Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-10-22
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
4 Clean. Honest Ticket that Invites the Whole
Support of the Party.
STAND BY THE TICKET.

wears he has held the office he ha 5
vigorously prosecuted all male
facters against whom information
had been filed without fear or
favor. doing his duty without re-
gard to personal interests. He is
an active party worker and ENJOYS
the no small distinction of being a
member of the State Republican
| Committee. Let the people of
Washington County elect Mr..
: Rhodes t. another term of Office
us Il reward for his efforts in their
behalf in upho'ding the authority
of the law in the community.
+. Il. HANSON for Sheriff is
recommended to The people as a
young man of sterling worth and
intelligence, capable and self rs-
liant. qualities an executive officer
should have. Though new in poll
tics he has always taken an active
interest in the success of his party
and the party should, therefore,
give him It's full support. BY cl-
cc'ing Mr.. Hanson sheriff the peo-
pie will never have occasion to re-
gret having placed him in that
position.
! J. \. HENSON for Probate
Judge. The Office of Probate
Judge is generally considered an
''old mans office" and by clecting
! Mr.. Henson to it, it would he fill
! by a deserving man. Mr.. Henson
! is an old soldier with an honorable
military record, staunch Repub-
lican and we'll qualified to fill the
office. He enjoys the confidence
! of all who know him as an honest
man and good citizen. Having for
several years filled the office of
, lu>t!c. OF The peace he is not en-
/ tircly unfamiliar with legal lore,
which will enable him TO easily
CLASP the duties of the office if ell
ccted to it. Fill the ''old man S
Office" with in old man.
! l.. A. PAGE, the Republican
candidate for Presiding ,'ulgc is
the man for the office. \ life lon.
citizen Of the county, having at all
times the welfare of the commun
ity at heart. makes him peculiarly
adapted to the position, and if elect
ed to .hc office will direct his efforts
in maintaining an economical,
yet progressive, administration of
the county's affairs. His character
is unquestione,l, and as Il citizen he
has meyer disregarded the duty of
casting his vote on election day.
j. G. COLEMAN, the candi-
date of the party for County
Judge from the first district, is not
inexperienced in the duties of
this office. Judge Coleman has
already served two terms on the
court bench and it has yet to be
said that he failed to do his duty
to the public as it former servant.
The recOld of the court of which
he WAS q member is one that is
thoroughly consistent with economy
in public expenditures, and the
people of the first district will con-
suit their best interests by eIecting
Judge Coleman to the bench for
another term.
f. f. COLE for County Judge
from the secoud district is a candi.
date for re- e-election. He is Il man
who has been successful in private
enterprises and believes that the
affairs of the county should be
conducted on business principles.
and on these lines he has endeavor-
cd to guide his conduct as an adj
ministrative officer. He has at all
times asserted himself while on the
bench in the interests of the tax
payers of the county, and if re-
elected will continue in this sduty to
the people.
! CHAS. WILLIAMS the candi
date for Coroner has filled this Of
tice for a number of years in an
eminently satisfactory manner and
the people should see to it that he
succeeds himself for another term.
Mr.. Williams has lived here so
long he is known to almost every
voter in the county. His Republic
canism is Of the Kind that never
wavers and the party should moi