Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-31
THE TICKET.

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the voters for their consideration on
Tuesday. Good from every stand
point in its entirety, the personel OF
the ticket is made up of men wol thy OF
the confidence and suffrage of all
Each man on the ticket is competent
and capable of filing the office he seeks
and each of them, will, if elected, prove
worthy of the trust rested in him.
At the head of the ticket is the can
didate for representative, a. II. Ed
wards, of Douglas township Mr. Ed
wards competency and ability TO fill
this office, and to make creditable
record for the county and for himself
is admitted even among his opponents.
As a republican, his record is long, hon
orable and untarnisheG. From the
time he enlisted in the union army,
to the present day he has been fighting
the battles Of the republican party, and
today he stands squarely and uncom-
promisingly OH the republican plat
form. AS q man Of affairs, he has
managed his own business enterprises
with success, and that fact is sufficient
to warrant that legislative duties in his
hands will be in good care
Mr.. Edwards will make a good repre-
sentative. A vote for him will not be
misplaced.
For treasurer, the republican party
offers candidate who is, at the present
time, probably the most capable man
in the county for that Office. During
his past term as treasurer, Mr.. L. D..
Phelps has proven to be one Of the
most competent officer Audubon
county ever had. A man of the most
excellent habits, kind and obliging to
all, particular in the observance of
every duty connected with his office,
he has made good official and on
that ground alone deserves re- election
to the office in which he has served so
well. Vote for him.
Mr.. G. X. Hallock, of Extra town
ship, the republican party's candidate
for sheriff. Mr.. Hallock was born
and raised in Audubon county and the |
highest word Of praise in his favor is
that he is best liked where he is best
known, that those, who have known
him, boy and man, are his strongest
friends and tirmest supporters. His
experience in managing both his own
and his fathers extensive business has |
been large and varied. His name is
presented to the voters in the full |
confidence that he is able and capable |
to manage all the duties of the sheriff's |
Office successfully and in the best and
most business like way. Give Hallock
your vote.
For uperintendent of schools d. p.
Repass. Prof. Repass has become so
Unidentified with the educational !
interests of Audubon county that he
seems part and parcel Of our school
system. During his service as super
itendent, his labors for the upbuild,
ing of the schools OF the county speak |
for themselves. No better superin-
tendent can be found in Iowa than Mr.. |
Repass, and his equals are few and far
between. His ability in educational
work is acknowledged by all, and his
election to this Office assures the best
of good management for Audubon
county's schools, Vote for ID. z. Re-
pass. He is by far the best man in
Audubon county for superintendent of
schools.
DR.. w. r.. Koob, of Brayton, is the
party candidate for coroner. DR.. Koob
has served in this Office during the past
two years and has been good and con.
scientious official. Give him your vote.
Mr.. w. d. Stanley, of Hamlin town
ship, is the republican candidate for
supervisor. One of Audubon county's
most prosperous and successful farm
ers, he has become such by his own
ability and hard work. AS a member
of the board of supervisors he will
bring this same ability and foresight
to the service of the county. He is a
man good and true in every respect
and will make Audubon county one of
the best supervisors that have ever
filled the Office. Mr.. Stanleyis worthy
and capable. Vote for him.
II. S. Wattles, for surveyor, has no
opposition and of course will be elected.
These gentleman have been before
the people for some weeks. Their cam
paigns have been conductedin a clean
and gentlemanly manner. they ask
the suffrage of the voters of Audubon
county.
1t is the duty of every republican in