Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-03
NoN-PARTlsAN JUDICIARY.
The Business Men OF Omaha Express
Their Preference

bench all citizens are Interested IN seeing es.
tablished and maintained Tho bench should
be kept aloof from PARTISAN primaries, con-
| ventions aud politics. 1t should be non-par-
tisan Two years ago we elected four judges
| by non bipartisan movement who have honored
| the position. We had supposed that the non
| partisan principle had been firmly establish
| ed. There Is now an effort on loot to over
| throw 1t which connot DO too severely cen
sured
We appeal to you TO vote for joseph X.
| Ciarkson to succeed Judge Croft. While Mr..
Garrison Is q republican in politics. he was
selected by u large meeting of the bar, our
most reputable and distinguished lawyers,
without regard to party, Joining therein
The democratic convention has endorsed his
nomination, but the republican convention
has nominated q partisan candidate. While
we regard the nomination OF the bar as high
evidence OF the qualifications and fitness of
MIR. Clarkson, ana believe that by reason of
his greater age and experience, he has
higher claim upon the suffrages than Mr..
Davis, we place our appeal to You principally
upon the Importance of withdrawing tho
judiciary from the unseemly and discredt-
able contentious of party primaries, conven-
tons and politics. Let us uphold the in
tegrity ana honor of the bench. Let us
meet the attempt to overthrow the non
partisan principle with determined resist
ance and overwhelming defeat
Woodman Linseed oil works.
George I'll. Hammond Il Co., by Hy. II. Me-
day, manager, packers South Omaha
w. l., Parrotte " Co., wholesale hat and
caps.
Lee, Clarke Andreesen Hardware company,
E. NJ. Andreesen, secretary and treasurer.
Charles A. Coe, wholesale boots and shoes.
Paxton & Gallagher, wholesale grocers.
Darrow & Logan, wholesale hats and caps.
American Hand Sewed Shoe company.
Gilmore Rune, wholesale clothiers.
e.. Is. Rustn.
KirKindall, Jones & Co., wholesale boots
ana shoes.
d. M. Steele & Co., wholesale grocers
Williams, Van Aernam & Harte. Wholesale
boots and shoes.
Louis Bradford, wholesale lumber.
James j. Brown.
Acme Pressed Brick company
Thomas +. Tuttle, insurance.
George A. Hoagland, wholesale lumber.
Sloan. johnson ~ Co, Wholesale grocers.
McClurg Cracker company.
DreXel q Foil, contractors and stone work.
erS.
Richardson drug company.
Bemis Omaha bag company.
Ribble ~ Smith, commission.
j. w. Walker. commission.
The Emerson seed company.
Milton Rogers & Sons, wholesale aud retail
stoves.
Kennard glass and paint company.
w. Il. Fahs, manager VIM. s. Wilson & Co,
wholesale tobacco and cigars.
Charles Shivcrick & Co., wholesale and re.
tail furniture.
A. c. Dreibus, wholesale confectionery.
j. H. Boonskia.
Omaha Rubber Co.
Turner 81 Jay. hats and caps.
Churchill Pump Co.
e. L. Weiant, Mgr, for A. L. Dean & Co.,
safes and vaults.
Rector e. Wilhelmy Co., wholesale hard
L. Kirscht & Co., wholesale liquors ana
cigars.
John A. Wakefield, wholesale lumber
Max Meyer, wholesale jewery
Is. A. Lauman, of Perkins, Catch & Lau-
man, china and glassware.
S. A. Orchard, Wholesale and retail car
pets.
Consolidated Coffee Co., w. N Cole, Mgr.
Meyer & Raapke wholesale grocers.
Marks Bros, Saddlery Co.
f.. l.. Stone, of Dewey & Stone Furniture
company.
Peycke Bros. & Co., commission.
p. Rocco Bros. & Co., commission.
j. y. Robinson Notion company, wholesale
notions.
Lombard Investment company
A. F. Bosches a. Co., cold storage and COM
Charles j. Bell, manager r. G.. Dunn g. Co.
Soper, Wells & Co., wholesale lumber.
II. h. Davis, cashier First National bank.
John S. Brady, of McCord, Brady g. Co.,
wholesale grocers.
Parhn, Orendorif & Martin company, agrI.
cultural Instruments.
Allen Koch, of Kirkpatrick, Koch Dry
Goods company, wholesale dry goods
"A. q. Powell cashier American Loan and
Trust company.
Miller & Gunderson, sash aud door mill.
Il. w. Brown, Of Cotsworth Lumber COM
pany.
ID. G. Dunbar & Co., publishers
Gustave Beneke.
&. N. Deitz wholesale and retail lumber
g. ID. Wyatt, wholesale ana retail lumber.
A. A. Suger, OF Kelley, Stiger & Co., dry
Omaha Paint and Oil company.
Gwin d Dunmlre, guns and ammunition.
J. j. Dickey.
George Patterson, of Nebraska Fuel COM
pany.
Pony & Segelke
Metz & Brother
Henry Voss.
Omaha Packing Co., by James vides jr,
Armur, Cudahy Packing Co., Il. A. Cudahy.
swift ~ Co, by A. @. Foster.
Gibson, Miller q Richardson.
Aaron Calm.
II. w. Nash,
Omana & Grant Smelling and Refining Co.,
by Guy q. Bartou, president,
M. III. Bliss.
Truman Buck.
II. }. Beard SS Bro.
James Morton az Son.
Chas H. Ford, cashier Douglas County
Bank.
Douglas County Bank.
John Linderholm.
Byron Reed Co, a. l.. Reed sec'y.
Dexter l.. Thomas.
Harry Lawrie.
Wendell Benson
Cummings Nelson.
l4ininger Il Metcalf Co.
w. A. Paxton.
ID. II. Bowman.
Phillip Potter.
THOMPSON, Belden & Co, by G. O. Belden.
Her & Co.
S. T.. Morse a. Co.
Himebaugh Il Taylor.
Freeland. LOOMS & Co.
N. Is. Falconer
William Barr Dry Goods company.
Samuel Burns.
II. kountze.
w. A. l.. GlDbon.
". q. Sloan, mayor OF South Omaha.
Hugh MurDhy, contractor.
Frank JOhnsOn hank of Commerca