The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06


we'll known over the State, having
attended many State and District
Republican conventions. At
home he Is always ready with his
influence and means to advance
the principles of the Republican
party. In is98 Mr.. Sharp was n
delegate to the National convcn-
ton from this Congressional dis
trict. Mr.. Sharp is a young man,
and may be expected to be of
much service to the party In the
future.
II. A. BAKER, who Is n resi-
dent of Montgomery township Is
a splendid Republican and Is one
the most popular citizens In the
county. Mr.. Baker served as COL
lcctor OF the Revenue from '9i to
| '96. He Is q scion of one the old
est families in the county. He is
popular with all classes and never
lets an opportunity pass to adj
vance the interests OF his party.
w. II. II. HEATH, OF Montgom-
cry township, Is one OF the Rcpub-
licans OF the county who can be
always counted on. He has per-
formed much service for the par
ty and Is always on hand when
his services are needed.
JOHN j. SLEIoHT, Of Montgom-
cry township, Is one OF the popu-
lar and reliable Republicans OF
the county. He has served the
party in many ways and has been
spoken OF for place on the tick
ct In 1902.
4. B. PEGRAM, the genial and
popular postmaster OF Montsom.
cry City. has been working In the
Republican ranks all his life, aud
deserves the recognition given hin
in his appointment. He always
works for the success OF the Re-
publican ticket and can bc de-
pended on to help carry the coun'
ty In 1902.
ID. B. GRESSAN, OF Montgom'
cry township, is one OF the Rcpub'
licans who adds much strength t'
the party in the county. He Is
member OF the county committee
and served in that capacity In thu
campaigns of 1903 and 1900.
Col. WARNER LEWIS, of Mont
gomery City, Is one OF the man,
acccssions OF 1896 to the Repulical
ranks. While he has previousl,
been n loyal Democrat, he be
licved the principles enunciatc'
In the Chicago platform to b
against the best interests Of tn
county, and affiliated himself witt
the Republican party. col. Lew
Is was n gallant confederate ofiic
cr In Gen. Joe Shclby's brigade
and Is the father of Hon. r. /
Lewis, who was Republican nomi
nee for Governor In 1896.
DIR. PETER ARNOLD, OF Wells
Vile. Is one OF the up-to-dat
young Republicans OF the county
!, As n young physician he has
wide reputation and is popula
with the people. His inilucnc
!, may be counted upon as a potter
. factor in the future politics OF tn
county.
. II. II. MANSFIELD, editor OF IL
a Wcllsvillc Optic News, is on
= Of the two Republican editors I
:, the county, and il always until
= ing In his efforts In behalf Of tf
party. He is jovial and optimi'
- tic aud believes the day Of Rcpul
: lican success in Missouri Is net
i at hand.
IA WHIT w. MAY. Prairie towi
Ic ship is blessed with n big suppl
- of the best Republicans in Il
State, and typical among those
y Whit w. May. Mr.. May has
20 wide acquaintance in the coun,
= and Is popular. He would nal
;, valuable addition to the coun
,c ticket should he decide to run Il
TX any oflice.
IA }. IL. JOHNSON, OF Middleton
&c is well and .avorbly know
k, throughout the county. He serve
Z, as Deputy Sheriff from '9i to 70
le making popular officer. In ~
y he was his party's nominee I
- Sheriff and ran ahead OF {
le strength OF his ticket, being d
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