Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Splendid Ticket.

urday the Republicans o. this county y
nominated aspIsndid ticket q strcag, :
clean mon, one that the RsvIscroR !
is proud to support and one sass the
Republicans can present to the people
Of the county with the assurance that
no better list Of candidates was ever
nominated in the history OF Dickin'
son. The gentlemen named are fitted
for their positions; they have long
residence, familiarity with the coun'
I've needs and conditions and up
right, manly records to recommend
them. Tbeysre in every way worthy
Of election and in addition to their
qualifications they stand for the
party Of progress and prosperity for
honest government and honest
money. The success Of the straight
Republican ticket from top to bot
tom every man on it-should be the
effort OF every member OF the party.
Then there will be victory in Novem-
ben and Dickinson will have bright
ter name than ever, for II will stand
out as a county that is done with
calamity and its followers.
r. j. Rexroat, the Republican can
didate for county superintendent, has
been resident Of Noble township for
| IS years, six Of which have been
spent in the school room. That he is
a student as we'll as q teacher Is
proved by the fact that he is one oil
the few holders Of first grade certifi-
Gates, his certificate having two years
yet before expiration. He is thor
oughly familiar with school needs is
10 practical and energetic educator
and will make model superintend.
ent. The Republicans made a good
choice and have named a winner for
the office.
The Republicans have nominated
for representatives. young man and
one who will make good record in
the legislature. Emil Grosser Is q
student and can make tiptop speech
liz occasion demands. He did splen.
did work io Republicanism and
sound money on the stump in 1895
} and made q most favorable impression
! wherever be went. He will do some
, more Of it this year and Dickinson
, county will be glad to have him for a
representative
George H. Smith has made an ex-
cellent district clerk. He has filled
the Office with an accuracy and cour-
tesy that has won him praise from
all parties and be will be reelected
by a handsome majority. So excel
Ilent officer as Mr.. Smith deserves it.
S. S. Smith In bis eloquent little
speech before the Republican conveu.
ton Saturday pleased the delegates
and his nomination for county attor-
ney pleased them still more. This
county never had a more capable,
conscientious and hard working legal
representative than s. s. Smith. He
has friends in every school district
and in every party and the people Of
the county are anxious for the time
to come when the county attorneys
Office will be In his able charge. 1t
is a responsible and important place.
1t needs q man who is broad-minded
and has good legal attainments. Sam
Smith ills the bill and his majority
Twill show II.
J, A. Hopkins, the Republican can
didate for probate Judge, Is west
Dickinson's representative on the
ticket and be Is good man for the
place. An old soldier and capable
and popular citizen, he will fill the
responsible position with credit to
himself and the county. 1t lisa place
that requires mature and sound
Judgment, which MIR. Hopkins pos
sesses in marked degrees. He will
" make a successful race.
% The Republicans Of the Third com
III missioner district are to be congrat
'0 ulated on having nominated so strong
10 candidate as Martin Lowe for com
". missioner. Mr.. Lowe is iarme
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