The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 6, 1886, Page 4

17 CVT YY TIMES i BD: eee Epiror. J.D. Attes & Co., Pro TERMS OF SUI SORIPTION theWeekry & » publis every Wednesday, will be sent to any idare-s p tor $1.26. one vear, postage paic BUTLER WEDNESDAY, Our choice tor Circ uit nd Judic District, HON. D. A. DEARMOND. oo DEMOURATIC STATE TICKET “MISSOURI OCT. 6, 1886 Judge of For Associate Judge Supreme Court, THEODORE BRACE- For Superintendent Public Ingtruc W. E, COLEMAN ailroad Commissioner, JOUN D.- ForR BREATHING For State Senator, J. G. SPARKS. 1 Congress, t2t County ‘Micket. For Representative, J. HW. HINTON Cir Clerk, OLN HAS For Recorder, R. G. WEST For Treasurer OsCAR R DEI kor County Clerk. VY L. HARD: For Prosecuting Attorney, W. O. JACKSON G.G AAZE BROOKE ror Probate Judge, J.S. FRANCISCO vor Presiding Judge, JOUN TH. SULLENS For Public Administrator, J. W. ENNIS For Coroner, DR. E. L. RICT For Judge South District, A. NEPTUNE. or Judge North District T. J. BOSWELI ATIC SPEAKING. R enreeentntive. and IIon. Wm. O. Jackson, candidate tor Prosecuting Attorney, will address the voters ot Bates county upon the leading polit- | ical issues of the day at the follow- ing named dates and places: Willow) Branch Deepwate school », Oct. house, tewns ist, 1886, at night Stuloery, Oct. Jib, at ni Mayesburg, Oct Sth, at r Altona, Oct gth, at night. Willow Branch, Oct. 11, at night. Pleasant Gap, Oct. 12, at might. im r, Oct, 13, at mehr Hudson, Oct. Oct Papinville, Oct. I4, abmghi Rockville, 15, at 10, at Other appointments will be nounced as they are made. cae-reennreeere Mr. Wade, Mr. Stone’s Butler i | postmaster, in crowing over the nom- mation of Stone, gives a mortal ¢ to such solid democrats as Raley, vof Cass; t.ucas, of St. Clair. DeAr mond, ot Bates; Thomas, ot Jasper. and Salmon, ot Henry—all ot whom be classes as among the ‘politicians’ and then adds: ‘When the people hee Phelps, of Jasper: Given, of ass, and all the rest resolve that ! the politicians shall stana aside tor awhile they generally mean business and don't you fofget it.’ such an ‘irony of fate’ that the Lamar Democrat, (Stone paper) gives the Sates county ‘Hubby’ a grand dress- sg down. The idea that such men es Phelps and Given resolving that ‘the ‘politicians must stand aside,’ j euough to make an army mule laugh. —Carthage Patriot. g x ol. John T. Crisp, the “Chris. tian statesman,”’ of Independence, is an enthusiastic Philips man, and °:s sow doing the heavy work for the gentleman late of Sedalia. monopolist trom away b: j wealthy owner of mining j and proprietor ot the smel a | Joplin and Rich Hill, woom they hope and expect to open up his rel. We have not learned whe !or not Mr, Pitcher wi iccept, but - we op atso sensible a gentle This 1s | ours straight, and a Stone wil! smash s | a Pitcher every time. GIVE US FAIR PLAY. The guerilla fight the republican | party m Bates county is attempting to force upon some ot the democratic which we and o1e nominees is the kind in dislike very much to enter. | which is a two-edged sword and cuts | both ways. That man is pure ) | recesses of his closet a skeleton, though this secret may not and, in the majority of cases, does not con- cern the public and would not disqualify the man tor any the gift of the people. The repu | lican paper are attempting to drag ja purely family matter of this nature | into the fight against Mr. Glazebrook, one which not only 1s of no interest Mr. Glazebrook in the slightest as an honorable gentieman and a good | | i | i | ls On the other hand, | neighbor, ! t en Sry are informed by a gentleman whose i nature could be told on Mr. Burch, Glazebrook’s competitor on the republican ticket, that would not | reflect creditably upon that gentle- j| man it told to the outs world, either through the pressor by Madam Rumor. Ot these rumors we know nothing of their truth or falsity, as le we have not taken the time or trouble te them, nor have we any | to investi ning disposition to; but we simply re: our republican brethren that that j handling a two edged sword | might cut the wrong way to- suit them, as in the case ot the late and lamented Fames G. Blaine. So be prudent and stop your dirt inu ations and slanders, or make c . that would disquanfy Mr. Gléze- q brook holding the office. REPUBLICAN CONVETION The republican congressional con- vention which met in Butler on las | @hursday and consumed much time jin wrangling er whether it was after begging several gent accept the empty hoaers ofa nom the ] . | nation on republ finally decided to { | Hon O. H. pce 3 otc Pitcher, toan will hesitate befo race where the goal is virtually betore the games played. Bat Mi Pitcher is at perfect liberty to. sliy | his caster ia the ring if he so desires, but he will find at the end ot his short political span that he will be the worst snowed under man who! ever made a race for congres- from this district. Congressman Stone has a Tien on that office for the next | two years and the good democrats of | this district will abide by the action of the Lamar convention. which H gaye him the addinona j which he is entitled to } eVerv party principle knowa to exist. i Tt was the idea of some 1: con- vention that there was great dissaus St faction at Mr. Stone’s nomination and the republicans should lay low and give this d ected element in } the ranks time to matenalize and consentrate upon some man, and i then let republicans endorse that ms: | whoever he may be, democrat, | greenbacker, what not. The | sprit displayed evidently shows that | no true Party princivles are consult- ed, the main aim and object being | to defeat the man the democratic party had chosen us its standard | bearer. Anybody to béat Stone, 15 | their battle cry, and they would take | Up any man, no matter how unworthy or unfitted tor the position he might | be, that could accomphsh that end. or | Bur, gentlemen, you can’t come it | s this time, no matter your Pitcher may contain: we will take what in- | deed who has not in the innermost | trust in o the public, but one which, when | | t fully explained, does not reflect upon we | honor and integrity is above re | proach, that truths of a personal | \ | \ i i | . this year, we | best to make the effort or pot, and | | GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY ——— At Butler on Monday, October 11th, Senator Cockreil and Ott nent Speakers. —— Pyrotechnic Display at nizht M. present to speak to In view of the fact that | Cockrell wiil be ' the voters of Bates County, on next Mondav,Oct. rith, 1886. Our com mittee, assisted by the leading ats, have concluded to of Bates County. The opera House has been secured for the the band engaged for demo: | make this | the grand rally day for the democrats | occasion, | the day and | AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION) OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI | Thirty=Third General As-; embly, toebe Voted on at the General Elec- tion of 1886. | = come CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. | Concurrent resolution phe of Muss uri submitiing to of 10 amendment to the qual:ied voters the Btate itation const thereof concerning Revenue and taxation, ? | se } le t ente > ation mace to entertain as preparer i a: d Senate, the House} many as can possibly come. Let this | of Representatives concurring therein: be the occasion et the campaign, A| That at the general tion to be held on | | the Tuesday next following the first Monday | veeular love fteastin the Dernocratic | in November, A. D. Iss, the regular love leastin ¢ li noe | Saint that Bani ’ | uri, concerning } rans | | i PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. ECTION 1. In addition to the taxes to be | a are | levied for county and city purposes, under and | We understand the committee are } by virtue of section (11) eleven (1a) | i ‘ | ten of the constitution of this state, the county | making sreparations to have aj courts of the several counties of this state are fe ithe (i nk i authorized to levy, for road and bridge pur hipee cae toe) fare rks at nig an additional tax, not to exceed (15) grand display of Tire WOrkS at MISAE | Tivcen cents on the one hundred dollars valu- | | No money or pains will be spared to | ind and make this a gt success. Turn | out everybody have a big ime | and hear some ot the finest speeches i¥ list evel closes the nomina- DeArme t iwentious of the ting ¢ democracy jot this district. though last, itis by uo means, of no nomination mad | district this year is ot such practical, thal, t ire people of this jadi le we Comanis a Supreme tomer, INA }Commiss.oncer anc hazard nothing in say- that the v J pte or this circuit, J ot the ind order of peace the guaranty of field in which to display energy, elo- in great questions ot life. liberty and property. That irrespective of party the people of this circuit, are willing to confide these great trusts to the keep- ing ot Judge DeArmond, is the hi ey est tribute t can pay his worth, his ability, and that they do it so ungrudgingly and unan- ty but heightens the compli- at the j imou nent, and ame time, respon- nomimee will, in our opinion, tully sustam the predictions of his jfnends and the party, ple and the peo— will have no occasion to blush for the work of the convention. As we said by Mr. Lewis, in sec- onding the nomination, ‘All that we ot Henry require at his hands is that he make us such a Judge as our own tellow citizen, Judge Gantt, has made us.”" The standard is nigh, but we be lieve be will contorn: to it. There ts and can be no doubt ot Judge De | Armond’s- triumphant election.— Henry Co. Democrat. St. Louis. He saw a great many sights, but the best and most glori- ous sight all, was the auroral gleam- ing of better tones, casting its cheer- ' —_—_———_—_—_— Governor Marmaduke has quaran- | | tined the state against the introduction | ef cattle trom Illinois, Indiana Ohio | or the province of Quebeck, Canada, tor the period of ninety days, on ac- count of p'eura-pnew-nonia in Chica- | 30 and ciher places in these states. i | tending a halo ot interests. He says the which he purchased goods, him their sales had been bette ys ever betore. One ct the prosperity aWaking trom its tong po 9 is the fac i Kinds ot gocds have apprec f price from 70 to 25 per cent.—Carthage Patriot good cheer iv ali house of | assured tha ed stich vital import to the | Congressman, | in ell heing of the peo- © preservation society, legal and equitable Capt. Pollard bas returned from tul radiarce over the Ozarks, and | y of St. Louis is authorized to ses an additional tax, not en cents on each one hundred The rate herein lewd ted the sav nd the ¢: | | to ail feeiecine countaitiota! Testrictions as a valuation of property. | Svate or Missocer | | I, Michael K. Me , Secretary of State j of the State of Missouri, certify the foregoing | to be a full, true and complete copy of a reso- lution passed by the Thirty-third General Assembly of the state of Missouri, entitled : arrent resolution submitting to the qualified voters of the State of Missouri an amendment to the constitution thereof, con- cerning revenue and taxation.’’ In testimony whereof, 4 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal —— of the State of Missocri seal.) Done at the City of Jefferson this j -~ of Octot A.D. eighteen | six “McGRATH, Secretary of State | CoNsTIpUTIONAL aMENDMANTS—HOW SUAMITTED | AND MADE KNOWN. Secrtoy 1. AU amendments proposed to the constitution of the State of Missouri by the General Assembly shail be published with the laws of the session at which they are proposed, and also in some newspaper, if Such there be, ch county in the State for four consecutive Weeks next pr ding the general elect 2 men next ensuing, and two or more copies of su amendments, printed in great primer oes type, shall be posted at each voting place for the information of voters: such copies shall be furnished by the Secretary of state to the county clerks of each county, who shall have the same duly posted at eac n voting place in his county on the morning of the election day on Which said amendments are to be voted.— Laws Is83, p. 47 rights, depends upoa none ot the ah i : Suc. 2. ‘The Secretary of State shall des sigs fofficers, named as at will upon the | aate in what newspaper in each county oe | : i proposed amendments skall be published, and 1] dy who presides ur circuit} t aim due the publisher of such newspaper | 5 for such publication and the costs of publishing , | court. the copies of the amendments hereinbefore | mn ; Z . provided for, shall be certified by the Seeretary t.| Asconstituted, the Supreme Court | of state to the State Auditor, wno shall draw | ass j his warrant on the § Treasurer therefor, cotststs of five Judges, and one Judge | payable out of any money in the treasury not 1 Pas ee a otf vise appropriated. —Laws IS88, p. 18. ee ee Whenever any Ge Pine The Railroad Cenimissioner ath n one constitutional Commissioner, with nts shall be num- the powers now ynfderred ill be State in the order in | : : conterred, will be as ‘* First Constitutional 1 stun ry nse. Tl iment,’ ond Constitutional Amend- varie Unnecessary eTINe. 1¢ , es aire 2B ake ae * and'so on.—Laws Isl, p. *0 j School Commissioner will ot course Src. 4 The vote on sneh proposed constitu- i pees tional amendmentsshall be taken by ballot, conserve 4 great public purpose, and | and sach amendments shall be designated on igre : : each ballot by their respective numbers. our’ Congressman has an immense | bat one amendment bas been proposed, ae ballot shall have written or printed the: Teon the words ‘‘Constitutional Amendment,’’ bat if pence ¢ trian: more than one amendment has been proposed, quence and pxtriotism, but upon | then each ballot shall have written er printed PRE ROSEN rs eg ar i thereon, the words ‘‘First Constitutional merier OF these ts cast the responsis | Amendment,’? ‘Second Constitutional Amend- tit ’ * Wane as ment,’’ and soon, designating, in numerical bilitv that under our taws devolye | order, each amendment. All chose voting in non th ae aR aa San favor of any amendment shall have written or upon the circuit judge. To him we printed on their ballots,after such amendment, look tor the enforcement ot the laws the word ‘‘Yes,’’ andall those voting against any amendment on their ballots, word ‘'N. shall have written or printed fter such amendment, the Jaws 1381, p. So. ‘ The election on such proposed con- stitutional amendments shall be conducted,and the returns thereof made to the severel county clerks and by them certiGed to the Secretary of State, as provided by law in the case of election State officers.—Laws ISS, p. 3. kc. 6. If, upon such returns so made to the Secretary of State, it is found that there is a Majority of the qualified voters of the State voting for and agAinst any one of said amend- ments, in favor of such amendments, the same shall be deemed and taken to have been ratified by the people. and the Secretary of State shall certify the result of such vote to the Governor, who shall thereupon, without unnecessary delay. issue his proclamation declaring such amend t ratified by a majority of the quali- fled voters of this State, and valid and binding to allintents and purposes ss a part of the | ieee of the State of Missouri.—Laws | H ISS], p. so (Ae tt ET Trustee’s Sale. Whereas, Warren Littlefield and Ellen Little- field, his wife, by their deed of trust, dated July Sth, 1555, and recorded in the Recorder’s office within and for Bates county, Missouri, in book No. 49. page 8, conveyed to the under- signed trustee the following described real estate, lying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit The east half of the southeast quarter of sec- tion seventeen (17), and the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty (20), all in township thirty-nine (39) of range thirty- two (32), containing 120 acres more or less. | cure the paymient of one certain note, fally described in said deed of trust; and whereas. default has been made in the payment of said | note and the accrued interest thereon, Which conveyance was made in t,ust to se- | now therefore, at) Gi note _ Now, long past due and unpai the requ: <t of the lesal rsusit to the cond Enidays October 29th, 1886, 1 i i between the hours of 90’clock in the forenoon | and 50’clock in the afternoon of that day, for | the purposes of satisfying said debt. and costs. F.M. ALL | Trustee. { Notice. Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- | istration upon the estate of Sam. F. Hawkins. | deceased, have been granted to the a by the Bates county bate court, in county, Missouri, bearing date the 13th Fe or | August, Is36. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them | to him for allowance within one year from the / ; date ofsaid iettersorthey may be precluded from any benefits of such estate, ard if si claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of the pottication “ot a notice they | will ver bai foun TLLENS, ea Administrator. | Buy Harness Absolute Reliability Made by Our | WeM i fol ne amend constitution of the 8 4 ari, cone s revenue and taxation shall be submitted to the qualified voters | said state, to-wit @) Auwrican lad + stem : JEWELRY STORE J. Tr. GRAVES S&S son] Manufactors of che World Femcus Self Rejus ea Every Our motto not how cheap but how good farmer who desires to Sh ure eoftheabove kind. 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