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER DARER & 00. Ltd. Dorchester, Mass. Establisized 1780. 090000 066607000000 000000 60 5000000000000 Damages for Breach of Promise. | a | Yarthage, Mo., Nov. 9— . 2 z To day | yor at repairs, oF parte of Buggies, Surries, one of the most sensational caseg | road Wagors, farm wagons, phactons &c,poles é Z shafts, neckyokes, wheels, dashes, cushions tried this term of court was brought | top. Isell the best to a close after a hard struggle by | R - dal > coth cide. ‘Theelein Mies am | Bugov Paint on Earth. 000 damages against Wn. H. Milter, We reset tires and a prominent merchant, brought by | DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS. Miss Daisy Obette. who claimed that ' Will furnieh you a bugsy be was responsible for ber delicate | HIGH OR LOW GRADE condition. In her testimony she; 5 | for very few dollars [am thankful to all who stated that he had promised to | have patronized me and hope you will continue "3 - to do so, and if you have never tried me, come marry her, but had since married | and be convinced that this ls the right place another girl. | pau The plaintiff is a son of one of the | wealthiest men of this city, who died | W O. JACKSON, about two years ago. He denied his | LAWYER, | liability, although he admitted hav BUTLER, MO. ing kept compeny- | Will practice in all the courts. The jury returned a verdict in be-| half of the plaintiff after being out | thirty minutes, and awarded her | $4,000. | Guard your kidneys; the health of the body depends on those small but Important organs | They extraet uric acid from the blood which if allowed to remain in the system would cause dropsy and Bright’s Disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is a successful kidney tonic, it heals and strengthens the kidneys, regniates the liver, etimulates the stomach and digestion, Nyack, N. Y¥.—The “Seventy Six|had been “plugged.” The declara Stone House” at Tappan, the build-|tion created a sensation, and while ing in which Major Joha Andre was| Prosecutor Lowe vehemently de- imprisoned before bis execution on|nounced Major Warner, Judge Wof Andre hill on October 2, 1780, isa|ford pounded loudly for order. complete wreck There was much excitement, and The storm accomplished the work|though both Judge Wofford and of ruin last Tu-sday morning, and| Prosecutor Lowe demaaded a retrac many spectators have since surveyed|tion, Major Warner stuck to his the ecene. When the wind struck | charge, though he refused to go into the building a few stoves fell out at] particulars. ard, and gives up the struggle for| toonists who revel in impoesible pic- , bimetallism, that party will be de-| tures of the emblem of Tammany feated in the congressional elections | will have something tangible to car- of 1898 and io the presidential | jcature from this time on Tammany election of 1900. The silver won: -} Gall is the owner of a real, live tiger, metallists will then take possession | the gift of former Mayor Fitzpat- of all branches of the uationsl| rick, of New Orleans. The followirg government anda free coinage bill |Jetter explains the situation: with silver made the tender forall; New Orleans, Nov 5 1897.— debts, public and private, domestic] Hugh J Grant, Esq, New York and foreign, will pass both houses} (sity: My Dear Sir aud Friend—I Smith & Francisco, LAWYERS, Office over Bates Countv Bank. Butler, Missouri. Thos. W. Silvers, Batler, Mo Office in rear of Farmers Bank. J. A. Silvers, Rich Hill, Mo of Congress and be signed by Presi deut Bryan. NEW YORK STATE IS DEMOCRATIC Greater New York city being iv the hands of Tammany Hall, that organization will unite with the National Democracy in the demavd for free silver coinage and it is not within the boun:!s of possibility that the rural republican bimetallists will give votes enough upop a single gold standard platform to place the Siate of New York back in the republican column. “There may be infatuated individ uals who think, in view of the elec tion of last Tuesday in Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky and Nebraska, that the Western republican states can be kept in line if future party platforms shall completely yield to gold anv give up the effort to remonetize silver, but the wiser and safer view is to assume that with the issue & framed the republican party wil! meet with overwhelming political disaster, inflicted by a solid South and a West almost solid, aided by Tsmmany Hall and the free silver democracy of the Empire state. WILL NOT ALLOW DEMONETIZATION “This comes very bear being a country of free voters and our elec- tions come very near being honest transactions, and an _intelligeut people with their yotes freely cast aud honestly counted, will never adopt or submit to the permanent demonetization of silver and the fixed ascendency of the single gold standard prescribed by Evgland. “So the pathway of safety is only one direction. Mr. McKinley was elected only because his platform and his previous utterances promised efforts to secure bimetallism. We lost the United States senate because those promises were not sufficiently in earnest aud were distrusted by many. republican voters. We did not promise to establish bimetallism if we could, believing it to be a bad thing, but because we believed it to be a good thing DOOMED TO PARTY ANNIHILATION. “If we now farthteeely~ebendon the pursuit of that good thing we] pleasure to add his name to the | Cuban Repubtic, should the war be doom ourselyes to politica! anvihila- tion. “So there is no course open to us but to bring together the independ ent nations of the Western hemis- phere and to unite them ia one grand and irresistible demand for the money of the ages, God's money, as Secretary Sherman devotionally and reverently called it, silver and| gold joined together ata fixed ratio| as the basis of all paper money and | credits and as the world’s time-} honored measure of the world’s! values. | CASTORIA. simile “— ge every waypem, have read your political forecast of the New York election—your care fully prepared estimate of the vote that will-be cast and the pumber of ballots expected by Van Wyck. I must eay, in all candor, that the re- sult is a great credit to your judg- ment and sagacity. I believe that Tammany should bave its wigwam graced with a real, living representa - tive ot the organization I send you by Adems express a beautiful xpecimen of a tiger He is 2} months old, and was brought to ‘hia city from San Juan del Notre, Nicaragua. He is playful avd kind n disporition, and will be very hand some. He is eatistied with his sur roundings, as IT know Tammany is over the result of the e'ection in Greater New York. Give him 8 placa of honor in your great wig wam You will please accept this beautiful emblem of mighty Tam- many’s glorious victory with the c¢ mplimen‘s of your friend Joun PirzpatRick ” The baby tiger arrived to day, nicely caged and full of playfulness. Owing to the absence of Mr. Shee | han from the city, the animate Tam many emblem will remain in the custody of tha express people until next Monday, when Mr Sheehan will decide what to do with him. The general Tammany sentiment is that he should bave quarters io | Tammany Hall, and ba kept on ex- bibition in the care of a competent trainer In the meantime, Donald Burne, the gimal trainer and auc- tioneer, has been instructed to go to Adams express offic, feel the ani- mal’s pulse and prescribe for him a couree of diet suitable to the climate. Everybody Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder- ful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and eek AS the taste, act gently and positive- Bg on the kidney: , liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipatson and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. today; 10, 25, 50cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. George Memorial Fuad Growing. New York, Nov. 11.—William J. | Bryan has contributed $100 to the Henry George memorial fund. telegraphed tliat it gave him great subscription roll. Many of the subscriptions that He| first and afew moments later the| Darragh was tried two years ago, time l onored edifice fell ina beap | but the b-st the prosecutor could Tho old house was built before|secure was hung jury In view of the Revolution, and during the|that disagreement, no one expected period of strife it was used asav|that Darragh would be convicted inn, kept by Casparus Mabie, who|to-day. The recent pardoning by did » good uusiness. On September|Governor Stephens of Elmer C 28, 1780, Andre,guarded by a strong | Sattley, ex-cashier of the bank, who forca of cavalry, commanded by|bad been sent to the penitentiary M»jor Tallmadge, passed through|for four years for bis part in the Haverstraw and was confined in the| wrecking of the bank, immediately “Seventy Six Stone House.” Oun|created a strong public sentiment October 2, 1780, at 5 o'clock in the |in favor of convicting Darragh. afternoon, he was taken to Andre} When the Kanses City Safe De hill and executed as 2 spy. posit and Saviogs Bank failed July Dr J H. Stephens of Tappau|11, 1893, it had but $11,000 in ite came into possession of the property | vaults, while it owed $1,800,000 to in later years and ths place has since | Over 8,000 depesitors. The bank had been visited by persons from many | been insolvent for a long time, and parts of the world in response to public clamor Darragh It has been almost impossible for}and Sattley were indicted on about anyone to enter the old house in|50 counts each Sattley was convict |late yeare, as Dr. Stephens refused} ed at the first trial. admittance. He endeayored toin-| Depositors have eo far received duce the state to purchase the but one dividend of 5 per cent, and buildisvg, but in this he failed, and|it is not likely that they will ever he seemed determined that no one | get any more should see its interior until it be came state property. The following is from the Rock- see port Commercial: “Judge Robinson, What Do the Children Drink? one of the judges of the supreme licous and nourishing and takes the place of | day, from his salary and his mines | coffee. The more Grain-O vou give the chil-|. “ = s | dren the more health you distribute through|in Jasper county, Missouri His their sytems Grain-O is made of pure grains ee we | and when properly prepared tastes like the|alary is $4,500 per year, and the choice grades of coffee but costs about 1-1 as| .- . . much. income from his mines $1,400 per we-k He was born to luck having | MORRISON TO STEP DOWN. started out in the world as a miner { pocr in the world’s goods, but with | Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commis-| a genial temperament, and an amoun: | sion Will Retire. of energy and push well calculated Washington, D C, Noy.—Colosel | to raise him from his humble sta | William R. Morrison, chairman of |tion Foreseeing how valuable prop \the Interstate Commerce commis jerty would become, he invested in | sion ever since its organization, isto | !ead mining property in the vicinity retira January 1. He will bs sue |of Joplin, end developments since ceeded by a McKénoley republican. | have shown how far seeing end true the choice for selection at this time |his insight was The increase in being between ex-Congreseman F. |the value of that property has made | Aldrich of Chicago and ex-Congress-|him one of Missouri's wealthiest man Watson of Ohio, with the|men.” | chances in favor of the latter. Aldrich could get the appointment ifhe would take it, but ha prefers | to wait and to hold McKinley to his promise to make him Coneul General to Havana cr First Minister to the All grocera sell it. lic. and 2c. | | The Shakers of Mount Lebanon, a community of simple, honest, God- fearing men and women, have pre pared the Shaker Digestive Cordial for many years, and itis always the same, simple, honest, curative medi cine that bas helped to make the Shakers the healthy. long-lived people that they are. The Shakers never have indigestios. This is speedily ended in favor of the insur gents So ex Congressman Watson, for that purpose. come in are from children. It hag | %)03¢ chief recommendation is that been decided to make ths Henry ‘he comes from Ohio, ia likely to get George memorial fund a popular | the place one. That all may do s0,a popular! Cclonel Morrison will go to his subecription of 10 c2nts has been | bome ia DVnois and make the race fixed. _ ~ = i district, which includes East St. The residence occupied by the Dean of the Agricultural College, | enemy, Jehu Baker, who was re- lecated on the State Farm, and com- | sponsible for Colonel Morrison's | monly known as the old Hudscn yatirement from congress soou after! Mansion,” burned Thureday. , bis great fight for the “horizontal” Creek Indiane, who a short time | tariff bill. ago refused to give their names for) {To Care Constipation Forever. ‘for congress rext fell from his old/supplies what's wanting i { | Louis, now represented by his old} i | i partly owing to their cimple mode of life, partly to the wonderful prop erties of Shaker Digestive Cordial Indigestion is caused by the stomach glands not supplying enough diges |tive juice. Shaker Digestive Cordial | Shaker | Digestive Cordial invigorates the stomach and all its giands so that! ‘after awhile they don’t need help. | | As evidence cf the honesty of Shaker | Digestive Cordia!, the forraula is | printed on every bottle Sold by} druggists, price 10¢ to $1 per bottle Missouri school children have sub- scribed $206 towards the erection of errollment, are now flocking to town | Take Eascarets Candy Cathartie. 10¢ or 25c.|@ monument to the dead poet Eugene Ir C. money. . C. fail to cure, druggists refund Field. cleanses the bowels. It will prevent or cure Bright’s Disease. Sold by McClemeut & Co Silvers & Silvers, Oktahoma Stage Held Up. ——ATTORNEYS {AT LAW—— Guthrie, Ok, Nov 10—The mail stage between Cheyenne and (ana- dian was held up by a lone highway man Monday, who covered the driver and two passengers and rifled the mail pouches. It is thought the robber secured over $400 in money and valuables. Jam+s Wilson, the driver, is under arrest, charged with being implicated in the robbery. Will practice in all the courts. A. W. THURMAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Will practice in all the courts. Office ove Bates County Bank, Butler, Mo. (tf) RAVES & CLARK, ATTORN“YS AT LAW. Office over the Missouri State Bank North side square. It Will Surpriee You. In order to prove the great merit of Ely’s Cream Balm, the most ef fective cure for catarrbh and cold in head, your druggist will supply a generous 10c tri.l siza or we will mail for 10c. Full size 50¢c. Ely Bros , 56 Warren St., N Y City Ely’s Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Al fred W. Stevens, Calc w-ll, Obio. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, front room over McKibbens store. All callanswered at office day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis eases. T C. BOULWARE, Physician e Surgeon. Office norta side square Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil: en aspecialtv. DR, J. T. HULL DENTIST. Newly Fitted up Rooms, Over Jeter’s Jewelry Store. The Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards, composed of the State boards of Kansas, Illinoie, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa. Indians, Wisconsia, Michigan, Pennsy!vania, Arkaneas, Kentucky, Terneesee and Obio, will meet at the Planters - Entrance, vame that leads to Hagedorn’s Hotel, in St. Louie, D-cember 2. Studio, north side equare , Butler, Mo, C. HAGEDORN The Old Reliable A hunter was kicked from his skiff into the river at Lomax, Io., by the} recoil of his gun ~*¢f@@&xs drowned. Robert T. Liucoin sxys that be cavnot forgive his daughter nor the | man with whom she eloped. | 2 | Nesr Brenham. Texas, Herman, Gerken was killed by Henry Well-| PHOTOCRAPH E ; | man, his sweetheart’s father. | Colonel De Vecchi who was poi- soned by eating toadetools, mistaken for mushroome, is dead. North Side Square. Has the best equipped gallery | Southwest Missouri. All The First National Bank of Seguin, | Texas, has bean authorized to begin business; capita’, $50,000. | Sixty-seven head of Poland China hogs so!d at Huntsville, Mo., Thurt- day, brought $2,045. i piney & ee Hood's medicine chest and every traveller’s grip. They are Styles of Photogrphing executed in the highest style of @ art, and at reasonable prices. Crayon Work A Speci All work in my line is guaranteed give satisfaction. Call and -ampiles of work. invaluable when the stomach i | is out of order; eure headache. biliousnest, and | Cc. HACEDOR ali liver troubles. Mild and efficient. 2 cents. | BOSTON MEAT MARKET, Cc. W. PROCTOR, Pzor'r. Successor to J. F. Hematrect. THE £4 TRAINED MUR! Pete) MOO Sod 0 This shop frem now on siil be ran in first-class style. Will keep none but the best meats on hand for sale. Give me a cailand I guarantee satis-| faction. j CHas. W. PRgcTOR. Southeast corner of the square, first | door east of the Grange stpre.