The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
Republican Candidates.

Republican Candidates. 81
With,A. Davidson insthe chair. Den
ispn will have one Of the best executive
officers if has ever had. AS a parlia-
mentarian, 4 none ARE! better qualified
than Nj !!as Wilson. aside from this he
is.a man of broad views and OF ali ,oc-
casions is not. afraid ito. express them.
He has made a success.o of his own bust
ness affairs, why can he not steer the
ship. Of DTenison, owe: rough waves, in
all kinds of weather safely2 The peo-
pie have the confidence thatahe can and
he is sure . Z a1 election.
The city ltreasurership is the most
important office within the gift of the
people. Mr.. Plimpton has for a num-
Der of years held the Office to the salts
faction of all. During times when
finances were low, Mr.. Plimpton has
advanced money to carry on work, etc,
without interest, many times in large
amounts and at this particular time it
is not wise to place any n not ac-
quainted with the city affairs in his
stead. Mr.. Plimpton has guarded we'll
our finances. AT times when the coun
Gil has felt inclined to push some work
regardless of money, his wise counsel
has. prevailed. We cannot predict
othelr than his election.
Al. H. Brown, republican candidate
for alderman in the second ward, il
meeting with much encouragement in
his candidacy for alderman. His friends
are rallying to his support in q name,
which is, indeed, satisfactory. In Mr.
Brown one sees a self-made man, on,
who is. carvingsh his own way. He will
use discretion and economy ins conduc
ing the affairs of the city, andjn doin,
this will adhere to the wishes Of hi
constituents.
w. N, McLennan for solicitor, will
succeed himself. He has made a goo,
attorney, any question of doubt he ha
always come forward and withou
hesitancy answered them satisfactorily
He is a close student of the law and
constantly looking DIP new points an
theories. Mack il the rightsman in th
right place.
MI. W.sD4 Fa1u1sscaandidate for aide
man il tile first ward, is a young ma
of sterling worth and the highest intes
rity. Duiirinlg his residence in Denise
. he has proven himself al man worth
the confidence Of all. When electedh
will be q strong .councilmen, one VII
will take an active part in all proceed
= ings ofithatsbody and serve the peopl
well. 81 rlslo-t ~ y ~
With IMAM /. Of lMr. Bonds experienc
as assessor,s the tax payers need hav
no fear Of burdensome taxation. n
has served TIE. people in the capacit
of assessor more than once and ha
n never been found wanting His Sae
qihaaiintHaan J ssihifh is broad; thereby Div
ing Miniiaaadvsantagee over anyone young
8 e TOT q less s, es sxslpeYrla4 s#.s
The third Warders are confident @
the reelection fof Mr.. Max Sine VIII
v has fialboredd 50 faithfully the past tw
e ~years-years Of great Importance 1!
Denison: sAeshas always adhered t
Y the wishes Of the people, and practice
So far as II bis power, the strictea
economy nsthe handling Of the city
finances We could point tolmany in
stances Of fecord. where Mr.. Slime cor
sidered we'll the interests Of the. peopl
e who elected him AS a man oe SCUM,
. Judgment and business ability none ar
better, qualified i asEihfs .,s 4. ].
The Sheldon paper, the Topeka Cap
tai has proven@a great d advt rtisin
W scheme fer. that journal. The pape
was simply a small Western daily, SCI
dom heard of outside its own territory
After the Sheldon idea was conceive
the scheme was placed i'm the hands n