Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

advocate, but does not approve of
the political movement of the third
party as the proper step to accom-
pllsh the most good, hence he could
not conscientiously advocate that
party, even though he was solicited.
His republicanism and temperance
principles are alike strong.
DELLER has very large stock of
ready made clothing this fall. He
says that he offers a good and dur
able suit of mems clothes for $500.
Go and see for yourself.
The Republicans of the eastern
assembly district of Iowa county
want, without doubt, to see a Re
publican sent to the u. S. Senate
next yinter. Bear in mind then
that you can only aid in carrying
this out by voting for Geo. G. Cox.
DAILY papers contain numerous
accounts of disastrous fires in towns
throughout the country. Not hav-
ing any protection from the fiery
fiend, it behooyes our citizens to be
very careful, lest our town, too,
might be numbered among the
hopelessly destroyed.
Hon J. w. REwEY will address
the people of Waldwick next Mon
day evening, Oct. 25th at Jackson's
school house, and also those of Mos
cow on Tuesday evening, Oct. 26th.
Let every voter turn out and hear
the political issues of this campaign
fairly discussed.
ALL who have had business trans
actions with the present clerk of
the circuit court, M. J. Tappins, re-
gardless of party, pronounce him as
good as any the county ever had
and far better than many. Such
being the fact Tappins is the most
desirable man before the people for
that position. See that his name is
on your ticket.
The Republican candidate for
Register of Deeds being a brother
of the TRIBUNE publishers makes it
out of place for this sheet to parade
his merits before its readers. If
you do not know him, however, ask
of someone who does concerning
him, and if he is said to be unwor-
thy, why vote accordingly. We
think him worthy all the same.
THE genial George Paulson, who
has SO successfully cared for the
county funds the past two years,
was thought to be, by the Republi-
cans, just the man for the place
another term. No county ever had
a better treasurer, and no taxpayer
can afford to overlook such essential
qualities as Mr. Paulson possesses
for this position. There can't be a
better man in that office.
THAT j. p. Smoker did not arrest
Burke Fairchild as soon as some in
innate he should have done, should
not cut any figure in bis election for
district attorney. Those who are
kicking are notauthority or supposed
to know the duties in such matters.
The action of Mr.. Smelker was
based on the doctors instruction
concerning the removal, and every
thing has resulted all right.
IT is big undertaking for the
Democrats to try and prove that
their Pengelly, candidate for sheriff,
is the better, because he is older,
than our Pengelly, brother and
candidate for the same office. John
Pengelly, the Republican candidate,
is the equal to his opponent in
ability and experience, and who
dare gainsay that he is less honor
able because he is a Republican.
In the city we do not vote for
Supt. of County Schools, but to
those of our readers VINO live out
side we wish to say that the Repub-
lican candidate, b. w. Gillett, Of
Avoca, is a gentleman for whom you
need not have any hesitancy in sup
porting. He is a self-made man,
having had to depend on his own
/ labor and wits to secure funds 10