De Queen bee. [volume], March 11, 1898, Image 3

About De Queen bee. [volume] (De Queen, Ark.) 1897-current

Image provided by: Arkansas State Archives

                
Adopted By the Democratic
State Central Committee-
;o — a
a u * ec, i n g of the Democratic
central committee, held in
iv' 1 of Little Rock, Aik., on
I, Is9s, the following
were adopted, to-wit:
jB 8() lv° ( i, !• That «* primary
is hereby called to be held
several precincts of the sev
■■counties of the state, on Bat-
JMh’, the 7th day of May, 1898,
purpose of selecting can.
of the Democratic party
ayst ßßhe various offices to be voted
-JB t ,,e enfiU,n £ Amotion in Sep-
by the electors of the state
At said primary elec
lyHhe names of all Democratic
■■dates for nomination shall be
Qs °B£d on the same ticket under
th,■■propriate designation of the
HUI for which each is a candi-
Sar votes shall be cast, the
(Ba canvassed, ami the result
sing SBii Kit'd, certified and forward
lUonJOßccordance with the general
prqaHKn laws of the state so far as
ble, except as herein other
ieaiu^^KrOvidea. Immediately upon
of the polls the ballots
counted by tho precinct
'&■, and, together with a certif.
‘y the result in each precinct
bat■O )0 forthwith transmitted to
< rman of the county sen
(igyjß|mmittee, to be by him de
t’*.u||lHEl *° county convention
■■hfter called to convene in
’’ l s s s > that, upon
e ’l )l ha ’d ret urns, each
.■jjSrnion shall, on said 14th day
.11 vJHBh cast up the returns from
~Bperal ptccincts of the coun
rsaplfflß B ball send forthwith to the
Mian and secretary of the
committee, respect-
separate cover, at Lit
rifcßr ’ a cert ‘d c ale, under
I wKds of the chairman and sec
Y'' x Ajßbf tho said county conven
u'Cl™Mß tie reHU ‘t of the
election in the said
U'-'/mMB 6 da.V of June, 1898, the
HU d secretary of the state
> 3 J^B co,n,D * ttce sHull publicly
the returns so delivered
and make a formal certifi-
result thereof, which
e, f o ß e fher with the re-
6 ?i3b ■om all the counties, shall
*<V jßented to tho state con ven
held in the citv of Lit-
ViV/cWHr on t,ie 21st day of June,
i.x Bll appear from said returns
&a<tB WW added up and tabulated,
candidate for any given
have received a major
the votes cast at the lime
and in the manner bore
then the person so
8a ’ ( l majority shall be
JBpme, by reason of so re
fil'd majority vote, the
ot l * ,e Democratic party
for which said votes
r '-‘“t'iHßcasl for him, and shall be
auc>l UolU ’nee without
ibelawß l ' ll oting or contest before
all or convention.
shall appear, when said
flMßre so cast up and tabulat
candidate for any given
/X-iB received a majority of
cast on the day, al
and in the manner here
orn then it shall be de
tLcre has been no nom
' nnn '”hWßmry election, and the
i-i making a nomination for
sha l be and is hereby
£.Bp e in the manner usual in
II tlfr en,ions -
2. That, on Saturday,
at 2 p. in., at the pre
>p, tijßß^ l6 various townships,
m , at the precincts in
||Hnis wards in cities, Demo-
JBBe tings shall be hold
ling ■■Kt the state for the pur-
delegates from
’ an Lfowg precinct to compose
| JOUUIy conventions which are
by Willed to be held at the
OOtlVe county seats of all the
d ithbaJn the state at 2p. m. on
• M rd®/, May 14, 1898.
3. That the various
when duly as
" May 14, 1898, hr here-
P allu in addition to
MMtafoss above specified and
Ollldr business us shall prop
c'lbj^MWl-before them, shall pr<>-
tb ttlecl delegate* to com-
• "R r; JlMDemocratic state conveu
’ttbemble at Little Rock,
• Oftr| ; Tuesda.v at 12 o’clock
a*®|| 21, 1898, and that the
■';/* hBBi cpresen tat ion in said
1 jS'WHr® lll ’ oll Bl ,a| l be one del-
more for every 200
> fSHr ac U° n thereof over 100
®®®t for Dan. W. Jones,
n A JNBBc nominee for governor
- < ■■■shown by the returns on
"’JlHßofriee of the secretary
« in pursuance of
resolutions, and for
effectualing the
election of the
party of the state of
> . hereby called to be
the piecincts ot (he
7th day of May, 1898,
s^» < W|ib®cralic county convene
ar®, hereby called to be b»*ld
tb® bounties of the state at
le s’” 1 Saturday, May, 14, 1898,
u, Dfinocruiic stale con ven.
AIT 60ST!
For the next ISdays we will sell any Shoe in the House
POSITIVEY TXT COST.
We must Reduce Our Stock to Make Room for the fe
IMMENSE HOT NOWENROTE
Come Earley and Remember the Motto, “Fist come, first served.”
Bevier County Mereantlle Compuny.
REGULATORS OF
tion is called to assemble in the
city of Little Rock, Ark., at 12
o’clock, noon, on Tuesday, June
21, 1898, to transact the business
provided for in the above and fore
going resolut’ons, and all such oth
er business as may be properly
considered. The respective coun
ties, upon the basis provided for,
shall be entitled to the number
of delegates set forth below, to
wit:
Arkansas 6, Ashley 7, Baxter 4,
Benton 12, Boone 8, Bradley 4,
Calhoun 3, Carrol 7, Chicot 3,
Clark 6, Clay 6, Cleburne 4, Cleve
land 4, Columbia 7, Conway 9,
Craighead 6, Crawford 9, Critlen
den 3, Cross 5, Dallas 4. Desha 2,
Drew 7, Faulkner 7, Franklin 7,
Fulton 5, Garland 7, Grant 3,
Greene 6, Hempstead 8, Hot
Springs, Howard 5, Independence
8, Izard 6, Jackson 7, Jefferson 8,
Johnson 7, Lafayette 3, Lawrence
7, Lee 0, Lincoln 5, Little River
4, Logan 8, Lonoke 10, Madison 8,
Marion 5. Miller 5, Mississippi 3,
Monroe 6, Montgomery 4, Nevada
6, Newton 3, Ouachita 6, Peiry 3,
Phillips 6, Pike 4, Poinsett 3, Polk
2, Pope 8, Prairie 4, Pulaski 18,
Raudolp 8, Saline 7, Scott 5, Sear
cy 3, Sebastian 12, Sevier 4, Sharp
5, St. Francis 6, Stono 3, Union 7,
Van Buren 3; Washington 12,
White 9, Woodruff 9, Yell 10. To
tal 455, Carroll Armstrong,
Chairman Democratic Stale Cens
tral Committee.
Attest: Gray Corroll,
Secretary Democ tatic State Cen
tral Committee.
AOALL.
The County Democratic Central
Committee is hereby requested to
meet at the Court house in
Lockesburg on Saturday, March
12, at 1 o’clock.
Every member of the committee
is urged to be present in person
or by proxy from his Township
as questions involving our repre
sentation in the state convention
are to be considered. Members
should, as far as practicable confer
with members of the party in their
respect ve townships concerning
tho propriety of changing from
township conventions to primar
ies for the selection of state and
congressional candidates. This
step may be necessary if we ob
tain recognition in the state con
vention. It would further be well
to ascertain the aims of the people
on the question of the consolida
ted primaries for the selection of
aU candidates as this question also
is likely to arise.
J. 8. Lake, Chr.
H. L. Norwood, Sec.
Election I .' Proclamation-
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the Incor
pointed Town of De Queen, on
Tuesday, the sth day; of April
1898, at the usual voting place,
for Hie purpose of electing one
Mayor, one Recorder, and five
Aldermen us said Town to seive
for the coming year.
Given under my band on this
18th day of February, 1898.
Chas. U, Buckner, Mayor.
If you want to get a drink of
some 18 year old whisky call at
the DeQueen Saloon,
FEED! FEED!
McKean’s is the place to buy
your Corn, Oats and Hay, and
everything in the General Mer
chandise line.
M i/
Zs
Texas Rust Proof Dais for Safe.
\l Jz IZ
Zi 'P IX
Your Patronage Solicited.
W. G. McKEAN, Prop.
-MM———— ——T t~~w Til r' • ar wrr ti — ■—QB—
They banish pain jUSjjfr ONE J
and prolong life. GIVES 0
7 RELIEF. |
• i
RHWNS
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
Igood, and you can get ten for five cents.
A new etyln packet contalntiiK ntw ripaxs rtßViJts In i paper enrton (without i-l.w) Is now for sale _
*t some drug stores ron airs crnts. This low price.! sort is intruded for tbo poor and the coouonil fl
Ml. Ono down of tho tire out cartons (laotabulwl can be hud by mail by scuding forty light cents M
to the Rir*«s ChkxicaL Comtant. No. 10 Upruee Street. Sew York-or a imglo carton (TMM 1
w TaRULE*) wiU bo sent fur fire cents. Best medicine ever mado since tho world was created. H
L. J. DAVIS & SON,
JBk- WOOD WORK.
Horse shoeing a Soecialty.
DeQueen. Arkansas.
HE EE QUEEN IIIEEI STAUB
W. S RAY, Prop.
LIVERY MP»SALE STABLE.
We are prepared to give out;
First Class Rigs and at Reason
able rates with or without driv
ers. If you need anything in our
line give us a trial.
W. S. RAY,
STAVE BOLTS.
♦ We want 2,500 Cords. ♦
We will give you good market,
price for all your White Oak.
Call on us at once.
J H. O’NEAL & SON-
BOSE & CO., ?sr 121-12 Olig
iW A Difference
ofl OjOßKsfjW . Can readi !y be noticed
r I 111 n jBM / \ between ill-fitting, hand-
m’ s j? / i me ’d°wn clothing and
ggSlwww/ / / B0SE&
W A llp ® MwpMirs
W AUt iNUinfl L-tiTm tast Y an d stylish made*
fl] twill \ I to-order oabmknts at
& 1 i umslu _\ I moderate prices. Fir,
AfflWl \rZT Finish and Fashion
ilimtU* I \\l guaranteed. Try us and
naarn-* Hbggi \\| you will be satisfied.
SMMrtMdM
H. A. FINLEY, Agent,
DE QUEEN, ARK-
. .I- 1 111 . ■ 1 'JU.-.'.. ..■■ 2 J . .1. I It
The Best oiler Ever Made by a NewspaperJ
34 $1,50
The semi-weekly Republic, the best general newspaper in the world, con
taining all the news in eight pages twice-a-week, and the Republic Model Mag
azine one year for $1,59. at>
The Republic Sunday Magazine was tho newspaper success ol 897. A
home journal of the best class, 18 large pages every week, 4 pages ot fun, 14
pages of the brightest aud best reading printed. It contains more Ei/h-clasa
pictures and cartoons than were ever attempted in any other publication.
More noted write's and artists contribute to The Republic Magazine I i.-.n to
anv other Western p iblication.
The Magazine will be sold only in connection with the semi-weak Repnb«
lie. but is mailed separately on Friday of each week.
Address all ordcra to
THE REPUBLIC. SI. Louis Mo.