The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 16, 1900, Page 2

vam ope OF a SP Tp so ae RY 4ARGED. savages who practically make no use CUBAN JUDICIARY CE of the soiland other resources avail- able—there is no rational objection the conquest of countries Havana Press Boldly Enters Accusa- lreadv popula‘ed, where densely tions of Corruption. Ameri- igation there is no room for genuine ited led has on board §—The U Havana, August -olonization—to the sub States transport Crook, New Y« Colonel Edgar Dudley of N. ¥ has received two which sa of millions of peopleand government to-r subjects the assumption as upon ohnstownh, | that they are not capable of govern- at obj Cuba, who | ing themeelves—there is gr , judge advocate of months’ leave of | tign. 20nd That sort of thing unquestionably absence on account of ill-health the remaining battalion of the first | js disruptive not only of our na- the second | tional integrity and morals, but also infantry and battery Fo artillery, consisting of 533 men and | of our national peace, prosperity and thirty officers | perpetuity.” The press usly criticises As to the trust issue there can be/state, and he would not stoop to/ who have already testified. and condemns what it terms the cor-| no mistake. The republican party | methods of this character to obtain WE et rupt condition of the Cuban judiciary | js responsible for the Dingley tariff. | any office. Plump cheeks. flushed with the soft Bold ehar, have been |in the absence of which nine-tenths of made by the newspapers that judges | system. trusts would be harmless. and other members of thecourt have been receiving feesf{ar cases coming to The trusts recognize the republi-| cl grand commonwealth. Not a single vote during Mr. Dockery’s long ser- vice in congress needs the slightest defense before the people. So fair, so faithful to duty, so in- i upright was heas a public servant that his reede4 won dustrious a People of all stations of life, from the of Surveyor Coo praise from good men of all parties. of the grounds. It Star Claim for Defense. | Georgetown, Ky., Aug. 9 —The de- fense sprang one of its star claims | in the trial of Caleb Powers, charged | with being connected w murder, this afternoon in prove by his figures t intelligent member of labor unions which killed Goebel to the man with large property in-|t terests. found him an untiring friend | ¢ and laudable undertak-|! t¢ ing. Mr. Dockery does not need to! | play the part of acheap demagogue | in order to secure the support of the/ great majority of the people of this) in any just ween fired from tt of the secretary « ook the course clai srosecution Both sides took uy of time again yesterday to the system, and the state's the ¢ he was : yal rea 1 an to impeach and contradict witnesses | With Mr. Dockery on the state] glow of health, and a pure complex- ; ‘ | ticket are associated men of h ion make all women 7 ue H Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oi, ‘ : : z ine imparts strength and vit ie. Ss hing Syrups. is P iracter, of integrity and business | bine imy ome goric, Drops and Svothing Syru; It is Pleasant ottice j | roebel j shape | } NS | j The Kind You Have Always Bought, and w hich has beeq j in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature Pr) and has been made under his pen. sonal supervision since its Allow no one to deceive youin All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘“Sust-as-z000” are bag Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health og Infants and Children—Experience against Experimeng, | What is CASTORIA. 1ount effort con trialin the courts. and which they themselves have to decide. The Post and Lucha agree with the policy of governor general Wood in regenerating justice, modifying the yrocedure in foree, and mak of members of the judiciary. The Post char, carefal ing over the entire system so periect that “corruption is conducted with absolute safety,” and adds: “There are members of the courts who retain their law officesand leave the affairs of the offices to those who were their clerks before they were on the bench. These clerks arrange the details of representing the old clients of these judges and arrange the fees. In this way a judge upon the bench decides a case at issue, while really ies in the suit, and the result may be imagined in each instance in which this is the representing one of the p case. The resignation of the late secre- tary Sarrerio, is generally attributed to lack of moral coura of justice, Senor re to enforce reform in this par- ticular issue, and not toill-health, as reported. On this account, except by certain interested individuals, his resignation and General Wood's ac- ceptance thereof are looked upon with great favor by the populace here and in other districts throughout the island. Doctor Gener, who has succeeded General Barrerio as secretary tice, is looked upon as age and competent, and not subject to the judiciary trust ences. of jus- ive bein, intlu- as kness, nervous- side, flatulence, For digestive w hess, pains in the dizziness, wakefulness, headache and other annoying a ‘ompaniments of costiveness, Herbine isa prompt and unparalled remedy. Price 50 cents. For sale by H. L.Tue Gold Democrats for Bryan. Chicago Chronicle. The Palmer and Buckner crats of McLean county, Illinois, formally announce that they are now supporting Bryan and Steven- son. demo- They have issued a statement in which they declare that their views on the silver question, which was the leading issue in 1896, gone no change. But in their judement, this has, for the time being at least, given place in importance to two others, which have been forced upon the country by the republican party and which now, in their belief, “threaten our basic national principles and organic national life.” They state issues as follows: 1. “Un-American colonization, dis- ruptive not only for our national integrity and morals, but also of our national peace, prosperity and per- petuity. 2. The fostering of trusts and of unjust and flagrant private monop- oly.” have under- these The colonization to which the Me- Lean county democrats object is indeed un-American. Properly speak- ing, it is not colonization at all, which means the sending forth of people from a parent country to oe- eupy the wilderness and plant there the laws, the institutions, the civili- zation of that country. What the republican party has un- dertaken to do is not to people a wilderness, either adjoining or remote from the United States, with Ameri- cans, but to establish American | domination over countries already as densely populated as Iinois or ‘ even Massachusetts—over millions of | } people occupying regions where there is no room for American colonies in the preper sense of the word. To true colonization—that is, to selection es the Cuban judi- ciary with having a compact extend- a extravagance and state. | the people as their ez ernor a citizen whose | book, whose 16 yes i j ample guarantee charge the duties of the head of our can party as their party. such the Porto Rican la *{fatten their bank multiply and wax defiant of law when | | | | to it for | é | as accounts. the administration of] that party is in power. These notorious facts point unmis- takably to the only party from which relief from trust extortion is to be expected. See a lot of young girls in another column with their garments tucked up treading grapes in a Quinto village of Por’ ugal during the wine mak- ing season. ‘he practice is kept up to this day. Speer of New Jersey, however. uses rubber rollers and makes the most superior wines in the world. ss e In Europe Speer’s Port Grape Wine Is ordered by families in Dresden, London and Paris for its superior medicinal virtues and ite blood making quality. It is made from rare grape vines procured from Portugal, TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI. The campaign upon which we are now entering demands earnest, thoughtful the hands of all citizens who desire good consideration at government, the impartial enforce- ment of the law and the prudential <penditure of all funds raised by The democratic state central com- mittee invites a comparison of the years of democratic state rule haracterized by honest care and fru- n gality with the ten years of republi- can rule marked with wanton extray- agance, the sacrifice of the state se- eurities, th» lowering of the state’s financial eredit and theimposition of high tax rates. the of the democratie party to power in Since accession Missouri, no state in the American union has a better ri for able and conservative financial manage- ment. Inheriting from the republi- debt of $21,768,000, with bonds and warrants at a great discount, democratic officials have built up the credit of the estate until its 3% per cent bonds are as good as cord state isa those of the government, and at no time within the past 20 vears has a single state warrant gone to protest or been delayed in payment for an hour. The public debt has been re- duced until now $2,342,000. While doing this the democratic par- ty has been liberal in furnishing edu- cational, eleemosynary and penal in- stitutions, which are the equal in construction, sanitary conditions and management to those of any state in the union. it is Progressive and liberal upon the one hand, it has by honesty and frugality succeeded in the reduction of its debt despite con- tinued reductions in the levy of tax- ation from 50 cents on the $100, as the republicans left it, to 25 cents on the $100 valuation, as it has now been for several years. Of this 25 cent state tax levy, only 10 cents is used for governmental purposes, the remaining 15 cents being applied, 5 cents for support of public schools and 10 to pay interest on and the liquidation of the principal of the state debt—being the lowest tax rate of any state of its rank in the country. advantages and the With the same under identically ume constitutional provisions which apply in the state, the republi- “an government of the city of St. Louis has in the meantime largely increased by and misrule the public debt of city. Itis thus made manifest and beyond contradiction that the re-} high taxation whenever it has power in the city or The democracy has presented to idate for gov- fe is an open Ts in congress jemonstrated not only his absulute honesty, but a high order of ability and a breadth of character which is that he will dis- They go }capacity, who will loyally support legislation, including | him in his determination to conduct will help They Bears the The Kind You Have Always Boucht Signature CnufGZEA, of LER torian and literary writer, died in a reckless extravagance | hospital in New York last week. His the | principal works were: tory of the United States, Popular History of the United States, sublican party in Missour} is 2 pedia of Universal History, Life and ¥ Perey. sourtis one of Works of James G. Blaine, Life and Times of Gladstone, ment to the History of All Nations. 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At this convention there wz eda platform which over the woman's department in the sadopt- will go down into history as one of the political county jail, where it is propose confine Miss Morrison is she is without bail for fir classics of our countr Upon this hearing magnificent platform was nominated for president of the United States William Jennings Bryan, as manly the evi- eammences | dence will be r Judge Ran- dall. neys will have Miss Mor attor- It is reported that au man as these United States have ever produced. A man who, spring- bel stand in he that she killed own Mrs. ¢ rinto prominence in 1896 and re- ving over 6,000,000 of votes of defense. The her, and it is doubted if t his fellow citizens for the highest sentiment is bi place in their gift, has grown in their ns neither Opium, Morphine nor other N substance. Its ase is its guarantee. Lt destroys Wi and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Colic. It relieves Teething Troubies, cures Cc ustipation and Flatuleney. 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Let us demonstrate again that the cor- to organi ruption fund of the national republi- can committee, however great it may There have n placed upon the market several cheap reprints of an obsolete edition be, can neither debauch Missourians “ Webster's Dictionary.” They are being East Side Sqaara, FOSTER, the first Mondayin each month 2days. | MERWIN, 2nd Monday in each month 2 days. AMSTERDAM, AMORET, ARC HIE, thir ADRIAN, 4th Prepared to deall kinds of Dontal work. sultation free H DR. H. M. CANNON, DENTIST, LIGHTNING, BUTLER, MO. | TORNADO : BE IN | f INSURANCE that givesabso- protection, The best companies in the world, ~ FRANK ALLEN, Insurance Ageney With MissouriState Bank, Butler/Mo, 1 WILL Wednesday following second lute 2days. 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Office at Gailey’s Feed Yard. equivalent of a higher-priced book, when in reality, so far as we know and believe, they are all, from A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, hototype copies of a book of over fifty years ago, which in itsday wassold for about 5.00, and which was much superior in paper, eration of your state committee. We intend to win a sweeping victory in Missouri this year, not only in state. but on cor local sional. legislative and tickets, and this end the state committee asks the aid and to then & work of some merit instead of one J. F. SMITH. print, and binding to these imitations, being | Omce ond steirs east of Mo. State Bank, JOHN L. STANLEY SMITH & STANLEY LAWYERS. SOUTH BOUND, va 1 ru No.$11 Local Freight........ eet) INTERSTATE DIVISION, No. 849 Depart 2 ; 7 No. 350 Arrive. . . 18 E. C. Vanpenvi ‘. support of all citizens who favor hon- est government, just laws and their impartial enforcement. J.H. Epwarps, JAamMesSerperr, Secretary. Chairman. Long Since Obsolete. The supplement of 10,000 so-called “new words,” which some of these books are adver- tised to contain, was compiled by a gentle- man who died over forty years ago, and was published before his death. Other minor additions are probably of more or less value. The Webster’s Unabridged Di lished by our house is the only meritorious one of that name familiar to this generation. It contains over 2000 pages, with illustra- tions on nearly every page. and bears our imprint on the title page. It is protected by copyright from cheap imitation. aluable as this work is, we have at vast expense published a thoroughly revised successor, known throughout the world as - ——— jonary pub- SCASTORIEA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bough Sensation at Carthage. Carthage, Mo.,. Aug. 7.—To-night aman calling himself Reverend C. W. Towne, and who represented him- self as traveling evangelist for the Christian aid society for reforming criminals, was found intoxicated by the police and placed in jail. 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