The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-05-19
Would That They Could All Succeed,
but They Can't; So Vote for
the. Best Ones.

JONAS T. FERGUSON.
This gentleman asks TO be re-elected
to the state legislature. or him an
extended comment is unnecessary.
He served with ability in the thirty
sixth general assembly. AS a man and
a citizen naught can he said against
him. AS a democrat he possesses the
highest qualifications. Mr.. Fergnson's
friends are numerous, and he will have
no to be ashamed of the support
the party will extend him next Satur-
day. But he will have to wait until
then to see whether he will be our next
representative, for
J. FRED. MILLER
wants to 20 to Jefferson City, too. and
is also making his arrangements TO that
end. He was in the last legislature, and
his friends say that the record he made
was a good one, and that lone good
term deserves another"
ZACH. W. WRIGHT.
The above named gentleman. during
his present term of Office, has discharged
the numerous duties of his Office in a
most satisfactory manner. The record
that he has made is all the recommended
ton he neecs for reelection. Mr..
Wright's friends n many, and they
will stand by him to a mar.
JAMES A. KEMPER,
of Odessa, a young lawyer of much
ability. is a candidate for the office of
prosecuting attorney. In his part of
the county he is said to have a host of
friends who will urge his claims before
the primary.
WILLIAM AULL
presNsskA47 e ths yQteTs Of
gentleman, and his fa|1y friends viii
see that his candidacy receives the
recognition it deserves.
JOHN S. BLACKWELL.
This gentleman is a prominent candi-
date for the Office of prosecuting attOr-
ney. Mr.. Blackwell is n of the ablest
lawyers in Missouri. and a man of whom
every one speaks well. The number OF
his friends is only limited by the number
Of his acquaintance. lie served the
county as attorney, some years ago, and
the record he left was like old wheat in
the mill. Ills candidacy will be sup
ported by a host.
ENR C.. WALLACE. .JR..
a well known and popular young law
yer, comes before the voters as a candi-
date for prosecuting attorney. Harry
is q. young man of sterling integrity,
and has q large circle of friends who
would rejoice in his success.
THOMAS A.. CATRON,
|enpdidate for reelection to the Office of
collector, is n gentleman who
Hrespect and esteem of all
hes discharged the
dutiGd 8<2hle manner,
will be) he w1I11 urge
his duties faithfully.
WILLIAM YOUNG tks
has made an excellent probate Judge,
and his chances for denomination and
reelection are very good. No man can
say aught against him. AS a private
citizen and as a public official he has
commanded the esteem Of every one.
His friends are In all parts of Lafayette
county, and they will give him the
support he 80 justly deserves.
SAMUEL j. ANDREW
asks for reelection to the office of
county clerk. He has a record of which
any man might well feel proud. The
affairs of the county have been safe in
his hands, ..and in his official capacity he
has always given entire satisfaction.
As q man he is deservedly popular.
CHARLES L. EWING.
Mr.. Ewing is a man whose friends are
many. AS circuit clerk he has demon
strated the fact that he possesses the
qualifications necessary to the satisfac-
tory discharge Of the duties which de-
vOlve upon county officials. His re-
election means another term of faithful
service.
W. A. PAGE
is a candidate for the Office of assessor.
lie is Of L~afayette's best citizens, n
thorough democrat, and a man whose
friends are numerous. Should he be
elected to the Office to which he aspires
We doubt not that its affairs would be i'm
ne bands.
MILTON DRUMMoND
&elsu to be Lafayette %countys
and with that end in view has
be0. q a thorough canvass lie
is Z pod man, a man of ability, and
an A No94goomocrat. His many friends
will give I'D their hearty support.
iN NILLER
also desireS Be county assessor,
He is thoroaG11SS qualified, and il
elected will do pake. an efficient
officer.
). LEE N fEkLAnD.
This gentleman. tAosgAs young il
years. has filled the ofapo OF county
treasurer in a manner pa eetly RtisS
tory to every one. In ff<$N
second term he presentsy es
recommendation his past Lee
! billiard il every inch n mao1f oda.
is one of the most popuy ben II
l Lafayette county. Ills an
legion, and they will heart 9ppor
, his candidacy. Vx3}aa
CHARLES e. WALLACE
has given the very best satisf1 Ftton a
recorder Of deeds, and every ape ]
willing Cor the Office to remain d hi
hands at least another term. fi8ffss
I "SimOn Pure" dyed-in-the- WOOL denu
crat, and an accommodating.eou tfSks N
: and agreeable official. lie has S/lArg
y number of staunch supporters.
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