The Taney County republican., 1896-10-29

facts, figures and sound argument.
Ho made q canstic reference to the
refusal of the sheriff to permit the
use of the courtroom on Tuesday
night for silver meeting which tad
been announced in The Republican
of October s. 1t was then stated
that Mr.. Reese would speak in the
courthouse on the night of the 9th,
but the courtroom was turned over
to negro minstrel troupe on that
night. Mr.. w. e. Roherteon, of
Springfield, was allowed to use it on
Monday night for the purpose of
making gold stapdard speech.
"Be regular aud punctual in all
things" was one of the old maxims.
taught long ago. The last is not for
gotten, but the first is scarce rcmen-
bcrctl, so irregular is the life of most
people nowadays. The only cOrrectOr
of this evi! is Simmons Liver ltegu-
lator, which keeps the liver active
aud prevents the ills of Irregular liv-
ing: Dyspepsia, Diliousness, Consti-
patton, etc. 1t also cures these
troubles.
r.. j. Vanzandt has resumed the
business of repairing shoes. 1t you
want anything done in that line, call
on Tom at the barber shop and your
work will be attended to with neat
ness and dispatch. Mr.. VaDzaDdt
has had plenty of experience i'll re-
pairing shoes aud will do you good
job.
AS farewell specimen Of goldoug
Republican literature, we quote the
following characterization of the sill
yer men from the New York Morn
ing Advertiser of last Thursday:
"Who, then, is with them! Some
dupes who honestly believe that
division is multiplication; some
cranks who are never happy except
when in a minority; some deadbeats
who want to cheat their creditors;
some blockheads who would live on
the labor Of others, and a handful of
sharpers who want to force the gov
ernment to take all their silver of
their hands before it drops down to
its value of production, 40 cents an
ounce or less. This is the tatterde-
cranks who are gathered to rout the
forces of honesty, honor, progress
and prosperity, who have made and
Still constitute the great republic"
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$500 suits at $1O.5O.
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$500 suits at $500.
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The Republicans had their last
rally here on Monday, and ne it was
the first day of circuit court quito a
crowd of people came to town. A
little more than half of them were
followers of the gold standard, and
they enjoyed themselves with antici-
pations of victory. There ives a
parade in the morning, which EN-
braced about 26O voters by actual
count, and that must be regarded as
good showing. In the afternoon n
colored glee club from Springfield
sang campaign songs, Judge Hub
bard, Mr.. Kemp and James L. Davis
made speeches from a stand in the
courthouse yard, and general bilarity
prevailed. Cheers for Bryan were
heard nearly as frequently as cheers
for Mckinley. Circuit court stood
adjourned practically all day, and
politics took the town. There we're
a few fights late in the evening, but
nobody was seriously hurt. At
night the Mckinley men had q nice
torchlight parade around the square
q number of times, and fireworks
Ul8ZeO anu 6OaTcO tO tue OChSuI VI
the crowd. Political demonstrations
in Taney county this year resemble
those in older communities, and show
that primitive days and ways have
passed away, never to return.
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editorially of popular patent medi-
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want
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Chickens, Feathers,