Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-11-01

the policy of attacking the per-
sonal character and integrity of
the Republican candidate for gov
ernor, w. III. Upham, Of Marsh
| field. As man and as a fellow
citizen, he has ever stood ready to
help any and all whoneeded assis-
lance, without regard to their rel
igion, nationality or politics ex-
pecting nothing in return, and
asking nothing. In labor he has
always been liberal, just and hon
est with his workingmen and any
one of them with real or fancied
grievance against the Upham
Manufacturing company, can al
ways lay the matter freely before
Mr.. Upham, and be certain of 9
satisfactory adjustment.
The city of Marshfeld is essen
TALLY a city of homes, fully nine
tenths of its residents owning
their own houses, such ownership
in a great many instances having
been made possible through the
liberality of the Upham Manufac-
turing company, in supplying
material and giving credit far in
excess of any possible security
that could be offered, and no one
appreciates this fact more than
do the present and past employees
of the Upham Manufacturing
company.
! Their credit coupon books have
always had the same purchasing
power as cash at their store, and
at the same prices, aud without
any distinction whatever, any man
to whom the company owed mon
ey being able to draw his balance
in cash On the regular pay day;
and whether he waited until that
time or drew a portion in advance
in the form Of a coupon book was
a matter entirely optional with
himself, and we have yet to learn
that an employer Of labor is COM
PEELED to advance cash on wages
not due until pay day, or that in
giving a man credit at his store in
advance of his earnings he right
| fully earns for himself the title of
tyrant and oppressor of labor.
/ During the last four years the
Democratic party has administered
the affairs of the state so honestly
and economically that it can justly
point with pride to it's record and
we believe that the party will win
in this campaign, not by publish
ING misstatements and falsehoods
against the business methods or
| personal character of Q man who
| is entitled to and enjoys the adj
miration, friendship and respect
of his fellow citizens, but from
advocating the principles Of true
Democracy, of which every true
Democrat is proud and for which
every true Democrat should hon
orably fight.
| II, A. Lathrop, physician.
| E. Y. Kautzky, dentist.
Foster Brothers, proprietors OF
the fremont house.
Charles A. Grundy, railway
agent.
/ Louis Lamille, merchant.
| Andrew Hoerl, meat market
Rev. John Eisen, Roman Catho-
lie priest.
| Theodore Springborn, real estate
and insurance.
| E.. A. Ross. farmer.
James w. Beattie, livery and ex-
postmaster.
G. S. Sherin, general hardware
store.
Thomas Merseh, hotel.
| w. H. Ramps, of the firm of Tiff
fault q Ramps, general merchants.
Rev Joseph Joch, St. Joseph
hospital.
w. Ell. Brown, conductor North
western railroad.
i J. Fl. Scott, of the firm of Scott
&Roessler, merchant tailors.
| L. TIL. Thorn, pastor of Lutheran
I church.
! Felix La Point, proprietor of
Mansion house.
! P. NJ. Holloran, general freight
and passenger agent Port Edwards,
Centralia g. Northern railway.
| John Thereof, Of the firm OF
Crantzmeyer & Thereof, BARRIERS.
A vote for G.. c. Yawkey for member
of assembly is a vote for the principles
4 l. erx.,