Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-10-29

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THERE isn't dry goods -box-whittler OIL our
ticket. They are all reliable, industrious men.
SENATOR BAKER says he will have Joe Bris-
tow removed if he doesn't stop meddIing with
his (Baker's) appointments.
A MAN who is unable to manage his own al
fairs would be fine fellow to transact business
for the taxpayers of the county, wouldn't he!
BENJAMIN HARRISON has declared himself
in favor of the Initiative and Referendum. 1t
is quite evident that Benjamin had his ear on
the ground
Ii editorial ability consisted of lying the
"girl' editor of the Eagle would be bowling
success-if he had sense enough to tell lie
that the people would believe.
DIR. R. c. Spawn has given satisfaction as
coroner, and very little need be said in his be-
half He has very warm friends in all parties,
and his election goes without saying He is
true-bue reformer and most excellent man
JAS. AGNEW is making a manly campaign,
and is gaining friends wherever he goes. He
enjoys the respect of everybody in his neigh
borhood and will get lots of Republican votes
in Westphaia township, as we'll elsewhere
His election to the office of sheriff is already
conceded by staunch Republicans.
LET every Populist, Democrat and Free-Si-
yer Republican 60 to the polls and vote against
the gang of leeches who were instrumental in
busting the Bank of Garrett, and then hold
ing on until there is nothing left with which to
pay the depositors. The whole Republican
ticket is mixed up with that bank-wrecking
crew.
T. w. SHIELDS is not an office seeker but an
honest, business-Gke man, who has attended
strictly to his farm work, and made success
of it. He was nominated by his friends, be-
cause they knew he is capable, honorable and
upright. better man than Will Shields for
treasurer could not have been found. He will
be elected, too.
R. S. BoATRIGHT, our nominee for surveyor,
is gentleman, and will never be guilty of in
sulting ladies who are not of his political faith,
as did John Rankin last fall. Furthermore he
is well qualified tor the position, having had a
practical education as surveyor, under his faith
er. who spent his life in th2t kind of work.
Vote for Boatright.
L.. d. WALRAD, our candid ate for register OF
deeds is man who never sought an office. HIS
friends nominated him witho 1t his knowledge
or consent, and he was i'll Mi souri, at the time
of the convention, visiting KS mother He is
an industrious, honest, pains .aklng man, who
has been successful in the N lnagement of his
own affairs. He is model candidate, and will
make an excellent officer.
John T. ANDERSON is a business of
strict integrity and rare success. Anderson
county hasn't better candidate for commits
sioner. The business affairs Of the taxpayers
of the county will be safe III his hands. He
never had any connection wit the banks of the
city or county, and nobody can raise the cry
"Fraud" against him. His wellknown hon
esty and careful attention TO business makes
friends with all who deal will him.
H. H. BoLsoN, our nominee for county clerk,
is one of the best MN in Anderson county. lie
is respected by everybody--his friends are
legion He is self-made man, and has work
ed against strong odds. That he has made
a successful fight in life nobody doubts He is
above the average i'll intelligence, and he is as
we'll qualified for the office as any man in An
derson county. Harry has warm friends and