The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 22, 1886, Page 4

Sree ce BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES | J. D. ALLEN Eprtor. \ J. D. ALLEN o:; TERMS OF SUPSCRIPTION: Proprietors, | Timus, published every | the WEEKLY Wed nt to any edaress | Wednesday, will be : } one year, postage paid, tor $1.25. | BUTLER MISSOURI 1856. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, ——— Our choice tor Circuit Judge of the 22nd Judicial District, HON. D. A. DEARMOND. —— me DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET Yor Associate Judge Supreme Court, THEODORE BRACE: For Superintendent Public Instructioe, | W. E, COLEMAN imissioner, itroad C JOUN D.- BREATHITT. For State Senator, J.G. | SPARKS. For Congress, 12th Di ' W. J. STON County Ticket. For Representative, J. H. HINTON For Circuit Clerk, JOHN C. HAYS. For Recorder, R. G. WEST For Treasurer, OSCAR REEDER. For County Clerk, T L. HARPER For Prosecuting Attorney,3 W. O. JACKSON. For Sheritt, G. G, GLAZEBROOKE ror Probate Judge, Presiding Judge, JOUN HE, SULLENS. ror For Public Administrator, J. W. ENNIS. Coroner, DR. E. L. For RICE For Judge South District, \. NEPTUNE. For Judge North District T. J. BOSWELL. | circulation reflecting upon | solodate certain elements In the par | wade and Austin. Whether they are Wade and Wiseman persist in the tair OHOOSE YOUR OWN NOMINEE. 4 heir endeavors to besmirch As far as we can learn the cam- their en i 3 = j nocracy jen for Probate Judge is being name ot Bates county’s democrac paign fo g me si id ted entlemanly manner by declaring that fraud was { paint d ir It ed because the honest democracy 4 Pe contending aspira t ex : eae d a 3 saw fit to endorse Judge Gantt m-} \there has been any reports put im s4 ] : nes, any gen-| stead ef Mr. Stone, and yet suc to fellows claim to work for the good acces ning they have faile eS tleman running th The cold reach our ears. This is as it should | of the party. = npr j it ot Bates county irrespective of th i riendly contest in the y : : pire : part they took in the fight will long democracy be. | | democratic family for supremacy, : age eR and after it is 2]l over and the nomi- | remem) d 1e€ 2 — Id have and false slanders upon their pure nee is named no word should have ow it back in the teeth | cause ar name and tl been uttered that would cause any iators when thie op good democrat from yoting : : ae. | be oe portunity again presents itseit. ticket. — It was rumored on the street Sat~ tseems We are grieved to note v urdav that certain politicians at the Fee eee mony beuveen tie g tocon- county seat were endeavo heretotore editonal Siamese twins, ir f 1 randid » anc ty upon their favorite candidate an ly rufled or merely ‘*pausir It is hard itis hard to determine. they eaoud for Sheritf Glazebrook, however, to veigle an unsuspecting farmer to par- be thereby insure nis election. T hold a caucus In- two these crucified between ticipate, and after a solemn conclave e gerents who, while the and discussion of the pros and cons poor authority as to the character of Hon. D. P. nated at Greenfield on the 15th Suratton was no } 2onle man who ts the choice of the people for for as we have on the rest of the ticket. | OU" ; soa circuit judge of that district by accla- We add our regrets w those of | mation. Col. Stratton 1s clever, Stone’s over zealous post office organ | courteous gentleman and a good in this city, that the Stone men will | lawyer, and there 1s no doubt but | have no opportunity to show that he | what he will be elected and make a was the choice ot s county over good judge. Judge Gantt.”’ Judge Gantt’s friends ——————— would like mighty well co submit Austin intimates that he will bring such a test case to decide the nom:- | up charges against some of the men The comes with it | on the democratic ticket when it is all good democrats remember this and nee. fact im the case is, very poor grace from | too tate to refute them. Let such tellows to make their bluster of it was to pe! give all charges sprung on the eve what they would do i of election the lie point blank. Ae J. G. McPeak, of Walnut over again, when tl no stone unturned) when Was on, town- even to the running of a home man, | st ANNOUNCEMENTS . We are authorized to’ announce the name of E. Shafer, ot Papinville, as a candidate tor the office ot Probate Judge, subject to the action of the democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce the name of S. W. Dooley, of Rich Hill, as a candidate for the office ot Probate Judge, subject to the action of the democratic primaries, We are authorized to announce the name ot Ben H. Sm:th, ot Sprague, as a candidate tor the othce of Probate Judge, subject to the democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce name ot J. G. Burgess, ot Mt. Pleasant township, as a candidate for the office ot Probate Judge, subject to the democratic primaries. the We ate authorized to announce the name of R. F. Canterbury,ot Mt. Pleasant township, as a candidate tor the office of Probate Judge, subject to the democratic primaries ; We are authorized to announce G. B. Hickman, of Mt. Pleasant township, late of Homer, as a candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the democratic pri- maries, We are authorized to announce LG. McPeak, ot Walnut township, as a caa- didate for Probate Judge, subject to the temocratic primaries. : We are authorized to announce W. T. Marsh, ot Osage township, as a candidate tor Probate Judge, subject to the demo- cratic primaries. _We are authorized to announce J. S. Francisco, of Mt. Pleasant tow nsbip, asa candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce John \. Lefker, of Mt. Pleasant township, as a candidate for Probate Judge, subject to he democratic primaries, We are authorized to announce 1. Lampkin, ot Osage township, as a candi- date for Probate Judge, subject to the democratic primaries. es We are authorized to announce H M. Cannon of Mt. Pleasant township, as a candidate for pinball papa subject to te democratic primaries. . We are authorized to announce Wm. P. Fletcher, ot Deepwater township, as » candidate for Probate Judge, subject to {ve democratic primaries. x * H its himselt before the people school boy like, the Dem- Ae this week asin the race for Probatt **you can’t do itagain.” crat whines ‘ Judge at the primary election order- Yes, Mr. Wade, .the gooc ho did ted by the Democratic county Cen- democrats of Bates county who did | Mr. McPeak is ‘tral committee. | well known throughout the county, solid it once do the often as can same thing as it becomes necessary; so 5 - é . . Ae Boe having resided within her borders Col. Stone and his triends can take | a | for 16 years: and though this is the very little comfort from such! ,_ ae nae . firsttume he has come before the maudlin mutterings. ' ; ase . = ; people asking a county office, it has not been because he was not com- The Democrat has a tendency to : s be very spiteful at Judge DeArmond petent to fill any place ae the gilt ot because he was Judge Gantt’s friend | 04 people. At various times he has : | been mentioned as suitable timber for County Judge, Repre | State nator, but on a! | heretofore he has declined the and dared to exercise the right of a free American citizen to work for the s: vote and enati ¢ . fs occasions ess of that friend. Bee . } f Shame, shame on such ar hon } Ous, narrow minded damns_ eyery matter how ungener- inciple, that | OS Wherever he has resided in alike, ot respect and Judze DeArmond is. vir- tually, as much the nominee on the | democratic ticket as Mr. Stone, as he will surely be nominated at Chn- | and in this way has he become very ton on the 29th, no matter how bitter familiar with the routine of public the pill may be to some of his ene- | business. Of all the candidates be mies, and he is entitled to the same fore the people, none are better qual- courtesies as that gentleman. Then ified for Probate Judge than Jno. G. why should the Democrat, asa party !¢Peak. —Review, organ, attempt to stir up strite and il teelings towards him? the state, as been looked oppone: upon worthy no by his ne ors and acquaitan esteem. as an honest, thtul, trust-worthy zen, and tor this reason has nearly all the tme held some office of trust Speaking of the renomination of Hon. W. J. Stone tor Congress in Twelth Missouri district, the Butler Times offers this wholesome advice, : i , which the Democrats 1m all ot his services were most needed; ithe | 5. - : — : z | districts will do well to heed: **The never heard the sound of the minnie |. - - P ., | individuality of the candidate is lost ball nor smelt gun powder and still |. . fs in the great party duties and obliga- claims the votes ot the brave on ac-|.. tion he assumes, and we should lose count of breveted titles: 1f he cares sight ot th Biviioal 1 \ : | Sig he individual and work a-— more tor self aggrandizement than a ee lone tor the s s of thos y for party good, then Hon. D. A. | accel slang oa ae eet i a nciples which are so dear se DeArmond “‘exhibiteu an immense | : oe besie ses amount of bitterness’’ toward him Be are Some emocrs| ——_—_— 1f Mr. Stone deserted his post of duty at Washington at the time when a a5 ae toc ri i eVote in his nominating speech at Lamar, ease their wrangling and devote their time alone to the best interests otherwise no such construction ¢ ; i uction could | of the Democratic party. With prop be placed on his speect any manner; but he referred alone | than was ever known before aad to what could be and what need nor | “/aim the banner county of the dis. trict. Let begi wauizine be expected of Judge Gan Met us begin Orgeu’ziuy our : eee ae torces.”"—St. Joseph Gazette. ‘ as he neyer er and judicious work we can roll | Personally alluded to Mr. Stone in upa larger majunty in this county | DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. Hon. J. H. Hinton, idate for Representative, and Hon. Wm. O. Jackson, candidate tor Prosecuting ‘Attorney, will address the voters ot Bates county upon the leading polit- follow the day the ical issues of ing named dates and places: Willow Deepws Branch r tewns p, Oct. rst, | at night. Foster, Oct. 2d, at night. Adrian, Oct. 6th, at night. Mulbery, Oct. 7th, at night. Mayesburg, Oct Sth, at night. Altona, Oct W Pleasant Gap, Oct. 12 Summit Center, Qet, 13 Hudson, Oct. 14, at mgt Rockville, Oct. 15, at night. Papinville, Oct. 16, at mght Other appointments will be an- gth, at night. ow Branch, Oct. 11, at night. | at night. at mght. | i { neunced as they are made. Sam Jones says: ‘*There is some- thing wrong when a preacher gets agree upon that which had been de- others, ought to be relied upon im- $400 and a base-ball pitcher $5000.” 1 AM NOW READY 10 BUY ALL THE T . : haeelace rer- ; : , Bet termined previously, declare a CeF | icity as to their estimates of each | But Sam should remember that the fror eee te the “us mee j , ret A.) a tain candidate the caucus nom _j other. We notify vou, Aus., that We | g- 5506 pitcher has a much better de- for and expect said tarmer to go home don’t propose to see a gentleman | i ce+y than the $400 preacher. —Bos- - con and work ardently for that aes: and a good democrat sacrificed, and | 65). 4 anscript. And the preacher frou while the ‘*slick’’ gentlemen soug Glazebrook will or court in | says there is something much more 1 seta aaah els pechruary: | wrong when a sensational reviyalist go We sincerely hope and believe | eae ee ee eed s a ‘ . oent gets § o a week and the preacher that none of our farmer friends were) We return our complimen Se coe ’ I AND WILL PAY THE BIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR It som caught ty such chaff and that they | Judas Wiseman, and say toi $400 a year. \ oe . : : re tally realize that “‘awfo Pa ee =———=CALL AN SEE ME—— will diligently inquire into the char-) We tully realize that awte - . | To the Voters of Bates CALI ND SEE Rey cter, qualifications and fitness ot! 4 wits or has overtaken our suicidal fee: a each aspirant tor the office and vote | Course,” in the returns from Ba s —As it is impossible LEWIS HOFFMA He . 2g count We have been endorsed |. ee Chi tor the best man. By this means | county. in the time given to see all of you 3 ‘ ee ir own people an at nore | . . s * TH MAIN STREET, BUTLER, MO. and this means alone will the people | Dy ee pal and as a : ee ge MOFe | betore the primaries, I take this | NORT! ® : ace X be naming the nonunee and still re- | tan these sei had ae method of saying to you that all hon- = ——— = Co oe tain that power which they took out | not maniy er ah EOS S orable means used by my friends to . By Cr of the hands ot the pc ans at the | cry trickery and iraud to “" | give me the position ot Probate al r ine last spring convention and is Soba we a i i ‘a “| Judge will be duly Spe aeiae ; and a the county congressional conve Se a shouid I succeed, 1 will, to the best Respecttully intorms the public that they are We want no more nominees named | the honor when somebody else does of my ability, so conduct the affairs still in the field wath a full ] i ee ee * mS bes ty) by a few politicians at the county | the work. of the office as to reflect credit on seat, but we want a go honest } the judgment ot those whose _ confi- dence gave me the position. Respectiully, G. B. HickMAN. Judge James B. Gantt. | The canvass made by Judge Gantt | in this district 1s one any man could At no | time were personalities resorted to He treatec instance ud should feel proud of. by him in the canvass. Mr. Stone in every that respect due his position as con- gressman, and his able, honorable with and manful contest for the nomina- tion has endeared him to the people many good | citizens all over the district, who for reasons justifiable could not support and made friends of him at this time, but who stand ready at any time hereafter to give him their moral support, prayers, and, if need be, their yotes. Had Judge Gantt taken the advan- tage of his competitor, and done what many would haye done—what many ambitious politicians have done—he could have been the nomi- nee to-day of the democratic party in the 12th district. But in his un- assailed honesty as a private citizen, in his incorruptible decisions as a judge, bearing the honors an n by a united vote ot the democratic party six years ago, he could not and did | not enter into an active canvass for congress while Mr. Stone was en- gaged as the people's servant at the national capital, during which time, however, the posts had been set and the wires tightened that fenced him | out of at least two of the leading counties, Jasper and Cass; and a third, our own beloved Bates, was thought by the friends of Mr. Stone to be completely enclosed, every wire spiked and no bars lett down. But, notwithstanding all this, Judge Gantt carried three of the banner counties—Bates, Barton and Henry ujorities, and so de- hero of the ’Frisco cxilted position tendered h —by rousing 7 me the re stor of primaries and conventions in Jasper fand ciweepion amanipe were terrified at the thought of having the democratic differences in that county referred hack to the equitable settlement. We can but congratulate Judge J. | B. Gantt tor the honorable course he pursued and the success he met with during the exciting campaign, | which will long be remembered—in | Bates county, at least.—Rich Hill | Review. W orld Femous Self Adjusting TeamHame school house, Buy We Make Every Style and Grade of Harnes Kno wn to the trade i faction. We make a specality of the | J. mon! | the sollar it the world, it only has to be seen to fully convince any one. 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