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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
ARnEsrEp Fon rHEFT.

Austin. Texas, September @.-George
Williams. n San Antonio youth. who ut
ono time ran az a newsboy on the Inter
national ana Great Northern railroad. was
arrested here this evening by Detective
cheunevflle on the charge OF robbing a
tleepiug passenger on nm International
train of two diamond studs. ON being
searched one stud. n very handsome one,
was found IA Williams' person and he
was locked up in the city jan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

Congressman Van Horn. II republican,
TO come ouj for Bryan aud Sewnli.
Colorel editors To %nnounee for free all
Yer and democracy.
So H,or u. u. I'M writes s,cro'ary ~
mont that hc WIN support the democratic
ticket.
Mr.. nryRn has Il day of pnrtihl rest al
ter a hard weak of campaigning. lie ieois
tatisficl aui encouraged.
John Bnyi Thatcher, Sew YorVs dou'o-
ctutle norllnoe for gavern0r declares thar
he il for gold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
rArurn AND SON DROWNED.

Houma, La, September D.-Tnislmond
Grilry and hs 1i-ycar-old son were
drownal Thursday evening in Lake Bar
rec. near the Gulf coast Of TINS Ci,rre-
ionns1 parish. tiuidry was engaged In
bringing oysters to the HOuma Fish and
oNstsf and whil- on his way
hern - son tell into the iake and the pli
man Mmu4d .nto the water 10 SAVE MIN.
but both per. shcd. The bodies were re-
covered by the fishermen, Who have Just
brought the information of the accident
70 Houma-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
TODRY'S FEATURES.
FOItMIGN.

Americas foreign credit live times
Er'at,r than last year.
Tho British capture Doreola and com.
p,c,ely route the DorNishcs.
Another plot against spain discovered
In tho philippine islands.
A,o her No saore OF Armoninns Ia re.
ported from hhin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

NEW YORK Tho maEnifccnt siirer
service FIR tho hattieshP Indiana a Fly
g. ~, inc state after which she is named
-, H.. rros,f,-l by GOV r1er Matthew's
10 The vessel ~ New York bay today. can
lain Evans. commanding the Iniiana, has
isyitcd ASS any S-crgt9ry MGN ic@ 70
~. enhrmcral title II the most powerful
ssbin In tho United states Navy"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21


Mar Tolclo. ohio "a respected farmer
Is brutally whipped and 'hcn buried alive.
Natiord brewers uuicn mcolinG ia
Cincinnati
Alonzo j. Whitman. sentenccd for
forgery in san Francisco. gets II new trinl'
STATE.
Governor Cuiherson assures tho Globe
Democrat correspondent that the lis-
mArck h7ticr is genuine.
Comparison %, expenses for the "soeto,
service fund" between the prorcfS ami
former administrations Ia favor OF cul-
borsou
Another usio,, ticket 10 n-' put o'it In
the Eleventh congressional district
shov,ors reported from several parts Of
tho state.
Miss Masaic. living near iampasns. com
mitq suicide.
SPORT,
Baeoball-Cincinnati 4. Louisville .; ST.
Lonis 3. Chicago ..
ld crane. tho once noted baseball
pitchcr. commits suicide.
Hamilton challenges John Miehaois. the
Welsh bicycle wonder.
LOCAL.
The Emmett picnic and "s'ormins Of
the Alamo" postponed
Eugene V. Dcbs the attraction this
wook.
Regular meeting Of Dick nowllug camp
The gch,ols win open today.
German day and the circus likely to
collide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

In ,ruNbER THE STRONGEST c OMPETlTtNE NuNpl ~ ~ - ~ ,.
g1"usl"Ess THIS YEAR HAS MORE THAN % Lii ~" ~au.
ID eW.AIce pointing to tn Tax that onr service II ,'E NJ dt 'nss
tseN VIC pEstp posted and most DIS terminating H''S"4"@
E%n 'H for more desirable gro Gerry lstom" "" '"-
! ~ sarn IF the most satisfaction and the least. isappointneennt r 9ne yT Trr
"her' BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM, AND IbF Wits & 1rTRo, -
The Oldest Wholesale Grooers and Cotton Faoor@ d''Ne'''a eNa
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Why throw your vote away for
congressman! Put it where it will
count. Vote for Judge DeArmond.
A big silver parade will take place
in Kansas City Saturday. It is es-
timated there will be 10000 men in
line.
Senator German says the avenues
have all been closed up and all that
is left for democrats is the shouting
on the 4th.
The republican rally advertised to
take place in Butler Tuesday, with
Mai. S. S Burdett as drawing card
was total failure.
Next Tuesday stand for the stars
and stripes and America. Tell old
England she can't dictate the tinan.
cial policy of Uncle Sam any longer.
Z. L. Dimmitt, ca6hier Clay coun-
ty Saving Bank, Excelsior Springs,
Mo spent Sunday and Monday in
our city visiting his sister, Mrs. J. r.
Davis.
W. o. jackson made speech at
| Foster FRIDAY night and was given
a big reception. He says about ev
erybody over in that part of the
county is for Bryan.
Judge DeArmond ought to carry
this county by 1000 majority. He
will, as hundreds of populists de
clared their intention of voting fol
him.
One of the TINES substantial far
mer friends, E. Holt of Reynard
called and renewed for 81, for whicl
he has our thanks and best wishe
for prosperity.
The solid south and the silve
west will join hands next Tuesda
and on Wednesday general hand
shaking and shouting will seal th
result for Bryan.
The first ticket on the balle
stands for Bryan, Stephens, DeA,
mond and free silver. If you vote
without scratch you will vote a
right and your ballot will count fo
free silver.
New that Judge Jones has witt
drawn every populist in Bates cour
! ty should vote for Lon Y. Stephen
, for governor. Judge Jones vi
} speak in Butler Friday Afternoon
} and all populists and democrat
chould hear him.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Judge DeArmond should receive
the vote of every silver man in Bates
county. He WILL receive very many
Pepulist as we'll as silver Republican
votes, and of course every Democrat
will vote for him, but he should re.
ceive such majority in his home
county as no other congressional
candidate in the state. Let US resent
the taunt made by one of his con-
gressional colleagues in the last ses-
sion because of his silver views.
Now is the time to do it and demon.
strate your appreciation of man
who has fearlessly and honestly stood
up for your interests a. time when
it tried the nerves of the best OF
them. DeArmond has few superiors
anywhere.-Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Do not fail to look oyer the adver-
tisement of the combination Sale of
Poland Chinas to be held at Ft
Scott, Kansas, Thursday, November
10th, 1896 and attend the sale if
you want anything.
There is one thing certain, all the
people will not rejoice together
over the election returns next
Thursday night. Some will be
doomed to disappointment. We
hope the disappointment will come
to the other fellow. If it is our lot
We will grin and bear it.
Burdett's speech was disap-
pointment. Abuse won't win in this
campaign. It's facts and figures
they want The republicans evident
ly damaged their cause by bringing
Burdett to Butler. He abused dem.
ocrats and populists. The issue be.
fore the people, the silver question,
he failed to discuss
The reception given Maj Burdett
by the republicans OF Bates Tues.
day was lot very fattering for Nc
Kirley capturing Missouri. They
grve him the best 'stand up" they
could, however, and SO far as the
Major is concerned he ought to be
satisfied. But he will hardly send
Chauncsy I. Filley telegram thai
Bates is republican fighting grouno
and that a little cash would make
her certain.
! The TIxEs takes much pleasure il
announcing that T. ". Silvers ha'
decided to return to Butler to re
side. He left here about two year.
ago and located in Springfield. Mr.
Silvers has purchased the elegan
residence of Dr.. Tucker near th'
square and as soon as he can &c
possession Of it will ship his house
hold effects. Mrs. Silvers and daugh
J ter. Lou, arrived in the city las
week and are stopping at the hom'
of Mr. and Mrs Wyard. a shor
time ago Miss Loa met with pain
ia! accident in which cne OF he
limbs was badly sprained at th
knee and she was brought to thl
city to be treated By Dr.. Boul~are
The friends Of this mos. e1cellen
family viii be glad to learn OF thei
ireturn to Butler.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Good so acre farm for sale or ex.
change. J. A. SILvERs. 35.tf.
Mr.. Jas. Hurley, of Wisconsin, in
. letter to his son, Will Hurley, OF
this city, writes as follows: "Gen.
Bragg spoke at Hartford, . town
about twenty five mile northwest OF
Milwaukee, and not man in town
would introduce him. He had to
drive about eight miles to get gold
democrat to perform the ceremony.
Gen. Bragg has nothing but the
contempt of the democrats in Wis.
consin, for the part he is taking in
the present campaign. in one school
district ten of the twelve republicans
in it have announced their intention
of voting for Bryan aud prosperity"
Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
5UTI,ER WEEKLY TINES
LOCAL ITEMS

Mark your ballots plain.
Make ell changes on one ticket.
II you scratch your ballot wrong
you lose your vote.
Mrs. L A. Oats is a new subscrib-
er to the booming TINES.
Let your ranks be solid for Bryan
and free silver next Tuesday.
The old soldiers Bryan club at
Carthage has a membership of 127.
A company has been organized to
mine for gold near Excelsior Springs.
Re sure to vote only one ticke t.,
scratch out all others, one at a time.
Be sure to use a soft pencil and
make marks on the ballot distinct.
Mr.. Watson went home Monday.
he will make no more speeches in
this campaign.
Senator Faulkner claims Bryan will
have 220 electoral votes out side Of
the central west.
Get in line democrats this week
as you will have to fight the gold
bugs next week.
DR.. 7. F. Lockwood left Monday
for Chicago where he goes as wit
ness in au important lawsuit.
Arrangements are being made fol-
Especial train to Rich Hill Monday
night for the big Bryan rally.
Miss Anna Florence took advant
age of the excursion rates and visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Epstein, at st
Louis.
Instructions to voters will b,
posted up at every voting precinct
Be sure to study them carefully be
lore trying to vote.
The tiambeau club was out Tuesda,
night and made a pretty parade
The public square was ablaze witt
fireworks.
VIM. Yost, tried at West Plains
charged with completely in the mur
der of the Sawyer family near Ava
was acquitted.
Paddock & Kendrick bought an,
shipped 40 head of j. P. Falls cattl
Monday. The cattle averaged 1856
pounds. They also shipped 10
head of hogs Tuesday.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

ginia Bryan club Friday night and
made an eloquent plea for Bryan
and free silver. The glee club was
present and added much to the en-
thusiasm.
The next issue CT the TIMES will
be printed two days after the elac
ton. We hope to be able to air
our barn yard fowl IN our
next paper. Ii Bryan carries the day
the republicans viii please excuse US
if the TINES elates a little over the
fact.
The Adrian Bryan club will
hold its last meeting and close the
campaign Friday night. Harvey c.
CLARK will speak, and every voter in
North Bates should hear him The
friends Of silver in that section have
made splendid fight, and this last
meeting preparatory to victory
should be the largest and best,
The TINES was complimented by
a call Saturday from little Misses
| Winnie and Eva, the bright and
handsome little blonde twins Of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. r Keeser. Mr. Keeser
Is section foreman On the L. and S.,
a position he has held for the past
II or Is years, Our little lady
friends called to renew their father 8
subscription to 81.
Charles Proctor, president of the
Mckinley club of this city, went to
St. Louis Friday night. He said he
was going to see Mr.. Filley and per,
haps would tap Marks barrel for q
little campaign material. Procto,
said be would have bonds in his
pockets and an electric belt about
his body when he got back, and
those republicans in distress for 6
little stuff to look up the campaign
had better keep safe distance as
he might blow up.
Jas. Bradford. Rich Hill man
started for Butler Wednesday of las
week On freight train. At or neal
a siding two miles south of Ovid h.
fell from the train and was badly cu
up by the wheels. One arm wa:
severed in two places. One leg was
hanging in shreds from the hil
down and the entire body was terri
bly, bruised. He was sent back t.
Rich Hill where he died in a shor
time. It is said the victim wa
drunk.
The Record and Free Press slu
our efficient county clerk because o
I his selecting the two most widel,
circulated papers in which to publisl
the official ballot. The evident ir
tention of the law ia that the ballo
shall be published where it wi
Il reach the most voters. That inter
probation of tho law was evidentl
8 overlooked by county Clerk Dry'
It dale when he selected the Free Pres
o and Record, the former of which
owned by Il corporation and Nj
Drysdale was one of it's principt
o stockholders.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
PUBLIC SPEAKING,
ID. A. DeARMOND

ID. A. DeARNOND
Will speak On the leading issues of
the day at Amsterdam, Thursday
Oct. 26th at O'Clock p. m. Every
one cordially invited to attend and
hear the finest speaker of the 9th
district.
D A DaArmoad will speak at
Lone Star, ,Elkhart twp Friday Oct 30
Hacker School house. Mingo town
ship Saturday afternoon, Oct. 81
Altona Saturday night Oct. 81
GEO. ELLIS,
Nyhart Thursday night Oct, %
Orchard Grove, Pleasant Gap town
ship. Saturday night Oct 81,
HARVEY c CLARK.
Butler, Thurday night Oct. %.
Adrian, Friday '' = 80
Altona. Saturday q" 81.
Ricn Hill, Monday : Nov ?
There are at least two hundred
silver republicans in this coanty
who will cast their votes for Judge
DeArmond.
The people take no stock in cam.
paign lies started on candidates
day or SO in advance OF the election
The democratic ticket was nom mated
| two CT three months ago, The OPP
position has had ample opportunity
20 investigate the character of each
individual candidate Campaign lies
on the eve of election are detestible
and will not be believed
DR.. Risley, who has been spending
several days in Illinois visiting rela-
tives, returned home Monday. The
doctor says the parts of Illinois in
which he ira ;eled and spent his
time was for Bryan from start to fin
ish. He saidthe best posted politicians
with whom he talked predicted the
state would go to the corporation
limits of Chicago with $4,000 major
ity for Bryan. The doctor is conf.
dent from what he saw and heard
that Illinois will give her electoral
vote to the silver champion. The
trains on which he travelled were
polled and invariably cast vote oi
four to one for Bryan,
It is suggested to us by promi
nent business man that a subscrip
tion should be taken for the purpos.
of renting the Opera House on next
Tuesday night, have wire run t.
the stage, where the public coul9
get the election returns without ,
jam and crowd like they always hav'
. at the court house. This is a goot
suggestion and we have no doub
every business man and politician il
the town would subscribe to such
fund. Returns from the county csult
also be brought there and announced
from the stage.
7 Smith e. Thurman. attorneys Q
, this city, y,have filed suit in the clrcui
8 court against the Rich Hill Coal Mir
8 ing Company for s2O.0OO damage'
! The suit is brought in favor OF job
". Hubert, of Panama, Vernon Co
who was injured in a cage which fe
With him distance Of 100 feet c
, more. The petition claims Rube,
r was permanently injured in the ia
by having his spine fractured an
q curved and that several Of his rit
: we're torn from the spine and b
4 knee bursted. Since the accident b
d has been partially paralyzed. Negl
genes on the part OF the compan
y and it's failure to comply with tt
). duties required by the mining sta
'utes of the State is set out.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Blood Is Life.

It is the medium which carries to
every nerve, muscle, organ and fiber
its nourishment aud strength. If
the blood is pure, rich and healthy
you will be well; if impure, disease
will soon overtake you. Hoods Sar-
saparilla has power to keep you in
health by making your blood rich
and pure.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure Indigestion, bilious.
ness. Csc.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

There are at least two hundred
silver republicans in this county
who will cast their votes for Judge
DeArmond.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

The undersigned, Trustee r.
oriit. township, balois county MN
.ehi 70 Township business on Sr,,i'-
y every. week, al Frank Bets oln,.
Svfth Nam street, between lirh.h ..'i
sihth' IA Jasper. The Tonnsl.n
place. Wnlt.x sur,.. r ,"'Ae
Aug. rs. 1895 y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

The mere singing OF patriotic songs
or ciapping OF hands at sight OF the
nag. while all right 50 far. is only a
superficial form Of manifesting patriot
ISM The truest and best patriotism
comes in watchful care for the true in
terests OF the principles Of free govern
ment and courage to follow convictions
arrived at from proper study. This is
the right kind Of devotion to the gov
eminent Of the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

MI sherman, whose whole carear
shows bis devotion to the gold standard
who was the consistent and nersis,ar,
advocate OF that standard when Mr.
Carlisle was on the other side takes
issue. sharply and distinctly. with Mr.
Carlisle Il see no reason xhy the
people OF the United States should not
nave the benefit of this cheap loan"
he says. rather than the National
banks Cincinnati Commercial Ca
Eette CRep).
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
Boone Township Trustee
Notice.

me undersigned, Trustee Of Rooms
=" hsn,p, pubols county, hereb, gives
'"'.ce 'is' he viii attend to all bussnu,,
y~rta'nihg 10 the office OF Trustee, al hls
'ce"ien'e ! = miles southeast OF Port.,-.
ME, on Saturdays OF each week, aud r.
quests All persons having townshi,, bus,.
.-ss To present II on Saturday. Citls,n.
ieriring books from the Township n.
''ary, are notified that the Library !.
'ert by VIM. MclIarris. in Portersyills
\. Il. CoffNAN, Trustee.
Aug III. 1857
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
TIE POOR FARMERS


Manufacturers are becoming alarmed
az the threatened invasion OF JAPANESE
goods. This causes senator stewart "a
say TO the manufacturer.
Your turn has come You laughed
when the farmers and planters cried
OUT against Asiatic competition +,
took longer 10 establish manufactures
IN me Orient than 10 open farms but
the manufactures are now running IN
sound silver basis. The difference
OF exchange made European and Amer
lean goods so high they could not buy
them Your eoldbug policy which en-
nahced the silver price OF your manu-
ldctures IN the East made il necessary
TOT thousand millions OF Asiatics 10
wake up and do for themselves
dispatch from San Francisco saws.
IN agent OF powerful mauufactnr-
ing ana commission house whose head
quarters are at koke and Hiogo. arrived
IN TINS city and offered such induce
lneh's 10 San Francisco merchants thar
,"es We're compelled 20 place large or
uers with the new commercial giant
canvass OF the San Francisco mer-
o"h'iie trade reveals the fact thar an
cut in almost everv
me or staple goods has been made bv
ne oriental bidder. Buttons by the
great gross are delivered duty free AZ
traction less than the actual cost per
'ross OF thar American article
blcNcles equal to the best high Grade
rs listed az sl2. Japanese matches are
aid down az a price which is destined
Q close every match factory in the
ni'en states. Sashes. doors, blinds
ma all kinds OF woodenware can no de-
l'ered duty paid. at 80 to 50 per cent
- 'han the wholesale prices OF local
AFTER placing huge orders in This
'H me agent left for the East where
sehcles viii be established in New
ork, chicago. ST. Louis and elsewhere
y the purpose Of undertaking Amer
an and European manufacturers az
st as possible"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Y HE OLD RELIABLE Ernv Tin and
Owe Store, in front Of the Monu-
ment' i yet conducutcd by the
daughter Of Mr. W. Ernv. she
carrie, a splendid stock Of the ceIe-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
MEXICO PROSPEROUS.
GOLD STANDARD ouAcks saw
SHE is FINANCIALLY Ill"
"hst kusnous Fiee silver" IL Doing
'"r Our sister kepublie-That -Aw-
full single silver Standard IL Joh.
Hull Haired Out.

Inc following letter was written by
MAJ. Jules A. Randle a friend in Nash
VILE.
j. W. Gaines. Esq. Nashville. Tenn f.
iou desire 10 know the effect OF free
coinage OF silver in Mexico. | have
oeen doing business in Mexico since
1901 and since 1850 have lived in Mex-
ioo' consequently have had good on
poFluhi'y TO know the country and
us conditions. operated bought
anu soid property there from l>6s IN
20 GATE have known the eagle
dollar OF Mexico mean the presant
silver dollar-when IL was. soIa !,
~ iorS al slVo 10 SIP in Ameri-
can gold when a gold dollar was
worm slS- 10 sl34 in greenbacks.
men Mexico was NOT in a fiourishing
eon'i'lon few men controlled the
finances and the country was iu con-
stan' revolution. The poor and middle
SiasSes mad but few rights or privileges
ana hence naturally arose dissensions
loday We have a liberal progress
sive government. paving lis aeh,s ana
,.s ausirs managed for the benefit OF
N'N' hAH HtT people.
IN the past fifteen years We have
puiit thousands OF miles OF railroads
ana with but two exceptions none ~
'hem have been in the hands ~ 70 !
'rNer. and no reason on Gods EARN
TOT one OF these save from a sharn
nhaneiering standpoint. often adopred =
,! American SPECTATORS The Mexican
government has given large subsidies
lnu Notwithstanding the Lombard and :.
y al street brokers. who seem 10 run
ne great American government. thew -
lave sienally failed to cripple and de- ~
norailze Mexico. We have free and .
n.ili'ed coinage OF silver. and. being
uii iegai tender, it buys everything =
'e want in Mexico without in1nirinp
nat London and its sister city j. nav ..
az Tor silver. We have no strikes No
'lners on money or any merchandise. .,
40 trusts or syndicates controlling
ie people or the government.
Inc panic in 1893 in the United
-ates was unknown in Mexico. except ~
trough American visitors Rent
ages products and landed interests
I've IN no way been affected bv Ameri-
70 panics or the low price OF silver
lere IS not vacant house in INV
y monterey. nor have we had
sihess failure for years. Monterey
S $4,000 population IT
i've In the city OF Monterey. State r.
Suevo Leon. and since lss0 We have
uoIed our population and increases; II
business thousand fold. High
IN In the United States and specuIa- T
In silver. backed by tie American Mo
'ernment. has made Monterey in mar
uiar, and Mexico in general. the mos, This
'sperous section Of the North Ameri- RI
continent American Bimetallist A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
farm For Sale i'm Madison
township.

one Of the best farms in Mad;son
|nao,~snship can be b npht on easy tern.
3- acres, with house of six rooms NE,
ooN,o feet. plenty OF stock water ,ro.,,,1
produced . bushels wheat per acre AMI
vs'ltf crops In proportion. nice orcharj
rouf miles from Jasper. -, FINN IT,.
,anu' from Dun; 80 acres claaral
~ he divided into two or three nart.
u desired, and sold for one-thirl ear
naiahce on easy time. interest ~ ...,.,,.'',
,''u1 ior deferred payments PAYABLE an
'iuaiiy- 10 per acre. A very das;rsI.i..
place. Apply 70 {. DoAxE. .Iasper