The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-02

The
REPUBLICAN,
TICKET.
1t is Composed of Men
Well Known Through
out the Whole County.
THEIR SPECIAL FITNESS IS CONCEDED
BY ALL, AND YOU WILL MAKE NO
MISTAKE IN YOUNG THE REPUBLI-
CAN TICKET. .. .. .. :. >. .. >. >. ..
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Never IN the political history of Shia-
wassee county has there been stronger
ticket presented to the voters OF the
county than the present Republican
county ticket. Men who have been Sc
lected for their particular fitness for
the Office and no one will ever regret
having cast his vote for the entire tick
ct. 1t is the same with the National,
congressional and legislative ticket.
Nearly all have had experience that
makes them especially adapted to the
several positions.
GEORGE T. MASON.
For representative the republicans
have renominated Geo. Il. Mason, who
so faithfully served his constituents the
past two years. His record is as an open
book and the more it is studied the better
does Mr.. Mason stand out as friend Of
the people for the people. Every act
and every vote was in the interest of
equal taxation end economy in admins
tering the affairs of the state. He was,
according to the statements OF Repre-
sentative Goodell, Cheever and Carton,
the leading members of the house, one
of the best working as well as one OF
the best posted members of the house.
All three unite in commenting his work
and ask Shiawassee county to return
him to the house.
1t is important that he be elected as
United States senator is to be elected,
and he should be republican that
President Mckinley may have proper
aid to carry on the good work of pros
perity. The redistricting of the state
is another important work to be done by
the next legislature and it should be a
Republican legislature.
| STEPHEN A. CRANE.
For sheriff, S. A. Crane was nominal
ed and is fully prepared for the work
in hand. He is at present the Under
Sheriff of the county and has had ex-
perience that will come right in play as
sheriff of the county. Mr.. Crane is q
veteran of the civil war. and is popular
with his comrades who are acquainted
with his four years of service for Uncle
Sam. He was faithful soldier, com
petent under sheriff and will make an
excellent sheriff.
MATTHEW BUSH.
For the important Office of judge Of
probate, Matthew Bush was una imous
ly renominated. In fact no other name
was presented at the convention. The
only thing that the opposition can bring
up as an attempted argument against
his reelection is that he has held the
Office for some time. The fact is thai
that is the strongest argument in favor
of his reelection. 1t is the most import
ant office in the county and the hardest
to fill, and when you can get mar
whose honesty and ability Is so wei
known as that of Judge Bush, it would
be unwise not to elect him, to succeed
himself.
JOHN Y. MARTIN.
For county clerk, John Y. Martin wa
the republican choice at the convention
Mr.. Martin is particularly adapted fol
the office of clerk. He has a good edu
cation and Is fine penman, writing
fair legible copy that would adorn thu
books in the clerks Office. His charac
ter is above reproach and he Is as clear
man as there is In Shiawasssee county
His genial and open hearted manner i
sure to make him as popular In th'
county as he is in his own township
Shiawasse county has never produced I
better man for the Office of county
clerk than John Y. Martin.
I'D. ROYCE
For register of deeds is again before TIT
people for reelection. His satisfactory
services in that Office, makes him a val
liable man for the county. 1t is import
ant that the records Of your homes b.
kept honestly and accurately. This Mr.
Royce has done and to many Of you h'
has pointed out errors that have beer
valuable to you. The same intelligen
and careful manner of doing business i
assured IL you elect j. d. Royce. HI
received large vote two years ago, blu
he merits larger one this fall. Hell
increase that majority.
RICHARD +. KAY.
For county treasurer, Richard F. Ka,
was again unanimously renominated
1t is well known that the comfy treas
urer can hold the office but two terms II
succession and this will be Mr.. Kay
second term. Mr.. Kay has proven him
self to be careful and painstaking Off
cial. No one has eyer had cause t.