Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-11-04
]. n. STACY & CO., Lewiston National Bank Building.
LEWISTON. IDAHO.
Our Ticket.

The republican legislative ticket
commands the respect Of voters of all
classes. The nominees for these i'm
portant offices are all men of mature
vears, education and business quslif-
cations. Past experience should pro-
mote care in The selection of law
makers for the state Of Idaho. Some
Inherent faulty has afflicted fusion
legislators not only in this state; but
far and wide the same shame has been
repeated. In Nez Perez county the
danger of the disgrace of at least criml-
nal Ignorance on the part of our law
makers again is imminent, Vote for
the republican legislative ticket and
be sure YOU will not disgrace either
your county or your state.
JUDGE p. L. STOoKEY.
The auditor and recorder is the most
important officer of the county. The
financial interests of the people are in
Ills hNNlifS NCi,N "a fo'iS YIN
sentative man should bn the keeper OF
the covenant, the records and the well
fare of the people. Judge p. f. Stookey
has held an important position in the
county for four years. He has been
tried and proved faithful. No one
doubts his qualification or his honor.
He is one man Of al ia the county of
whom none can say n disparaging
word; not of his private, moral or pub
he life in our midst.
J. w. RoZEN.
The sheriff stands second on the
ticket when the Importance OF the
office is considered. The morals Of the
community are largely in the hands OF
this public servant. The laws in the
bands of good officers protect the home
and guard the domestic happinessof the
public. The sheriff should be a moral
nan, a man who himself has home
and hearth to guard. To the vote,
who regards the welfare of the com
munity this should be a convincing
argument in favor of Mr.. Rozen foI
sheriff for the term of two years after
January 1899
STAAS SPEAKER
The Office of assessor regulates the
srreportionate burdens of government
upon the people, The distribution OF
the taxes is a question that puzzles all
civilized peoples aud the subject Is
ever present in varied forms. The
county assessorship should not he be
slowed haphazzard Mr., speaker il
specially qualified to weigh, compar
and estimate Naiu,s of all classes O
property in this district. He is MAJ
of practical, mature judsinont and c
broad business education.
c. A HASTINGS.
The republican nominee for count
treasurer Is an educated and careII
business men. He is possessed OF
fined sense of integrity an
his discernment makes him safe agaln
accidental loss or unlawful Use OF u
funds trusted to his care. He ~ aftab
and courteous in his business relation
and he will make an olficl9l of who'
his friends may speak with PRIDE.
FRANK DANFoRD.
The nominee for county attorney D
gan the fight against the criminal el
ment of the community soon after
took up his residence in the stat
His efforts to suppress the del reda'io
of stock thieves had salutary tfe'
The stock interest of the country II
suffered seriously in the past II. III u
inroads of organized ruStiers. NJ
Dauford struck the first effective oio
at this criminal element. Inc s'"'
men have enjoyed "a respite "a resi-
of this vigorous onslaught, THIS Gill
ipal class is now arrayed in orgahlH
force against this man who mas oe'
bold enough to fight them and hoht
enough to resist their Doodle hlet''o
which had been 50 effective III N"'
ing danger at other times an" ~
other sources. Mr.. Dau'ord Is III
asking for the judgment OF the pe''
upon his record. He asks Tor tl'e v
of all who believe in law, "r"e'
the protection of property riSh'S III
home, on the farms and ranges h' -"
as in the places Of business an" IL
county offices. The law abiding !.
pile, those who desire ample pf''''''
should support Mr.. Dmtord as a "
as those who fear him oppose h''''.
X. \. LANGFoRD-
The nominee for probate 'o'@' ;
scholarly nan of the highest "l'''
intelligence, refinement ana i"''s
He was chosen from the ho','' Il
field of teachers for the office iol
other reason than for ms eii'''''