The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1900-11-02

constituents would suffer. All of them,
whether on the democratic or fusion
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whether on the democratic or "fusion'
tickets. are bound by the same demo.
cratic platform which points with pride"
to the record of tic arch briber. Vote
for either or any Of these men and vou
vote to endorse aie democratic record Of
bribery and corruption. The republican
party appeals to the working. len tie
business men, the farmers, lie taxpay.
ers, the lrogro siFe lav-abNiag citlzens
OF all class Is; it aIpeals 90 the good
senso,. not the p3ssjoDs of voters: it
striEos TO prom lie the interests Of #ll,
not Of te" bosses with grievance or q
feud ~ their stock in trade. The rapub-
llcan party appeals to Tie public con
science, not tho public pre- sjDdiees Men
who can consc;enti Hsly represent all
classes OF citizens without fear or favor,
men who will represent The interests of
the wage arncr as Nell as those of the
corporation, who viii fairly and impair
TALLY perform their duties as legislators
other reward should be elected. Such
men only should be commissioned by the
peop!e of Granite county to represent
them in Helena this winter. Such men
the republicans have nominated aud
such men all good citizens should strive
10 elect. Political lines are obliterated
l,n nJn,
Lit IS the question as to whe her or not
bribery will be endorsed. The future
OF Our state and its people ought most
! seriously to be considered and Montana 5
good name redeemed. This is the OBJ
ject all good citizens should
have in view. The republican legisla i've
ticket III this county is composed of just
such men as are needed this year; no
better men ever asked for the votes of
their fellow citizens; their election will
be credit to Granite county. Let all
good citizens unite upon Harry 1. Vein
stein and Dr. Peter S. Mussigbrod
Harry Weinstein is one of our own
young men; he was born in Philipsburg;
can be depended upon to do what is right
and just. He is a young man of whom
any community may justly be proud,
and no one need fear that as legislator
he will prove a disappointment to the
people who choose him as their repre-
sentative. DR.. Mussigbrod Is an exam
pie of integrity and sterling manhood;
his word Is as good as gold. Few men
connected with large business enterprises
are held IN snch general esteem by their
fellowmen as is DR.. Mussigbrod Those
who know him best speak of him on the
hihgest terms His word to fellowman
is AS good AS a judgment. All who have
had business transactions with him will
vourh for the correctness of this state
ment. Throughout the entire campaign
not word has been said TO his discredit.
Ii candidate ever merited the disap
proval of anyone il is sure TO come to
light during political campaign. Al
though this campaign has been in pro-
gress over four weeks the first word of
dlscredit to DR.. Mussagbrod has yet to
be spoken. To hose who do not know
him generally such Il record ought to
recommend him. Those who know him
will vo.e for him, because to know him
is to admire him. Such a man can lie
depended upon to perform the duties Of
a legislator with fidelity. When mark
Weinstein and Mnssigbrod. They will
make the best representatives Granite
county ever had.