The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-17

r. w. LING
of Cresco.
OUR CANDIDATES.
The men for whom we especially
desire your ballots cast at the Nov
ember election may be found at the
head Of these columns.
w. A. HoYT,
81 Fayette, for Judge, ranks well as q
lawyer and stands high as q citizen.
No mistake will be made in putting
The judicial ermine upon his should
ers.
PETER +. HAUGEN,
Of Winneshiek county, the nominee
for State Senator, is man above re-
proach. He also favors such ballot
reform as will release the enslaved
people from the grasp of the polite
ians and the money sharks. All
who favor an absolutely secret ballot
in the interest of honest manhood
suffrage should see that his name is
ON their ballot.
THOMAS McCOOK,
for Representative, is the embodi-
ment OF honesty and fidelity to every
trust confided to his keeping. For
more than thirty years he has occu-
pied and cultivated the farm where
he resides in jamestown. Every i'm
pulse of his heart, every act Of his
life, every motive for future action
prompts him to espouse the cause of
the people. He favors legislative
control Of the railroads, the Austral-
ian ballot system, is temperance
man without fanaticism.
w. c. NICHOLS,
for Supervisor, is one OF the early
settlers OF the county and one OF our
most successful farmers, having been
q resident upon the farm where he
resides, in Albion, for third of .
century. The wisdom and economy
with which he has conducted his own
business are but indications Of what
his course would be for the public.
MISS L. A. ALMOND,
the nominee for County Superintend-
emit, has been one Of the instructors
in the public school Of this place for
two or three years. Her qualifca-
tions are OF high order. She would
lift our school system out Of the dirty
rut OF politics and partizanship into
which it has been forced during the
past year or two. The friends Of the
public schools Of the county owe it
to themselves and to their children
to place her in charge Of the Office
for the ensuing term. She is no pol
itician and will not visit you at your
homes to solicit your vote.
WILLIAM woELEsTEIN,
for County Auditor, is young farm
or Of New Oregon, with ample quail
fications for the Office, strict integri-
ty, Of sterling worth. He is native
OF the town where he resides, aud
has the confidence of all its people.
No mistake will be made with his
name ON your ballot.
1t will be no reflection upon Mr..
Woelestein's fitness il he shall not
succeed. He is candidate against
one who has filled the Office but q
single term, who has done the work
OF the Office alone, and who has
made no enemies. To defeat him
will require not only good man but
work.
CHARLES PRIETZ,
the nominee for Treasurer, is one Of
natures noblelnen. He is man Of
the highest moral character, has q
good business education, and is civil
and courteous in manners, and every
inch q gentleman and an honest man.
Some years since he was engaged in
farming in Saratoga, the years when
all our crops went to the dogs Ia
the struggle he went down aud lost
his farm, but his integrity and man.
hood remain.
DIR. SAGE,
for Coroner, n one of our best county
physicians and q i,ian who would do
credit to that or any other Office in
the county. We bespeak for him q
voting remembrance ON election day.
r. w. LING,
for County Surveyor, is q nomination
cllinently fit to have been made. 1t
will be doing his opponent kind
ness and the county aservice to elect
him.
WIN. BURKE,
for Sheriff, is one Of the old settlers
OF the comfy, as well known to the
people generally as to the PLAIN
DEALER. Its bis misfortune to he
the candidate when bis opponent is q
candidate for his second term.
About all the protective indpstaes
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