Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-07
rhe peopIe,s Party ,rlcket.

gu upon W uhho bho hoA "NN "'''
gil the offices coon to be made vacant
by the expiration Of the terms OF the
present iDcumbents. The ticket nom
mated first by the peoples party and
later on by the democrats is made up
Of good material, Of men we'll qualifi-
cd to fill the positions for which they
have been nominated,
FOR CLERK,
the allied forces have chosen A. B.
Dixon Of Plum township. He is a
young man In the prime OF manhood,
honest, capable and efficient. He has
a good education, and ranks as one OF
the most successful educators in the
county. In his canvass be is meeting
with encouragement from many not
members Of his party.
FOR REGISTER,
G. w. Baum is known by everyone
An old resident he has friends every
where. He has been nominated sew
oral times by the people for justice
In this township, and always led his
ticket. Polite and accommodating he
10 Just the man to I'll tho Office for
which he is an aspirant.
FOR SHERIFF.
Lucky indeed is the party which
places before the people the right
man for the above position. 1t ID q
place requiring level head, good
Judgment, and personal cleanliness
r. w. Atwater OF Logan, needs no in
PRODUCTION from US to the people OF
the southwest portion OF Phillips
county, for there he is known TO every
one. To the people Of the other por-
tons OF the county, then, we intro
duce him as being just the right man
for the place. The voter can make
no mistake IN marking an x in the
square to the right OF bis name.
FOR TREASURER
Thomas Cox of Deer Creek, has
been placed in nomination. Informa-
ton from bis section has it that his
vote will be very large The people
know him and propose to give him
the position of trust for which he has
been nominated. ia tho early day Of
the county he wnS treasurer and gave
universal satisfaction He is an old
settle and has at all times been close
ly identified IN the npbuildiDg Of the
county.
FOR CoRNoRER,
DR.. II. d. Brothers of Plum has
been selected, and as he is 30 we'll
and favorably known he will make
great run and be elected.
FOR SURVEYOR
w. Fl Gray of Kirwin, O practical
surveyor and a representative Of the
mechanical forces Of the county, was
nominated without opposition, and
will be found at the top when the
vote is counted.
FOR COMMISSIONER
1t must have been an inspiration
that prompted the peoples party to
nominate W. +. Beckman for COM
missioner from This district. He is a
farmer who has made a success of his
occupation. Successful for himself,
he will make success of his duties
as commissioner. Springlng from the
sturdy German stock, he has inherit
cd careful business principles. Hon
est, sober and industrious, he is we'll !
fitted for this most responsible posi-
ton.
The ticket then we place before our
readers is as a whole one that will
command the support of the tsx.pay-
ing voters Of the county. Nominated |
as 1t was and endorsed by the demo-
cratic party, it eagerly welcomes the
battle of the ballots, confident of
glorious victory.
@=.=-,-n.a.......E-E-s.
The Oberlin Times says that Cyrus
Leland, ir, was a member of the 10th
Kansas. Correct for once. The
record shows that he was mustered in
as 2 II lieutenant, August 6, '01 Pro-