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The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
Bryan vt Chicago.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. William
jennings Bryan, Democratic noml
nee for president, delivered a Labor
day address to 10000 people at
Sharpshooter's park this afternoon.
The Dignity OF Labor" YVES Mr..
Bryan's subject and he stuck .losely
to bis text, no direct reference being
made to political questions.
Long before $50 p. m, the hour
set for the arrival OF Mr.. Bry,n, the
park was filled with laborine men.
Outside crowd of unnunbered
thousands had gathered, Waiting
patiently to see the apostle II free
silver. Every tree within learin 2
Of the speakers stand was fille with
those seeking an unobstructei view.
Mr.. Bryan left the Auditorium
Annex shortly before O'CLOCK. Ac
companying him in his carriage were
Edward Carroll, president of the
Building Trades Council, J. Ryan,
chairman of the committee orspeak
ers. and j. D. Mckinley, chairman
OF the Carpenters District Council.
Behind them came several carriages
containing prominent Leaders of or.
ganizsd labor. Mr.. Bryan was cheer
ed continuously as he drove .apidly
through the streets. As his arriage
neared the park the densely packed
crowds gathered there set uI a roar
that lasted for fully ten minutes
Then with a rush the gata were
broken down. The police wee pow
erless to control the crowd. ad in g
short time the park was one dense
mass of crushed but still cheering
humanity. No one was seriolsly in.
iured in the jam. though oneor two
women were removed in a aintine
condition.
On the stand was seated Judge
Mcconnell, Judge Prentiss. and E
large number Of representatives O
the trades unions OF Chicago. At
2:40 p N. Mr. Bryan began hi:
speech, being introduced by ldwarG
Carroll. president of the H1ildine
Council, in a brief and appropriate
address.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
Commercial Men For BRYAN

Post t-Dispstch.
There is an organization in st.
Louis known as the Bryan and Sew.
ell Commercial Travellers Club. which
now has 800 mbers, and ia rap.
idly growing, and we feel confident
that at least SIS per cent of the com
nercial travellers of the South, the
West and the Southwest are work
ing for the Democratic ticket, and
that large proportion Of them IN
the Northwest believe the same way
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
TRAVELLING MEN FOR BRYAN.
A Club With 1O1 Members ORGANIZED
at Wichita Kan.

Wichita, Kan, Sept 5 "A Bryan
and Sewall Traveli. < Mems club of
the Seventh Congressional district
was organized here to night 1t con-
tains twenty two Republicans, who
have never heretofore, it is claimed,
voted a Democratic ticket. The Of.
ticers are: John f. Peverly, presi-
dent; G. A. Englehart, secretary and
treasurer, and George T. Irvan, Gus
v Wells and Fl W. Roach, vice
presidents. Immediately upon their
organization they issued challenge
to the Mckinley and Hobart club
for two joint debates On the silver
question. one to be held in Hutchin
son and one in Wichita The club
starts out with 10l me,nbers The
club was specially organized as a
protest against thu statement Of
President Beech Of the Mckinley
Travelling Mems club 10 The effect
that there is no free silver sentiment
among tho travelling men Of the Sew
enth district.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
MAKE YOUR VOTE EFFECTIVE.

One can hardly blame Bro. Alike
SOD for urging the support of the
populist electors, even though he
knows that such course is inimical
to the free silver cause, when it is
considered that on the perpetuation
of the populist party depends his
support But the TIMES is glad to
commend the actions of those many
patriots in the popullst party, who
put principle above ten porary party
success and intend to mako their
votes effective by voting for the
democratic electors. OF course lts
readers understand that the Union &
support of the democratic electors
conditioned on the withdrawal Of
Mr.. Sewall's name and the substitu
ton therefor Of Watsons is but a
subterfuge, and the inevitable result
Of Mr. Atkeson's course is to assist
Mckinley and thereby perpetuate
the gold standard Mr. Sewall Is as
much the nominee Of the democratic
party as Mr.. Bryan, and the national
committee has no power to displace
either. On the other hand the pop
ulist national convention conferred
upon it's committee plenary power,
with the intention of combining ali
the silver forces on the democratic
ticket. This has been done in Kan
sas, Nebraska, lows, Illinois and
Ohio, and the Bryan and Sewal
ticket will get the full democratic
and pepulist vote Of those states
Surely, even Mr.. Atkeson does no,
expect that in democratic states Mr.
Sewall's party will consent to have
his name withdrawn and that of an
other palty's candidate substituted
In the republican free silver atate'
of the west only the Bryan anc
Sewall ticket is being supported IL
opposition to Mckinley and the gol(
standard. Surely Mr.. Atkeson
after calm dispassionate review o
the conditions above suggested, will
use more discretion that to prope
his Uranium against granite struc
ture.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

County of Bates, rs
II the Circuit Court Of Bates county Missouri
in vacation September I, 1896, Adah Fitch
and Fitch, her husband plaintiffs, vs.
Louisa Jane Danielson and A Dauiels1n her
husband, Antonette Holdermau and Arthur
il Holderman. defendants.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs herein by
their attorney, j W Suddath, before the UNDER
signed clerk of the circuit court of Bates county,
Missouri, in vacation. and file their amended
petition and AFFIDAVIT, alleging among other
things, that defendants, Louisa Jane Daniel.
son and } 4 Danielspn, her husband and Ar.
thur Holderman are not residents of the state
OF Missouri: Whereupon it is ordered by the
clerk in vacation that said defendant be notified
by publication that plaintiffs have commenced
suit against them in this court, alleging thst
the plaintiffs are the sole owners Of and tenants
in common in the following described real es-
tate situate in the county of Bates in the state
of Missouri, to-wt The east half of lots one
and two q and y of the northeast quarter q
section No. four ~ of township No. forty tf0l Of
range No. thirty-three (33l of which Gider0y
H0lderman died seized, and the south halfd
the southeast quarter of section No. thirty
three ci3t IN township forty-one al of range
No. thirty three 1881 and the east half Of lois
one and two q and = of the northwest quarter
of section No. four and the west half Of lots No.
one and two u Il = of the northeast quarter o.
section No. four al all in township No. forty
f40) OF range No. thrty-three of which sarah >
Hoderrnan died seized, and entitled TO portion
| nf the same ana praying that partition OF ~
said real estate be dccreed and that all said rea
estate be sold and the proceeds thereof DIVIDED;
| the purpose of which suit is to sell all OF sara
real estate for the purpose Of partition OF tne
| proceeds arising therefrom, and that unless
| the said Louisa Jane Danieison, 4 Danieisoa
| and Arthur Il Hoderman, be and appear ~
this court at the next term thereof, te be DezaA
and holden at the court house in the city of But
| Ter, in said county, on the 10th day OF Noyeih.
| ber next, and on before the third Gay "
| said term, IL the term shall so long continue;
anu If not thes on before the last day oi sa,I
4. ar pad IN, Ispfjf
cause, the same will be taken a. confessed ana
| Judgment viii he rendered accordingly.
| And be il further ordered that copy hefee'
| be published according to Law, in the Bu1LLss
WEEKLY 1IaRs, weekly newspaper pfin1.a
and published III Bates county, Mo-. I9f ipa
! weeks successively, the last insertion TO ps 2. o.
least fifteen days before the fret day Of the hsAi
| term Of the circuit court.
| STEWART ATCHESOS. Circuit Ciefk.
! \ true copy OF the record. Witness my nsHs
| and the seal Of the Circuit C1afs ~
! IsEALI Bates county, this 1th day o. -eptsih'
/ Der, I..si. STEW ART A1CHEsos.
! s3-N Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
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JOHN c. SIBERIAN FOR BRYAN.
The Tsmmany Leader Disgusted With

The Tsmmany Leader Dlsgusted With
tbs indianapolis Side Show.
New York, Sept. John G
Sheehan, leader of Tammany hall,
has come out positively for the in
dorsemsnt Of Bryan and Sawall and
the Chicago platform. What de
terminsd him finally, he said. was
the action of the Indianapolis con
vention in declaring for the single
gold standard.
Even the republican convention
he said, "did not 60 to that extreme
This country has been prosperous
under the double standard since the
war of Independence, but the monop
olists and advocates of the gold
currency have been gradually steal
ing from us legislation which en-
riches them and makes the WORKING
classes poorer. We must get bacl
the benefcient iegislation Of which
they robbed us, and we can onl,
get it back by electing Bryan an6
Sewall and enforcing the principles
enunciated at Chicago
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

II England would give her con.
sent, then the silver dollar which
the Republican candidate for Pres;.
dent, in his letter OF acceptance,
characterized as dishonest and only
was worth 50 cents would be honest
and worth 100 cents. Under Nc.
hlnleys Interpretation the approval
OF England, and not the independent
aetlcn OF the United States, will add
IL cents to the dollar and rob Il q,
the stain Of depudiation.-Post Dis.
patch.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

The democratic state election for
Arkansas, held Monday sends to the
country greeting majority of So.
900. There were four tickets in the
field, democratic, republican. popu
list and prohibition. The populisi
state ticket cosisted of only nom.
inee for governor, and the majorit,
of the populist party ignored thei,
candidate and voted the democratic
ticket.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
TO FUSE ON ELECTORS.
Missouri Democrats to Make COnces-
stons to the PeDS.

sionS to the Pops.
St. Louis. Mo, Sept. S-The
Democratic State central committee
by nearl y a unanimous vote, decid
ed this afternoon to fuse with the
populists. A committee of three,
with Chairman Sam Cook at it's head
was authorized to make all necessary
arrangements.
After thorough discussion of the
propositiap in all Of it's details, the
msmbers Of tho committee from the
different districts decided that it
was only fair to the Populists to give
them representation on the electoral
ticket in return for a union of oil the
silver forces for Bryan and Sewsll
against Mckinley and the gold
standard.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

THE BUTLER TIMES has credit for the
largest circulation accorded to any paper pub
lished in the 9Th congressional district of Mis-
the publishers of the American Newspaper
Directory guarantee the accuracy of the rating
accorded to the paper by reward Of 500 to
the irst person, who successful assails it,
From the Printers Ink, issue of April 18th
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Vermont went republican last
week by an increased majority.
There was no issue envolved on the
money question as both the republi.
can and democratic tickets declared
for the gold standard. The free
silver democrats refused to vote
hence the republican gain.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Mark Hanna has decided to put
$4,000 corruption money into Mis-
souri,. 1t is given out that Filley
will not be allowed to use a dollar of
the GIFT.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

1t is given out that the republi
cans have employed Bourke Cock
ran, Of New York, whom they recent.
ly paid $4,000 to answer Bryan, to
make speeches at Cleveland, Indian.
Rpolis and st. Louis.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

The gold democratic state ticket
named at St. Louis refuses to stick,
and several of the nominees have
withdrawn. The ticket was nominal
cd in the interest of Filley, and no
democrat in the state, gold or silver
likes hair in old man Filley's head.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Mr.. Bryan was at his home in
Lincoln, Nebraska, Tuesday and re-
ceived formal notification of his
nomination for president by the
national silver party was which in
convention at st. Louis at the time OF
the populist national convention.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Bryan will speak in New York,
Sept. % or 20, and will then make a
tour through Now Jersey, Delaware
and New England. At Chicago the
other day he expressed himself we'll
pleased with the outlook of his
eastern trip.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Hanna and the republican national
campaign committee have become 50
alarmed over the outlook they have
decided to put Mckinley the
stump. This is an admission that
the gold cause is waning.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

II voter is earnestly and con.
scientisusly for the free coinage Of
silver he wants his vote to be effec
tive. A vote for other than the reg
ular democratic electors is a vote fol
Mckinley.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

1t is becoming palmer every day
that the republican party was at its
worst in the way OF blundering when
it adopted the gold standard in
its platform at St. Louis.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

If Mckinley is elected the English
syndicate will rob the treasury in
sixty days after he i' inaugurated
and then mako demand for mere
bonds.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Bates. So
In the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri
in vacation September 81 Isss; the State of
Missouri at the relation and 10 the use of 5 II
Fisher, ex-oiIicio collector of the revenue Of
Bates county in the State of Missouri, plain
TN, W Newton Montgomery, defendant.
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney before the undersigned clerk Of the
circuit court of Bates county. in the state of
Missouri. in vacation and flies her petition and
afhdaNit. stating among other things that the
above named defendant, Newton Montgomerv
i nonresident Gf the state Of Missouri
Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in yaea-
ton that said defendant be notified fy publIca-
ton that plaintiff has commenced a sIIit agairz (
hum IN this court by petition and AFFIDAVIT the
object and general nature of which is to enforce:
the lien Of the state Df Missouri for the dpliD-
quent taxes OF the year l.al, amounting in the
aggregate to the sum Of 81 l., together with il
terest, costs, commission ard fe"z upon the
ioiiowing described tracts Of land situated in
Bates county Missouri, to-wit. Thirtv-=ix tsi}
acres the west part Of the north half Of lot two
- Of the northwest quarter of section nineteen
ti3} IN tDWn>nIp thirty y-Hine fJI uf range thirty
t:%lf, and that unless the said defendant be and
appear a. the next term of this court 10 be be-
gun and holden in the city Of Butler Bates
county, Missouri. On the first Tuesday after the
second Monday in November, 1-ssi, and on or
before the third day thereof If the term shall
SO long continue and if not then before the end
II The terrn and plead 10 said tsetiti0n according
II law the same will be taken a. confessed
and Judgment rendered according Il, tbs. 4,raver
Of said petition, and the above described real
estate sold 70 satisfy the same
Ana X Is further ordered by tie clerk aff,re-
said that copy hereof he Published fE. the
BCTLEE WEEKLY TINES, weekly newspaper
printed ami published in Bates county, Ms
sourf. for four weeks succe5ziyeiy. fhe last
insertion to be al least fifteen days before the
first day II the nexE term of said court. A true
copy from the record. Witness my hand a.
clerk aforesaid with the seal OF said court
hereunto affixed. Uene at Office In
isEALI Butler. 0a lass The ii day Of Septera-
ber, l-9G.
STEWART ATCHFsGE
9-ii tIrcal. Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

The gold democrats at Indianapo.
lie made wise selection in their
nominee for president. GeL. Palmer
record as bolter 10 unsurpassed by
any man of prominence in the United
States
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

The dispatches say on account OF
the recent massacres in CONSTANT
nople, England has finally been
aroused and has called Turkey to
time
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Arkansas settles the question so
far as the solid south is concerned.
In November che will present one
unbroken front for Bryan and Sewall.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

That expected communication
from President Cleveland to the
Indianapolis convention failed to
ma'erlslize. The only word from
Ar. Cleveland to the convention was
short telegram declining a nom;.
nation.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

The gold bug democrats who have
taken up Col. Breckenridge should
pay of the Pollard judgement be-
fore re instating him into society.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Cornelius Vanderbilt has contrib.
uted one hundred thousand dollars
to the republican campaign fund.
He must have his eye en foreign
mission in case OF the election of
McKinlev.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

L L
Representative-GEORG ELLIS.
Sheriff. MUDD.
Treasurer-A Il OWEN.
Prosecuting Attorney-HARVEY G CLARK
surveyor-ROBERT JOHNSON.
Public Administrator-D V BROWN.
Coroner-DR o + RENICK.
Jucge North District-J NJ COLEMAN.
Judge South District-W T KEMPER.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

When offered the nomination for
third term by the Indianapolis
convention Grover said Nit.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Say, you fellows that were blow
ing about Vermont, have you heard
the news from Arkansas?
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Editorially the Globe Democrat
says the republicans are neither
idle nor confident"
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Gen. Palmer was perfectly willing
to accept populist votes when a can
didate for Z. S. senator.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
IT BEATS ALL RECORnS.
Democratic Majority in Arkansas
Still Growing.
THE FIGURE Is NOW $4,000.
I, /. ti,e Greatest Victory in the His
tory Of the State.

tory Of the State
Little Rock, Ark Sept. 8.-The
Democracy of Arkansas yesterday
achieved the greatest victory in the
history of the State. Never before
was such an overwhelming majority
given any guoernatorial candidate
as that which was yesterday given
General Dan W. Jones, and never
was such large vote polled in the
State.
1T keeps growing" said Chair
man Armstrong Of the Democratic
State committee to night, referring
to the size of the Democratic ma or
ity. Based On the gains reported
thus far the estimation to night is
that Jones, Democrat, is elected
governor by nearly $4,000 majority
over his three opponents. The fig
ures are: Jones, 125,000; Remmel,
Republican, $4,000; Files, Popullst,
5000; Miller, Prohibitionist, l 900
The greatest surprise is the light
Populist vote, especially ia vew Of
the fact that the vote Of the State
shows an Increase of B per cent over
two years ago.
The Democratic managers account
for the unprecedented gains ty the
absorption of Populists and free sill
yer Republicans by the Democratic
ticket The greatest gains
come from the white counties, in
which no charges of fraud are made
by the Republicans
The next legislature, which elects
successor to James K. Jones as
United States Senator, will consist
of 1lS Democrats, 8 Populiss and
5 Republicans. Chairman Arm,trone
is in receipt of congratulator7 tele
grams from oil parts Of the Union
The machinists Of New York, the
officisl organ Of the internstions|
association OF machinists, which af
tiliated the American Federation Of
Labor, announces that the oider i:
for Bryan and Sewall. The follow
ing paragraph is taken from long
editorial condemning the prscticel
OF the money power: ''It is yer,
suspicious circumstance that tn,
money power that has heretofore
been only too glad to seize ever,
opportunity to exploit labor . nov
weeping oily tears of sympathy ant
bowling prophecies of startling
nature, saying that the condiion o
the dear werkiugmen' will besome
thing unprecedented if they vote as
three conventions of the American
F ederation of Labor, in thar wis
dom saw fit to advise by reselutio,
that they should do. Why thi
sudden commieeratiou for latorg L
it sincere? Not bit of it, I ther,
was the remotest possibility of th'
present awakening OF the psopl,
benefting the wealthy-a, th'
wealthy say it would-not wore
would be spoken that would ,reven
the contamination of what th'
masses of the people say shall b.
done"
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10

Hurrah for Arkansas, $4,000 dem.
ocratic.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-09-10
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