The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-10-30

ana IN cacn OF CneE1 has SHOWN MN.
self to be capable and an honest man.
AS member of the Legislature and of
Congress, as Judge on the bench,
and in his private life. he has been the
firm. consistent friend Of The people.
His record is clean, Ills character above
reproach, and his life and worksf prove
that he can be trusted with the utmost
confidence. If elected he will give the
State an honest and able administers
ton, one upon which no stain of cor
ruption will rest. The State ticket, as
whole is of like character through
out.
A. NJ. DECKER.
A. NJ. Becker the nominee for State
Senator, is a prominent mere hantef
Ad' ian, and is as such an accommoda-
ting, enterprising citizen. lie is an
honest, Intelligent. pushing business
man. lie did not seek the nomination
but was put forward by his neighbors,
as man whose mental ability AID
moral fitness qualities him for this i'm
portant office. If he is elected we can
rest assured that the interests of this
district will be we'll taken care of.
G. p. SHEPARD.
G. P. Shepard. candidate for the e.
gislature, is also a practical business
OF known probity and large experience
and has record of militar: service of
undonbted merit. He served in his
regiment, the 14t1 Wisconsin, until
the close Of host!lities. lie was hon
ored by President Cleveland with the
appointment Of Register of the Worth
ington Land Once. :, he. q NJ les nt when
were faithfully performed. Mr. Sher-
ard will look after the interests of the
soldier, the farmer and the business
man. He is qualified in every way for
this position. He is popular with men
Of all parties, aud deserves the cordial
support he will receive from personal
as we'll as party friends.
e. l.. ROURKE.
E. L. Rourke, caodidate for the Leg
islature, is prominent farmer in
Pipestone county, an intelligent gen
tleman, we'll qualified to serve in the
capacity Of representative.
JOHN J. KENDLEN.
John J. Kendlen, candidate for Au-
ditor, has served the people of this
county for one term, and the fact that
he has been nominoted again, and en-
dorsed by both the Republican and
Alliance Conventions is sufficient evi-
dence that lie has served the people to
their entire satisfaction. All our peo.
pie feel that his services are too valu>
able to be dispensed with.
II. c. SHEPARD.
II. G. Shepard, our candidate for
Treasurer has served this county as
Treasurer for two terms-from 1881 to
to 18S5-and was entirely qualified and
fully faithful. He has been one of the
prominent business men of Worthing
able citizens. He is one of those whom
our country stands pledged to reward
and honor for faithful war service.
In 1861 he enlisted in the 1st Minneso.
ia Battery Of Light Artillery, and
served to the end of the struggle. The
old soldier has claims that ought not
to he overlooked.
ia. KENNEDY.
J. A. Kennedy, candidate for Regis
ter of Deeds, is prominent farmer
Of the west end of the county, a man
eminentiy qualified for the position.
He filled the office Of Treasurer in his
old home in Pennsylvania for a mum
Der of years. Mr.. Kennedy has suffer.
ed the loss of one of his legs, and in
consequence is unable to do many
sorts of manual labor, but the labor OF
this Office he is perfectly qualified to
do.
| GILBERT ANDERSON.
Gilbert Anderson is prominent as
one Of our ScandinaviaDs who are very
properly recognized in his nomination.
The fact that he has been twice elected
Sheriff is sufficient evidence that he is
held in high esteem by the people. lie
has given the county an economical
administration, and deserves re
election.
]. B. BENNETT.
i L. B. Bennett, candidate for Clerk