Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-27

the elements Of success. II fairly represents
all the religious creeds and all the principles
of politics. 1t IL made up oil Protstsnts,
Catholics, and Buddhist, OF Republicans,
Democrats, Greenbackers, Free Thinker,
Prohibi,ionists, Anti Monopolists, aId--o-
forth. Representing every creed, priueiple
and nationality, it combines our Tree ilsi-
tutions; and il enlists the honest and earnest
patronage OF the patriotic voter.
Mr.. My,on, candidate for clerk, did not
distinguish himself in the srOy-because he
was too youug; at that time he was drawing
tactical fluid from bottle, having been lef,
an orphan at tender sge. He came west
beardless boy, and being poor, sought
employ ment as brakeman on railroad. He
soon ro-e to the poeilion Of boss. and giving
up tLis position, came TO Ford County, and
eng 4ged in farming. During droulLy pei
iod be WAS induced TO acc. p, Office. lie ha-
biief, but eventinl history. lie is regard
ed as = snrewj politician, aud he my rcme
OF there days De u memb.r Of Congress.
Mr.. Hinkle is Polander by birth, and
WINS born OF poor bui indu ,Iious parents.
He came to this country when quite young
Beiug thro.n upon his osn resources when
quite young. and havirga large family 10
suppJrt he has not become rich in the
worlds goods. He has made good Sheriff
and is bound to be reelected. George dis
til. uishsd himself in the Indian wars. l.,
II said he d,sp .sched whole band OF lEdians
IN hand io hand encounter. Being seit.ed
down 10 peaceful pursuit. he is lees ravenous
but h. Is good on political scaip.
Dick Evans, candidate for Treasurer, Ii
an Iri,hmsn by adoption, FreDchman by
education, and q native OF Holland. He
came to this country, as an Hungarian exile,
about the time Kossuih made bis celebrated
march TO the United States. Dick was Kos
soth's right hand man in the Hungarian war
He was gallant soldier 10 the American re-
be lion. He is . noble example Of what an
Industrious man ian do-rising from poverty
10 affl ieDce by his own sxertions. The fret
business ne ever engaged 10 vas selling bui-
ialo hides. He is ewiDent!y tiutd to take
charge OF our county funds
Mr.. Petition, csodidate for Register of
Deeds, is Chicagoan. But a mans nativity
ought not to count against him. There are
worse places than Chicaso-notsbIy, Dodge
City. He is good Register. and the pres
enr Register, and the Register that is to be.
VIM Heady, is the man for Coroner, and
. good corpse gazer he will make. We
haven't Mr.. Heady's history at hand, bu,
We can youch that be is as good Christian
as anybody. He was also left an orphan,
aud by perseverance, has succeeded in get
ting THE far west. f-sf.
Maj. Van voorhis, the candidate for Sur
veyor, as his name implies, is Of cid Duich
sock. The Major is native Of New jersey,
and immisra,ed west when the Indians were
troublesome. He has several scslps dangling
under tine lapel Of his cosi. He was not an
orphan. but has risen to distinction. He is
Brigadier General of the Kansas militis.
In the event Of var the Major will make .
good leader. He has some fine theories on
greenbacks, bot that wont binder HE cleo
zion. He will run like . quarer-horse.
Such is brief his,oricsl description Of
oar candidates. The neagre space Of there
column does not permit Of an extended re-
view Of n good ret Of men a. ever chswed
tobacco. whified pipe or tipped ela,s--of
wster. They ere Prohibitiouisss, every one
of them-they will prohibit the opposition