The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-10-30
wonrH1xerox. MINI. OCTOBER 30, 1890
Republicans must not forget that
the next lsegislat ture elects United

es reelection, and in order TO do this,
there must be majority of Republic
CATS in the Legislature. Send solid
delegation from this district.
In times Of great political activity
voters are apt to lose sight of some very
important points. for instance, every
old soldier knows when he stops to
think. that the soldiers owe more to
Senator c. X. Davis, for the passage of
pension legislation than to any other
man in Congress. They also know
that 1t would he national loss to have
Senator Davis retired. but they do not
reflect that their vote for State Sena.
tor Davis; H. J. Miller The Republican
nominee Is pledged to support c.. X.
Davis for u. s. Senator. The other
candidates Jay LaDue and A. NJ.
Becker would not support Senator
Davis, if they were elected, for that
reason every old soldier Or friend OF
of the soldier would support II. j.
Miller for State Senator.
Judge e. Il. Wemple, the Re-
publican nominee for Register of
Deeds, is making a vigorous can
vass. He is fine scholar and we'll
qualified for the place. He has
had an honorable and useful part
in the labors and struggles of the
pioneer period; has had a helping
and sympathetic heart toward his
neighbors always. He will not be
forgotten by them now. Vote for
Judge Wemple.
Among the faithful officials of
Mobiles county who deserve CRATE
full and substantial recognition,
there is none more worthy than the
Clerk Of the District Court, MI.
F. A. Stevens. Careful, methodi-
cal and painstaking, the business
of the Office is always accurately
done and the records kept in good
shape Mr.. Stevens, in his old age,
suffers from the effects of his SER
vice as a soldier, and should be en-
ployed in the Office he has filled to
the satisfaction of the court, the
county officers and the general
public.
The M. DIS of Mobiles county
are all running for Coroner. and
50 far as we know no one Of them
cares a cent whether he is elected
or not. But so far as a coroner is
needed at all it is important that
he should be located at the county
seat. For holding inquests it is
rs convenient as any o.hcr, and for
his duties as; supplemental sheriff
it may be very inconvenient to hav
that officer located anywhere else.
Vote for DR.. w. S. Webb, the Re-
publican candidate.
Our Free for All'' department
has been generously occupied this
week by contributors representing
the Democratic, Alliance and Pro-
hibition parties. Each speaks we'll
of his own cause and candidates
but casts no aspersions on others.
We are glad Mobiles county voters
have so good list to select from.
We are permitted to copy the
following extract from a private
business letter written to citizen
of Worthington, which confers de-
served praise on two of our county
officers. The compliment is all the
more valuable as the letter is writ
ten by Hon. w. W. Braden, Audi
tor of the State of Minnesota
"By the way of justice the Re
publicans of Mobiles have indorsed
MI. Kendlen for County Auditor
Seemingly, from my stand point
this was very proper thing to do
I did not notice, however, in any
of the papers, that our opponents
had done anything of the kind fo1
his business associate, Mr.. Mober.
ly, the County Treasurer. Doubt.
less he will pull through anyhow
hope SO, because his record, so fa1
as the State is concerned, proves
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