The Worthington advance., 1900-10-12
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Contest becomes more heated and men
of both parties become moro interest
"a in the success Of the party with
which each individual comedies. We
do not believe because every man does
not believe in republicanism they are
non, ,compos. mentis, by any a. cans. as
il is a Characteristic. Of human nature,
many t-eople Of many minds, but we
do believe the republican Candidates
for County Offices are worthy men.
r. A. Tripp has made an excellent
Auditor and he being a Candidate
again, every good republican should
vote for him and any democrat cast
ing bis voc for him will never regret
it. He stands strictly on his merits
as every candidate should. It has
never teen necessary to make any ex-
cuses for the way he has conducted
the office therefore no republican has
a reasonable excuse for not voting for
the candidate of his party.
j. Fl. Denton for treasurer is ba.
coming quite popular word through
out The county and we'll it should
He has spent many days endeavoring
to select men to creditably represent
the party In different occasions and
for various Offices always remaining
in the back ground until this year.
If years of faithful service counts fol-
anything he should be remembered
this being the reason of his nominal
ion, it is incumbent upon every loyal
republican to cast his vote for Mr.
Derton.
Ben Tripp for register of deeds is
alright and the expression whats
the Matter with Tripp" could approp'
riately applied to Ben and the answer
Hes aIright,"a correct one. He is
that attentive to business that he has
spent but very little time to the c M
paign and a man of this character car
always be relied npon as a servant oil
the people. His qualifications fol
properly conducting the office are
more than ample and a more proper
man could not be found.
Charles Slade for Sheriff has been
taken up all over the County. He is
a most suitable man for the important
Office and he will never be found
wanting in any matter to which duty
may call him. He has a host of warm
friends in the western part of the
county and is making them where
ever he goes elsewhere about the
county. He, did not seek the Office
and where can you find candidate
that can say this. This fact being
the case it would be a reflection on
the integrity of the delegates to vote
for another man.
Charles ii. Crandall for County
Attorney it is said will have a walk
away, and why shouldn't he. Very
seldom Attorneys with his ability are
found diligently looking alter the
county affairs, when they are fitted
for larger fields, but with him, he al
ways gives the county his first s rvice
until the states rights subserved
Competency ind familiarity with Law
is Requirement, that is necessary i1
this office.
Charles NJ. Cory for probate judge
is supposed to be invincible but the
friends of his apponent saying they
are going to elect tner man but'we
don't think so. Mr.. Cory has proved
himself a most efficient officer to the
satisfaction of all who have had bust
ness with him pertaining 10 his Office.
Experience is a valuable thing in
Office, and besides this he is an attor-
ney placing him in better position
to intelIig9ntly act on all questions.
L. w. Abbott for school superin-
tendent. Mr.. Abbot has the necess-
ary ability to maintain a standard in
our schools that will rank with any
throughout the state and this being
the fact there is no reason why he
should not be elected.
F. A. Stevens being the only can
didate for Court Commissioner, makes
him none the less worthy. He is a
man OF experience in Court Matters
and is thereby fitted for the office.
H. Haggard, Gus. Swanberg and
VIM. Thcm are fully qua lifted to look
after the interests of the county, this
fact being demohstrated: by their
private life.
All of our candidates should be
diligently looking after Their interests
as their opponents are tossing no time
and if work and conference are of any
consequence th>y will cut a figure
this year inc 'unty aff.:irs. The most
of the democratic Cmd d1te- ar
thor ,u!hly canvass ng the county,
bringing ;pdic tions nj pr, spect. v
re .ults int hea l.qua tsEs If .,.r which
plans are revised and determinations