The Butler weekly times., 1888-09-19
A GOOD TICKET.

The democrats OF Bates county by
their ballots Saturday placed in
nomination ticket that any demo-
crat can vote for with pleasure and
know that the interests of the party
and people will be safein their keep
ing. These gentlemen are all well
known to the voters of the county
and need no long eulogy at our
hands.
HON. JOHN B. NEwBERRY.
will reflect honor upon Bates county
in the Legislature. He was the first
sheriff Of the county elected by
democratic administration after the
war. He served one term in the
state senate with distinction, is an
old and honored resident of our
county and no man stands higher as
neighbor and citizen. He has the
respect and esteem of all who know
him and will add strength to the
ticket.
OSCAR REEDER,
is now serving his first term as Gus
todian of the peoples money and his
large majority shows that they are
not afraid to trust him again in the
same honorable position. Mr. Reed
or was born and raised in Bates
county and the purity of his private
and public life has won for him the
highest respect and admiration of
his fellowmen. He is Jeffersonian
democrat of the old school, and no
man in the county stands higher for
honesty and integrity. His name
will add great strength to the ticket
and assist materially in rolling up
large majority for democracy.
GEO. G. GLAZEBROoK,
the present incumbent of the sher-
ifs Office, has had his official acts
indorsed by a denomination. No
man will deny that he has made
good officer, fulfilling the duties i'm
posed upon him faithfully and hon
orably. No man ever went into Of
flee under more unfavorable auspices
and acquitted himself with more
credit. There is no longer any
question about Mr.. Glazebrook'
competency and honesty, conse-
quently there can not be a semblance
of an excuse for a single democrat
to scratch his name from the ticket. |
Those parties who did him a great
injustice before will now make |
amenae honorable by seeing that he
secures the full party vote and runs !
at the head of the ticket.
CALVIN F. BoxLEY,
that old democratic war horse who
has for lifetime fought the bat
Ties of democracy, has at last been
by grateful people and
given the political preferment he
He brings to the prosicut-
ing attorneys Office an experience
and knowledge of law that will at
once make him the terror of all evil
doers and the pride and satisfaction
Of a law abiding people. Judge
Boxley is lawyer of ability, is de-
'ervedly popular among all classes
Of people, is a genial, whole -souled
gentleman, and will run like a quar-
Ter horse.
DIME L. HAGGARD,
hat handsome, talented and popular
democrat of Shawnee township.
,ully sustained the reputation of
The young democracy for running
qualities and ingratiated himself in
% the hearts of the people by his
genial and gentlemanly manners.
Dixie is well qualified for the duties
Of surveyor, having fitted himself for
his vocation. He is a young man
Of ability, we'll liked by everybody
md democrat of that school that
knows no backing or faltering.
j. W. Ennis, present incumbent
md nominated for public admins
.or,Dr. J. T. Walls for coroner, Danl
Cloud for Judge OF the north dis
.rlct, and Fred Fix of the south dis