The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1892, Page 4

| BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES J. D. ALLEN Epitor. J. D. Atten & Co., Ptoprietors. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: The Weexry Timms, published eyery Wednesday, willbe sent to any address one year, postage paid, for $1.00. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FORSHERIFE. We are authorized to announce L. 8,PADDOCK, Mt. Pleasant township, as can otice of sheriff of ates counts action of the democratic party. ate for the ect to the FOR COUNTY TE We are authorized to an SAMUEL of Pleasant Gap township a ofice of county treasurer, su of the democratic party. date for the t to the action Township Delegates. The following is the number of delegates each township is entitled to send to the county convention on May ‘th at Butler: Mingo 4 Mt. Pleasant 16] Spruce 6 Lone Oak 3] Deep Water 5 Osage 24 Hudson 5 New Home S$} Rockville 4 Charlotte | Prairie 3) Elkhart 4 Pleasant Gap 6 East Boone 5 Summit 4 West Boone 4 Shawnee 4 West Point 3 Grand River 4 Homer 2 Deer Creck 5 Walnut 9 Mound 2 Howara 7 —_ From indications Cleveland will be nominated again by acclamatiov. | The democrats of Kansas, are sol- | id for Cleveland and will vote in the | Chicago convention as a unit for his nomination. Editor D. N. Richardson, of Davenport, Iowa, state is for Cleveland and Boies, and that with this ticket the ean earry Iow Jenne Old Boss Filley is fighting Maj. William Warner, which lessens bis chances for the Repuplican nomina- tion, and brightens that of Lenard. The dicker must be carried out. | the | Democrat, says | democrats —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— In the Kausas City republican convention, Wednesday, the Filley men were defeated, and Maj. William Warner was endorsed as a delegate te the national convention. The tight was long and hot. oy France is making « bold effort to rid her territory of the avarchistic gang, and wholesale arrests are be- ing made. More than a hundred of the suspected have been arrested and confined in prison. ey The people's party candidate for governor of Louisiana, did not seem to cut much of a figure in the elec- tion held in that state last week After splitting en the lottery ques- tion, the democrats carried the state by ever forty thousand majority. We believe that at a primary election in Bates county Cel. Stone would carry two out of every three While our home man, Mr. Harper, votes cast. this is true we think should be treated fair and the dele- gation instructed for him. EEE The St. Louis Republic in speak ing of the congressional outlook in the various new districts has the fo!- lowing to say of the sixth: “The sixth district, now so well represen- ted by Judge David A. DeArmond Pursuant to call of chairman, L. loratic central committee met in But- ler Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In the absence of the chairman, vice- president T. K. Lisle presided, and ;OveHarris was elected secretary. {On motion the committee went into executive session. After transact- -|ing such business of interest to the party workings as came before it jthe committee made the following Jeall for a county convention: The democrats of the various townships are hereby notified to jIneet at their respective v ig pre jCinets on Saturday, May 7th, 1592, county convention to be held at Butler on the following Monday, May th, 1892 The purpose of tle county convention is to select three follows: sets of delegates as set of delegates to attend the Kan sas City court of appeals convention th, 1 to be held in Kansas City, Jane 1892 the state judicial convention to be beld in St. Louis July 4th, 1892, and delegates to attend the | siate pominating convention to be held at Jefferson City July 19th, 1sy2. The base of representation for the townships will be as follows: One! delegate for every 25 votes and ma me set of delegates t o atten one set of jority fraction (or 13) cast for Cleve- land in 1883 T. K. Lisre Ove Harnis, Vice Presive: 5 soi inflicted a two and ene quarter columns (nonpari+i) messice on the couneil and public It would bea pretty hard matter for ! aman to write so much and not sey He makes a a jew good things. Number of excellent suggestion:, and «iumber of others with which } Por | we would have to take issue. | insta in recommending the cadam zing of the street tothe de | pot he says: “to have property own- | ers pay for that in front of abutting | property, the city defraying the cost | at crossings.” This would hardship upon those so unfortunate | as tu own property upon that street and who possibly do not drive over the street once in six months, while | the traveling public use it constant ly. His suggestions this early that bonds be issued, we think is prema. ture, as the bond | that at all times should be seriously | considered and well weighed, and | mea be a} question is one our people are now having some ex perience with bonds on this town- ship. Pition tax His hint in regard to an oceu- is not kindly received. | He discusses law potnts flippantly | and uses litin plinses at the riek of ae \ it & suspected that a lawyer ave had something to do ia preparing his message. Ne ends so let | ha promise to come a 1 us all prayerfully await the 2nd edi-| tion | In referring to the faetional fight , aged in St. Louis for the > } | del tien to the state Convention) Col. Stone said: “My heart is not | ttached to otticial position that I could for one moment consent | so tirm to purchase it at the least possible | sacrifice of my personal integrity. If | I should be elected governor of Mis sou.i I should esteem it a great hon- or, but if I sh be hedged about of Bates County, will no doubt re- turn him without opposition, as this is his first term in congress.” —_ Pennsylvania is not the ouly state where pension frauds might be found if they were properly searched for. On this particular line of business connected with the government an officer might dig up something of interest in this county. The Globe-Democrat says when Filley undertakes to run a town, de- cent people ought to combine against him. Filley is not only trying to run St. Louis, but is also ruvning the republican party of the state. He is a boss of bosses, and handles the rough and tumble element, and the silks are not in it. No better democratic text will ap pear than this from the speech of Congressman DeArmond of Mis- souri, on the free woo! bill: “Paternalism is never beneficial to a people. Paternalism does not de- velop manhood in the individual; it cannot make the national life higher or nobler than it makes the individ- by obligations [ would be ashamed to own—if I could not be at liberty to act with freedom in the discharge of my duties, so as to advance the best interests of the state and every part of it, then, in my judgment, the governorship would be obtained at } too dear a price.” H | oe It is now transpiring that Chaun cey I. Filley, chairman of the repub- lican party of the state and Mr. Leonard, president of the Farmers’ Alliance, are entering into an agree- ment whereby Sr. Filey is to do the two-horse act of giving Mr. Leonard the support of the republi-| can party and the nomination for governor. The rest of the ticket, ef !eourse, Mr. Filley will fill out to his liking. Mr. Leonard is a tailor made kid glove farmer, very ambitious and any combination which will enbance his interests will be acceptable. So if Mr. ey can make satisfactory arrangements on his side of the house, Mr. Leonard will do what be can to fix the people's party. —— Cleveland fi y second, ual life. The people are the govern- meut."—K. C. Times. | rention. so says the Indiana democratic con- OENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING. | » in the organization of the p done good aud Now is the Time. | The democratic central committee- R. Alles, the Bates county demo. ,™an in each township should at once | urge the organization of democratic | clubs in their various localities. It lis expected of them to take the ini- | ciation in this matter, as well as in all others where the welfare ef the party is concerned. For such pur- , poses are they chosen to the honor- ble and responsible position. In {country as well as in state and na | tional affairs a thorough organization jis absolutely necessary to success The time bouored and never thread- bare motto: “In union there 1s strength,” is especially applicable in political matters. The opposition is organizing, and expect to catch the democracy napping. Will it be so!—Sedalia Bazoo The above is applicabie ¢ county and we hope to gee the ¢ mitteemen in the various townships heed the above good suggestien and goto work without further delay arty into township clubs. doing and keep pace with this and other The would be glad to hear fro: states mitteeman in each township importent matter talents Let us invest our and when Grover co again and calls for a settlement n our stewardship, he ean say faithful of Bates county Saline county democrats held their county convention last week ter picking their very best ¢ for delegates to the state conven- for John B. Sreathett for railroad eommis Late tion instructed them oner, » should tuke a lesson fr Sa- tine, ie& the very best men the cour and instruct them for arper for railroad cou ier surest, quickest and most ef fectiv was for the Globe Democrat to ge rece! Chauncey I Pilley is to gev> lim a dose of rough-on-rats. The New York Contest. St. Louis Republic. Judge DeArmond of Missouri fol- lowed Allen for 20 minutes. He made a clear, logical and able argument. Judge DeArmond already estublis has sed such a reputation as a sound lawyer that whenever he takes the floor all the lawyers in the House crowd arowad him and pay earnest atteution to what he Judge DeArmond reviewed the evi- Says. dene vartic xs the taken in the case and devoted ar attention to whatis known Doyle ballots,” which he held were clearly east for ¢ vt pur pose He held that Rockwell was entit to his seat. and thatat would be a reyersal of the clear intent of g F marked improvement and now Physician & Surgeon Takes this opportu ity of saying to the peo- vie of wutler and vicinity that he is new manently located in your midst and would Tespectfully solicit a reasonable share of your Patronage will promise you satisfaetion” All who are Mieted with Piles, Uterine difficulties, Granula Tumers will lose nothing by consult as consultations are free, whether treatment or not. Iam occupying the office formerly used by Dr. Walls, over the Boston Store Calls answered at all hours, charges Teassonable, satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see, ‘M-tf arrh, a frame work for the fence. ty and State Rights for sale. 1 i Let us be up and WISCH & MEYER, | the law of New Yorukat Noyes was seated. 2 Dang Was saved by Hood's Sersapariily” says Mr BB. Jotnes of Alun. Maine. She had running sores in different) parts of her body, but on | giving her Ho la there | | \ OND ENjJOYS Both the method and yr whe nnd enres ip of Figs tast to the for sale in 50¢ NH leading drug- e druggist who > it on band will pro- y for any one who Do not accept any FRANCISCO, CAL, oi Ev VORK, HY. Growers and Manufactarers Pure Native Wines, BRANDSVILLE, ROWELL COUNTY, MO. FAMILY SUPPLY aspecialty. Write for prices. Goods delivered free of charge to your nearest Railroad station. Satisfaction guaran- teed, or goods may be returned and money will be refunded POUNDS POULTRY ap 23-1m ALSO Eggs, Game, Hides, Furs, Wool. than other in Bates county McCANTS « CO. Outheast corner of Square, Butler, Mo. LICHT, DURABLE, PRACTICAL. Works on new and improved principles, uses large stati: pary wires. for r DOES NOT TWIST BUT WINDS THE SMALL WIRE AROUND THE LARGE ONE. Put up on this plan the fence will not sag. as does the ordinary wired picket fence. ; bax -Retail price of the machine and three set wire stretchers and | tensions $10. No restrictions, use it where you please. Township, Coun- JOHN M. GRAHAM, Patester. BUTLER, MO. kind ever pro-) Bennett, | The Coming Country. } | The great Flathead Valley in Mon- ‘tana, is attracting capital and labor. | /It is marvelously fertile in soil, has | ithe largest coal veins on the Pacific islople, limitless forests of the finest | ‘timber and precious metals. Co- | }lumbia Falls, the chief town of the lregion. has immense water power. sa good field for manu- facturers. Maps and descriptive matter sent by the ' Northern International Imporve- iment Co. Columbia Falls, Mont. 19 4t Wail Paper and Pants. dis loeated in the ley building, south of the was 3,000 rolls styles of paper. osrushes jers mate stock bi Stock For Sale. Anewcelan stock of drugs for |sale at a bargain. Call on or address \J. S. Pierce, Alrian, Mo. D. W. Drummond announces him- self still on deck, and better than ever prepared to respond promptly and satisfactorily to the wants of his customers. His stock of wall- paper is the largest and best assort- ment ever brought to the city, also of window-glass, paints, ete, in his line. None but experienced work- men Call and examine stock and get prices 18-tf 500,000 We destre to place euton real estate security alarge amount of money: if Tl Give the best terms and loivest rates yet offered by anyone tn this line of business: Noles drawn rorone, two. three or jive years: Hare some money to loan pauable on or before a civen date. Calland see how cheap we can let you have money- The Bankers Loan & Title Co _P. C. FULKERSON, Manager. heeler Mercantile Co. | DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED | | Bradley and John Deere Stirring Plows, Challenge, Deere and Keystone Corn Planters, With Kewauee Check Rowers and Automatic Reels. STEEL AND WOOD FRAME LEVER HARROWS, JOHN DEERE, BRADLEY, NEW DEPARTURE AND BROWN CULTIVA- TORS, ROAD PLOWS, NEW SCRAPERS, DISC GROUND PLOWS, STE PULVERIZERS, E Farm Wagons Top Buggies, Road Carts And the largest stock of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, STOVE Glass and Queensware, Barb Wire, Grass Seeds, &e, in Bates Co. | Kennett, Wheeler Wiercantile Co, BU'TLER, MO. De. C. MIZE, Norary Pranic. Do a general REAL ESTATE anil exchan Our rates the lowest, terms perty of and pay taxes for n ly attende Our corresy ion, and w largely to your you desiretoSELL é nti Opera WHOLESALE Whiskies, Wines, Our charges are rea Buyers will find onr Office Headquarters for And will take pleasure in showing anything we have oa our | now be found in our new and elegant quarters. Rooms 6 and 7 OVER FARMERS BANK, BUTLER, MO. MIZE House SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE. G. W. CLARDYJ MOIZM & CLARDY, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agents, Represent 4 line of the best FIRE & TORNADO INSURANCE COMPANIES Are correspondents for one of the BEST LOAN COMPANIES in existance, to payment, t Will rent, manage pro- remittances prompt- state in the un- y on our LIST if ommission. t t your p bie, nos ¢ of Property in Bates Co. »00k8. We can & CLARDY. AND RETAIL Liquors, & Cigars We buy our whiskies direct from Distilleries and can make prices as low by the Gallon as Kansas City. JUG and KEG TRADE A SPECIALTY Nothing but the best brands of Whiskies, Wines, Brandeys and Gins handled. Anheuser-Busch celebrated BUDWEISER, in Butler and on tap. Cal! and see us. Opera House Szloon. R BEER aiaie Corner Square, Butler, Mo. é